Some additional Black Bristolians that I found after completing the book. Includes Pero, who is now immortalised in the name of the bridge across the Bristol floating harbour. Click the link below to download:...
This is the people’s history of Bristol. Not the famous people because their stories are covered elsewhere. What I am interested in are the stories of the working class, the poor, the people trying...
I have been researching the social history of the West Country for 50+ years. During this time I have collated information on a wide range of people living and working in the West Country including miners, ethnic minorities, petty criminals, sailors, tommies, benefactors, brassmakers and many more. The thing that I find amazing is that ordinary people always lived extraordinary lives. I hope you like my blog that brings together my lifetime of research.
Bristol Women – Helen Blackburn, 1842-1903
01 December 2025TRANSPORTEES FROM GLOUCESTERSHIRE TO AUSTRALIA,1783-1842
09 November 2025Death may our souls divide From these abodes of day But love shall keep us near his side Through all the gloomy way.
The epitaph on the gravestone of James Pillinger - the sight of which started me of on my journey of discovery 49 years ago!A man (or woman) is not dead while his name is still spoken.
Terry Pratchettback with new computer. Hope to get latest stuff online soon
Back with a new computer. Hope to get some latest stuff online soon http://www.bristolhhistory.co.uk
Sign the Petition for Sharlotte's Law | Jonathan Gullis
Tina Turner and now Glenda Jackson. Two of my heroes. I can't allow my contemporaries to keep dying. It really affects me.
Bristol Women – Helen Blackburn, 1842-1903
Dec 1, 2025


