[Bell Historians] Hibbert question

[John Hibbert]

John,

You are correct in all of your assumptions.

R.T. (Tom) Hibbert was born in The Sun Public House at East Ilsley and is 
buried in the church yard in the same grave as his brother. Bill's ashes 
were scattered on The Ridgeway nearby
Bill often said, when visiting the churchyard 'If I had a shovel, I could 
dig up a b----y good peal band'

John Hibbert.


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From: "John Camp" <camp at 6dlATCM7_z41dbk9qnCsM2sqItvlGWasVHeb-_gdJipzQ7rJov6lOzCMzfda0qazdfC27WBYko9Ve2U2f_8.yahoo.invalid>
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Sent: Sunday, August 09, 2009 7:12 PM
Subject: [Bell Historians] Hibbert question


> Was Richard T.  Hibbert (Master of the ASCY in 1923) the father of
> Bill, the consumer of G&Ts of East Ilsley?  I believe that there is
> no connection between the East Ilsley Hibberts and the present holder
> of the name Bill Hibbert.
>
> John Camp
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