As a distant relative of Julies I was excited and encouraged to find her web page
about Dyballs. I have sent her a separate e-mail and hope that we can discover
more. As Julie has found the ancestor trail for Dyball goes cold in the early
18th Century.

All the best, Simon.

I have been researching all Collingridge's for donkey's years. I spotted the link
on this site and have quite a bit of info on the Collingridges of Olney branch.
We are in the process of organising a millenium Collingridge gathering possibly
in June next year.

Regards,
Cecily

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