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Quorn Families and People

Apart from the famous local names such as Farnham, Warner, Cradock and Firr; this site has plenty of interesting snippets concerning village folk. You can also use the search box on the upper right hand side to look for a family surname which interests you. We would like to expand this section, so if you can supply information about your family in Quorn, we would be pleased to publish it here.


 Alfred William Farley – A Quorn life  Alfred William Farley – A Quorn life
Today almost everyone in Quorn is familiar with Farley Way on the north side of the ...... cont.
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 The story of Eliza Ryder and William Brown of Quorn  The story of Eliza Ryder and William Brown of Quorn
Eliza Ryder was born as Eliza Brown in Quorn in 1838. Her father was profoundly deaf and ...... cont.
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 The Reverend Robert Stammers, Quorndon’s Vicar, an extraordinary 55-year ministry  The Reverend Robert Stammers, Quorndon’s Vicar, an extraordinary 55-year ministry
The Reverend Robert Stammers was the perpetual curate/vicar of Quorn from 1832 to 1888. ...... cont.
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 Quorn Rawlins Netball Team 1945  Quorn Rawlins Netball Team 1945
Left to Right: Jean Gamble, Mona Austin, Betty Lane, Joy Clements, Marjorie Townsend, ...... cont.
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 Quorn Brownies 1975  Quorn Brownies 1975
The Quorn Brownies planting a tree in what became Jubilee Garden, part of The Banks, on ...... cont.
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 Buddon Wood Farm History – Farming on the border lands  Buddon Wood Farm History – Farming on the border lands
Buddon Wood Farm was an historic property located near Wood Lane in Quorn and part of the ...... cont.
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 Poole Farm, Quorn – Hugh and Rachael Gibbs 1956-1976  Poole Farm, Quorn – Hugh and Rachael Gibbs 1956-1976
Poole Farm, originally part of the Quorn Hall Estate was sold by Mr. E. H Warner in 1919, ...... cont.
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 Captain Thomas Farnham, RN (1743-1793)  Captain Thomas Farnham, RN (1743-1793)
The Farnham family were a prominent and long-standing landowners in Quorn since 1243, ...... cont.
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 1932/33 Quorn Wesleyan Football Team  1932/33 Quorn Wesleyan Football Team
Quorn Wesleyans were a forerunner of the current (2026) Quorn Football Club. According to ...... cont.
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 The servants of Quorn Hall – 1906  The servants of Quorn Hall – 1906
The Warner family purchased Quorn Hall in 1855 and lived there until 1919. In 1906 the ...... cont.
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Total: 1001 artefacts returned over 101 pages


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