GENEALOGY Names Research (Post Blogs on Nathanville)
Nathanville Genealogy has a full and comprehensive searchable Family Tree database of more than 8000 people (with over 1550 different surnames) dating back to about 1500, most prominently in the South West of England but also covers other parts of the country and many parts of the World including Australia, Europe, Canada, America and a few from India. Nathanville family tree includes over 500 Baglin's, Stickler's and 700 Oaten's. Other families prominent on Nathanville includes Bang, Browne, Burgess, England, Everett, Greenman, Fry, Sherwood, Jenner, Russ, Willis and many others.

THE NOT SO FAMOUS (On Squidoo)
The Not So Famous People and Places! Every family has its black sheep, and if you dig deeply enough its heroes (often forgotten heroes).  This web page is about those who through their own personal achievements have left their mark on society in some small way.  People like Thomas Arthur VC who fought in the Crimean War and won the Victoria Cross and George Burgess who made his mark in society (but not in the history books) for his lifetime dedication to Phrenology. And in not forgetting the millions of forgotten heroes of war this lens also pays tribute to them. Every place has its history, major towns and cities like Bristol are well known and well documented.  But little places like Uley, a small village in the Cotswolds where Hetty Pegler's Tump can be found, are not so famous.

NATHANVILLE Hobbies (On Squidoo)
welcome's you to Nathanville's World of hobbies and leisure interests - dedicated to hobbies and leisure interests including Genealogy; Gardening; Model Railways, Victorian History and British Wildlife featuring Mistral the Swan, her love triangle and loves lost.

BRITANNIA (On Squidoo)
Historical and Nature Sites of Interest around Britain. English Castles, Historical sites, Nature reserves and Wildlife parks. Also the Mistral story about the Harwich Swan and her love triangle.

ENGLISH CASTLES (On Squidoo)
A link with the past; across England, as with most of Europe, there are castles in just about every city and town dating from Roman times, like Colchester castle, to the 19th Century Victorian follies and modern times e.g. the full size castle at Legoland. Many of these castles are in disrepair while others have been restored to their former glory. A number of these castles, not just in England but France and no doubt other parts of Europe regularly host medieval festivals and events and some, like Mountfitchet castle are permanent living museums with live animals of the period roaming the grounds.

BRIGSTOWE (On Squidoo)
Bristol's Architecture and History; BRIGSTOWE - Place by the Bridge (Bristol). BRISTOL, Brycgstow (Old English), Brigstowe/Brigstow (Middle English) meaning 'Bridge Place'. (Middle English stowen, from stowe meaning 'place'). Bristol started as a small Anglo-Saxon settlement on the river Avon, and as its name suggests was centered around a wooden bridge joining the community on both sides of the river.

PUY DU FOU Theme Park (On Squidoo)
Puy Du Fou Theme Park - French Holidays and places to visit in France. Puy Du Fou is near the Vendee Coast, France. The Vendee Coast is part of west central France on the Atlantic Ocean just south of Brittany so it just begins to pick up the Mediterranean weather. Therefore It has a warm climate with good weather and beaches. The Puy Du Fou amusement park is well worth a visit but it is best to pre-book, especially if you wish to see the Cinescenie in the evening. The Grand Parc has a number of exhibits to explore including the medieval village and the Victorian era village with side-shows and entertainment going on throughout the day. And a number of main open-air shows at regular intervals during the day, each lasting up to 40 minutes; such as the Vikings; Gallo-Roman Stadium where Gladiators fight and chariot races take place; the Phantom Birds Dance; and the Battle of the Keep. And after dark the spectacular two-hour pre-booked Cinescenie show takes place in the open-air with over 1000 actors taking part.

NATHANVILLE MODEL RAILWAY VILLAGE (On Squidoo)
A Model Railway Village in the Making. Nathanville Model Railway Village - Welcomes Careful Train Drivers! - And Railway Enthusiasts. A Tour of Nathanville in the making with tips on its constructions, photos and links to the main site for more information.  Also browse the relevant links, add to and vote on them, vote in the polls and sign the guest book.  Includes a summary of Nathanville's Model Railway Village with links for more information.

RAILWAY ENTHUSIASTS GROUP (On Squidoo)
RAILWAY MODELLERS and RAILWAY ENTHUSIASTS Group. Model railways (railroads), the real thing, steam and diesel, and model villages. Links to other relevant Rail travel, Model Railways and Model Villages on Squidoo with group discussions and voting polls.

MEDIAEVAL GARDENING (On Squidoo)
Mediaeval Gardening the organic way for the benefit of Wildlife; with tadpoles and newts in the pond, Spring gets off to a good start for this organic mediaeval style vegetable plot and informal, almost cottage-like garden. By not using chemicals in the garden and working with nature the wildlife finds its own natural balance.

THE HERB GARDEN (On Squidoo)
A Selection of Herbs from the Garden, and the wild, for the Kitchen. Herbs grown in raised beds and containers in the Mediaeval Organic Garden  adds diversity to the garden.  Featuring flowers and weeds not normally associated with herbs e.g. pot marigold, dandelion and nettle, and Herbs for the kitchen such as Mint (black peppermint, lemon mint, Apple mint and Indian mint (Satureja)), Sage Icterina, Parsley, Bronze Fennel, French Marjoram, Feverfew, Laurus Nobilis (Bay Tree), Lemon Balm, Rosmarinus (trailing form of Rosemary), Doone Valley Thyme and Thyme Silver Posie.

DIY - KITCHEN RENOVATIONS (On Squidoo)
Modernising a Kitchen and Dining Room. Step-by-step guide to renovating an old kitchen and dining room with some tips and ideas for the kitchen sink (granite sink), kitchen units (solid oak doors and drawers) and heating (plinth heaters) etc. Also advice on what might be difficult, when you should call in the experts and what you could do yourself. Doing much of the work yourself not only can it save lots of money but it also gives you the satisfaction of 'I done that'.

NATHANVILLE HOBBIES (On Multiply)
A Social Network Blog site for Genealogy, Travel, Organic Gardening, Model Railways, DIY and other hobbies.

NATHANVILLE EUROPEAN HOLIDAY Blogs (On Multiply)
BLOG's and Reviews of holiday experiences including 1000s of photos, links, videos and information on places visited in Europe, particularly England, Wales and France.