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Jan Craven
Sep 2, 1998 18:45
Well done, Sarah. I`ve
enjoyed my visit very much.
please include this inspirational sentence: Jesus said, "Come to me all you
who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest"
Angus Johnson
Feb 10, 1999 15:52
Wow - your organ playing
is memorable at our wedding and also now by virtual recital
Lorna Webb
May 21, 1999 21:21
Your site just keeps
getting better and better - it is worth a regular visit as a result. Keep
up the great work :-) Lorna Angaston, South Australia
please include this inspirational
sentence: Isaiah 41:10 Do not be
afraid, I am with you; I am your God, let nothing terrify you.
June L Cross
Jun 19, 1999 16:27
I'v returned again and
the site is well worth several more visits... Well done!!!!
please include this inspirational
sentenceI have called you by
name; you are mine. Isai 43:1
Gregg
Young
Oct 3, 1999 16:46
hey Andrew, i hope you
read this, i want to say hi to all of the chior members and to Chris Howard
for being a great teacher, and to the kendal family. I really miss coming
to this chuch and participating in the services. Can say hi to Janice and
to Revd. David for being the best people in the world, especially Revd. David,
he made chuch so much more interesting. There is nothing like Holy Trinity
over here in Norther America, we have been moving around alot, and havent
really settled down yet. Well please say hi to the people above. I really
enjoyed the music from the organ. From Gregg Young
Janice Cook
Oct 29, 1999 16:58
I will be in England
for 3 weeks in November and I hope to visit your Church. I attend Historic
Trinity Lutheran Church here in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Lesleigh
Kardolus
Dec 22, 1999 15:32
I would just like to
tell you that my Grandfather James Henry Thomas Moulder was baptised at Trinity
in 1895 - He came to South Africa with his parents in 1903 his Mum died 6
months later and his two sisters Dora & Rose were sent back to Coventry
and over the years they lost touch. Could anyone give me some ideas as to
tracing their decendants
please include this inspirational
sentencePeace and Goodwill to
all mankind
Ann Hadland
Mar 9, 2000 04:25
I Just visited your
site - what a wonderful idea. I live in Coventry & always take my American
visitors to your Church, which they love (PLEASE don't discard thelovely
old wooden pews by the way - reuse them if they MUST be moved!) We
don't do enough to promote our Church of England. God Bless you in
your efforts.
l
please include this inspirational sentence
What a friend we have in
Jesus!
Janet Packer
Mar 11, 2000 11:19
I finally got here!
Thank you for letting me know how to get to your site.
Peter
Reading
Mar 14, 2000 05:12
Well Done. My GGG
Grandfather was married in this church on 26 Nov 1826
Cari Green
Nov 20, 2000 09:20
Looking for information
on Rev`d Leonard Bradley of Holy Trinity 1912-17. Believed he married a Stella
? of the parish perhaps. Any h elp you could give would be greatly appreciated.
Many thanks
Peter
Reading
Mar 14, 2000 05:12
Well
Done. My GGG Grandfather was married in this church on 26 Nov 1826
T. Chaston
Apr 29, 2001 05:50
What a lovely
site. You have obviously put in a lot of time and effort. I was wondering if it
would be possible to put a photo of Holy Trinity in the pages somewhere, as well
as the views around it.
PhilipParkinson
Feb 2, 2002 04:35
Lovely site. My great grandparents
were married here in 1869.
Stephen
Glenn
Apr 25, 2002
14:56
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Used to worship at Holy Trinity for a year (1991 -92) when I was working with
Operation Mobilisation in Coventry. Really enjoyed the site.
Ann
Hadland
Jul 25, 2002
09:23
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Well done, Andrew and Sarah - it is so good to see ordinary church members who
have so much obvious love for the church putting up a site like this for
everyone to enjoy. Life is so fast today and we are losing so much in the hurry
and scurry, we must remember to keep a place of peace in which we can focus our
minds and hearts entirely on God. In so doing we can then go away refreshed and
ready to deal with the hurly burly of life anew. This site is a breath of fresh
air. Keep up the good work. Ann and Peter Hadland, Coventry.
Peter Morley
Jul 03, 2003
06:00
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Very good and interesting site. There is much here that reminds me of my time at Trinity in the sixies and early seventies when I was a chorister and a server.
Peter Morley
Jul 24, 2003
10:16
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Have read again and found that you(Sarah) are contempory of Lawrence Jacksons daughters.
I put an entry in your guest book a couple of weeks ago. I too was a contempory of Charlotte and Debbie. I was also for some years a server and head server will Lawrence was the incumbent.
Could I be cheeky and ask you your maiden name.
Regards Peter Morley
Leander Poole
Aug 06, 2003
19:22
http://www.virtualfamily.tk
Midland Counties History And Genealogy WebRing.
You are invited to join my webring. This can
be found by visiting my homepage and clicking
on the webring navigation bar.
I live in Coventry and pass Holy Trinity every day.
Rachel fritz
Aug 22, 2003
04:14
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Hi Sarah & Andrew!Rachel from Australia here!Lorna told me what was happening to you with your web site.I am very happy to visit with you here :-)It's lovely to hear Andrew playing the organ too :-)Take care,Rachel&Richard.
Ray Clitheroe
Aug 24, 2003
08:52
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Greetings from Australia!!!
Raymond John, eldest son of Reginald Leonard, second son of Cecil Alfred Leonard, younger brother of Graham William - sons of William & Rosina CLITHEROW....
elisabeth van spalbeek
Sep 18, 2003
10:54
http://www16.brinkster.com/peeterstim/
http://www16.brinkster.com/peeterstim/
Anne
Sep 24, 2003
05:06
http://e.webring.com/hub?ring=anglicanchristia
Hello,
You are cordially invited to join "ACORN ~ Anglican Christians on the Ring & Net web ring.
http://e.webring.com/hub?ring=anglicanchristia
Click on the link provided and on the web ring page just click on "Join this Ring" and follow the easy instructions.
We look forward to your membership. Thank you very much indeed. Peace! Cheers!
Regards,
Anne
UK
Ken McEwan
Nov 27, 2003
11:11
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I am doing some research and found that my great, great grand parents were married in 1855 in "the Specially Licenced Chapel" in the "Parish of Holy Trinity Coventry". I notice on your very informative website that the church was undergoing a major renovation during the period 1854 - 1856. Do you know if there's any way of knowing which chapel would have been used for weddings during this period? Your help would be much appreciated. Thanks and regards, Ken McEwan
Geoff Wilcox
Dec 01, 2003
06:05
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Hi sarah and Andrew. I am preparing some materials concerning the doom painting for the use of schools. I just wanted to say how brill your website was. Well done.
Geoff
Sandie Cortez
Dec 24, 2003
17:34
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I linked to this site after reading about the Doom fresco on BBC site. It is Christmas Eve and it is fun to discover your site particularly with the lovely organ music introducing it. I have visited Covertry Catherdal but missed your lovely church. I enjoy art particulary, church art. How wonderful you have been able to restore this piece. Understanding the symbolism and the period in which a piece is created is a great pleasure to me. Thank you for providing such a lovely site for Holy Trinity.
Sandie Cortez
Indiana, USA
Ian Phillpott
Jan 01, 2004
07:53
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Fine site - well done. I wonder if you have access to any information regarding an ancestor - William Gregory - who was Parish Clerk at HT? Born about 1770 he married Sarah COLDICOTT 1st July 1792 at HT. They had several children; William (1794), Charles (1797), John (1801), Henry (1802), Sarah (1809).
At Sarah's wedding in 1860 (aged 50) we have the mention of her father William as 'parish clerk'. He does appear as witness in many marriages at HT from about 1795 - 1840.
Best regards.
Tanya Adrych
Jan 14, 2004
23:36
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WOW magnificant church.
Descendant from the King/Corbett/Couzner & Bull lines Coventry and Wiltshire 1690s - 1890s
Christopher Walbank
Jan 29, 2004
10:54
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It would be interesting to compasre this with the fifteenth century doom painting in St Thomas, Church, Salisbury (no photograph available on line.
Thanks for sharing this fine photograph. While the scaffold is up will the painting be photographed in sections for closer study and will this be available to scholars on the Internet? I do hope so.
Ward Moore
Mar 18, 2004
14:12
www.oursaviourepisc.org
Hi Sarah and Andrew! I finally found you two again. I have missed talking with you and sending vmails to you..please respond if you get this email and we will catch up!
Ward Moore, Charleston, SC USA
Linda Krelle
Mar 19, 2004
08:00
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Greetings Sarah, I am trying to trace one of my family who came to england from Prussia,or Alscace and married Ann Summer in your church in 1776. Ann was born in 1755 and her parents were William and Patience Summer. Do you have any marriage records going back this far still available to look at?
I am trying to find Petre Krelles occupation and Father's name to link up my family tree.
Hope you can help,
Regards
Linda Krelle, Notts.
Steve Connolly
May 08, 2004
16:34
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Nostalgic for my time as chorister (under Martin Lane & rev. Jackson)
Arthur Mitchell
May 31, 2004
13:08
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Lovely web site - My great-grandmother's (Caroline Beaumont) first cousin was Francis Morton Beaumont (Vicar - 1872-1912, 40 years). Do you have any information you can share about him? Thank you.
Dr. Arthur H. Mitchell, 5102 Pommeroy Drive, Fairfax, Virginia 22032, USA
ashley
Sep 02, 2004
20:29
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OH MY GOSH! this page is SO cool! im learning about it at school right now...and
i thought that it would be cool to pick up a research on it! above all of the
pages ive been looking at, yall's page has been the most interesting and the
most informational page EVER! oh my gosh! im gunna like tell ALL my friends
about yalls website! well i gotta go! byeeee!!! i hope you get more pics in!!
XoxO!~AsHlEY!
Diane
Beck
Sep 13, 2004
19:18
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I have lived in Canada many years and when I return home to Coventry I always
come to Holy Trinity. This evening my aunt Joan Airey in Hearsall Lane phoned me
about the painting that had been uncovered in Holy Trinity. Seeing the web site
makes me terribly homesick, however, I am very happy nevertheless to read the
site. Thanks so much. Diane
ROD
MORGAN & EMMA REED
Oct 02, 2004
06:42
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FANTASTIC SITE, AS AS A COVENTRIAN IT PLEASES ME TO KNOW THAT THE WHOLE WORLD
CAN TAKE A PEEK INTO WHAT I BELIEVE IS ONE OF THE MOST HISTORICAL FINDS OF ANY
CHURCH IN THIS LAND. IS IT POSSIBLE TO GET MARRIED IN THIS CHURCH AS EMMA AND I
COULD NOT THINK OF ANYWHERE MORE SUITABLE THAN IN OUR OWN CHURCH IN COVENTRY.
MANY THANKS FOR ALL YOU WORK IN BRINGING THIS TREASURE TO EVERYONES REACH. ROD
& EMMA
Danny Haszard
Nov 15, 2004
19:23
http://www.DannyHaszard.com
Christian greetings,you have a dynamic and spirited site.I am Danny Haszard Bangor Maine former member of the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses Rockland Massachusetts.I am NOW a Christian and a counter-cult educator.God bless all your endeavors."Happy are the pure in heart".[Matthew 5:8]
Keith Hicks
Dec 02, 2004
09:10
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I was a member of the congregation for several years when I was a student in the late 70's. Fascinated to see the Doom Painting. Many Happy Memories of times spent at Holy Trin!
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