Ryde Social Heritage Group research the social history of the citizens of Ryde, Isle of Wight. Documenting their lives, businesses and burial transcriptions.
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Ryde Social Heritage Group News Stories

RSHG Quarterly Magazines:

RSHG Members receive 4 magazines a year, non-members can read past editions by clicking on the links below.

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Oyster Dredgers NEWS FROM RYDE IN FEBRUARY 1862
OYSTER DREDGING - Quite a fleet of oyster dredging vessels have been beating up and down the Motherbank to bring up thousands of the shell-fish.

Tony Gale REPORT OF OUR MEETING SATURDAY 14 JANUARY
At our Members meeting on 14 January we had 39 members and 4 visitors and apologies from 7 members.

DECEMBER 2011 ADDITIONS TO RECORDS
In November our Research Team, led by Ann Barrett, added biographical detail to 23 records on the website.

Happy New Year NEWS FROM RYDE IN JANUARY 1862
The time-honoured custom of ringing the old year out and the new one in, was kept up at St. Marie's Church on the night of the 31st ult.

Ann & Shelagh NOVEMBER 2011 ADDITIONS TO RECORDS
In November our Research Team, led by Ann Barrett, added biographical detail to 28 records on the website.

Prince Albert NEWS FROM RYDE IN DECEMBER 1861
His Royal Highness Albert Francis Augustus Charles Emmanuel, Prince Consort of England, died at Windsor Castle on Saturday 14 December, 1861, aged 42 years.

RSHG ONLINE SHOP NOW OPEN!
Our online shop is now open with two of our books for sale.

Ann & Jenny - Researchers OCTOBER 2011 ADDITIONS TO RECORDS
In October our Research Team, led by Ann Barrett, added biographical detail to 38 records on the website.

New Tramway being laid out NEWS FROM RYDE IN NOVEMBER 1861
Tenders are advertised for to construct a tramway with a double line of rails on the east side of the pier.

RSHG AGM OCT 2011 REPORT OF OUR AGM SATURDAY 8 OCTOBER
Our AGM on Saturday 8 October was attended by 34 members and 2 guests and there were apologies from 11 members.

Shelagh - one of our researchers SEPTEMBER 2011 ADDITIONS TO RECORDS
In September our Research Team, led by Ann Barrett, added biographical detail to 31 records on the website.

NEWS FROM RYDE IN OCTOBER 1861
This new officer of Ryde commenced his duties in St Thomas-square by crying a sale. His utterance, will improve on overcoming a little strangeness and shyness.



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