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Candice Shockley
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Hello, I think my ancestors might have originated in Shocklach Parish. My ancestor, Richard Shockley, apparently left Shocklach and settled in Snowhill, Maryland sometime in the 1660's. Just wondered I might have any common ancestors with anyone here. Thanks!
22 March 2011 - Victoria, Texas, USA
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patricia ann blackshaw nee dawson
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Some of my ancestors were born and lived in Shocklach, namely Emma Griffiths, c1813, who married Job Dawson, c1811 and her father Thomas and her siblings were born there. Thomas was a blacksmith. Are there any Griffiths out there now reading this who would like to get in touch? Please do.
15 March 2011 - Greater Manchester
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Margaret Holbrook
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My greatx2 grandmother was married in St.Edith's church, from that you may have guessed am researching family history! her name was Elizabeth Penk, She married Charles Hopley, on the marriage certificate, father's name given as John Hawthorne. I'm stuck. Any help available? The time period is the mid 1820's. Hope it's o.k. to leave a message like this.
17 September 2010 - Still in Cheshire.
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Ben Beasley
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I grew up in Shocklach and the longer I'm away the more fondly I think of it. Some old faces have gone and some great old trees as well, but a humble beauty and sense of tranquility still remains.
I was very pleased to find this site - some more photos and a link to Google maps would be nice.
3 March 2010 - Brighton
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Peter Marshal
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Looking around the area with a view to moving - But why don't you include a map of your village? Great website.
26 September 2009
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