Dave Thompson from UK wrote:

Toon 2 Spurs 0 You Huxley's have been quiet about this one!

Stewart Huxley from Erith, Kent wrote:

Its looking good, I'll have to start on mine!!

Stewart Robertson from Australia wrote:

This is the most self indulgent thing I have ever seen and as a result, I cannot praise it enough. Well done ! Stewart

Scott Evans from Outer Mongolia wrote:

Charlton 1 Spurs 0. singing 'Can we play you every week'

Alan Watts from Wales wrote:

There'll be no peace now!!

Marjorie Huxley Dewey from South Dakota United States of America wrote:

I am trying to trace my family tree. I was wondering if you knew any thing about a Henry Huxley, born around 1810 in England; who immigrated to the United States approximately 1840; settling in the state of Indiana.Henry married a woman named Laura G Hicks on October 14, 1844 and together they had 10 children. If you could be of assistance in this matter it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your assistance in this matter. My e-mail address is: mldewey1@home.com

Steve Huxley from England wrote:

Hi found this site through searching my surname. I am from Chester but am currently am studying at Liverpool University. Would love to hear from fellow Huxleys you can e mail me at bigwheelbob_2000@yahoo.com.

Webster from parts unknown wrote:

Just surfed on Huxley. Nice page.

Ian Huxley from Cheshire on Tue Mar 13 22:14:50 2001 wrote:

Loads of us Huxleys in this neck of the wood!!with family traces here & the states.

Bob Simpson (Clan Fraser) from England on Fri Mar 16 12:54:34 2001 wrote:

Excellent website!

DARLENE( HUXLEY) HOFFMAN from WASHINGTON, USA on Thu Mar 22 06:06:28 2001 wrote:

LOOKING TO SEE WHAT I COULD FIND UNDER HUXLEY. I AM QUITE PROUD OF THE NAME. FATHER WAS JAMES HENRY HUXLEY, BUT HE DIED BEFORE I COULD FIND OUT ANYTHING ABOUT HIS RELATIVE. THANK YOU FOR THIS SITE. AFFECTIONATELY

Joanne Clifford from England on Tue Mar 27 14:38:27 2001 wrote:

Just amazing !!

Stewart from Australia on Wed Apr 4 07:58:27 2001 wrote:

Ade, you seem to have had the entire extended Huxley clan have a look at your page. Even that great australian opening batsman, Bob Simpson has had a look so that is high praise indeed ! Just got an email from you so I had to check out your site again. I will send a longer response to your email tomorrow. Hope you and Gail are both well. Hi to Gail for me. Hope she forgives me for picking up that straw off the ground in Pitcher and Piano in York and putting it in my mouth accidentally. Not one of my finer moments !

Giraffe Smith from I prefer guitar based rock on Wed Apr 11 19:38:46 2001 wrote:

You look like a traffic cop!

Mark Huxley from England on Wed Apr 18 20:45:40 2001 wrote:

My Father(Richard born 1940) is from Dartford - his parents names were Ernest & Frances. Any relation?

Robert Vivian Huxley from England on Thu Apr 19 20:08:52 2001 wrote:

My brother is Michael Adrian Huxley. (No obvious relation to you; most male ancestors were named Henry.)

adam huxley from nuneaton, england on Sat Apr 21 20:57:09 2001 wrote:

and here was me thinking that it wasn't a popular surname, but i can see the logic in it, make loads of contacts all over the world and then go and stay with 'the family' very cool indeed.

Gunner from parts unknown on Wed May 23 10:34:25 2001 wrote:

gunner gunner wots tha score?

Quentin Huxley from Australia on Thu May 31 23:01:16 2001 wrote:

G'Day Adrian, from one of your convict relos. One of my brothers was called Adrian, but he died when he was only 2 days old, from a hole in his heart. My dad Jim is a journalist and he ran a newspaper in Lae, PNG where my brothers and I were born. We moved to Oz in 65 when I was 2. We are direct decendants of Thomas Huxley and Anne Forbes who was a convict on the first fleet. So apart from Aborigines, we are as Aussie as they come. Anyway, all the best and keep up the good work. P.S Good luck in the Ashes series coming up!

Scott Evans from Erith, Kent on Wed Jun 20 10:37:12 2001 wrote:

I heard that someone was trying to climb the fence at the last spurs game- One steward shouted "Oi, get back in here and watch the game". Punishment indeed!!

Mildred (Millie) Huxley from USA on Wed Jul 18 22:34:47 2001 wrote:

I'm a descendent of Henry Huxley - I think he first came to Oregon , before going to Indiana. I have my family tree from Henry Huxley and Luara Hicks to my Dad (now deceased), Richard Victor Huxley,Sr. and will send it on to Marjorie H. Dewey. I would love to find information about Henry huxley's birth family and his ancestors. A bit about me: I work at Boeing Commercial Airplane Company on the Avionics of the 777. I was born in 1946 - about a year after Dad returned from service as an Bridge Engineer in WWII. I have two sons (28 and 30) - and one granddaughter (9 months). Thank you for the site it is really great and I would love to map a tree of all the Huxley's - what an interesting family gene pool.

Wendy from England on Sat Jul 21 21:07:01 2001 wrote:

So many co-incidences! Will e-mail you. Several Alfred's up here in The Midlands..worth exploring?

Josie Smith from England - YE! on Mon Jul 30 15:28:04 2001 wrote:

Niicccee Pics adrian. he he Was a right giggle when dave mailed this round the office!!

Mike Lewis from UK on Mon Aug 6 17:37:37 2001 wrote:

Nothing to do with the Huxley surname but I did go to school with you!

Simon Kirkham from Mars on Fri Aug 10 07:00:26 2001 wrote:

Jan 1999 - Jan 2000 at Yorkshire Electricity Group. I was there too. Awesome website !!

Barbara Huxley from USA on Sun Aug 26 05:37:17 2001 wrote:

Just browsing and found your website-SEE YA!!

Barbara Huxley-Guilfoy from Indiana, USA on Sun Aug 26 16:45:49 2001 wrote:

For Marjorie Huxley Dewey-we should be talking-I am an Indiana Huxley-tried to e-mail but was undeliverable-My e-mail address is guilfoy@home.com

Shelagh Ash (Lazell) from Barnehurst, Kent - England on Thu Aug 30 06:24:34 2001 wrote:

Hi Adrian, found your website on the Friends Reunited website. Just thought I'd contact to say hi.

MARJORIE HUXLEY DEWEY from PIEDMONT,SOUTH DAKOTA,USA on Wed Sep 5 07:03:38 2001 wrote:

HI ADRIAN AFTER I FOUND YOUR WEB SITE AND E-MAILED YOU I MOVED TO PIEDMONT AND HAVE JUST RETURNED TO THE WEB SITE. IT HAS BEEN SEVERAL MONTHS AND I GUESS I AM WAY BEHIND. I HAVE A NEW E-MAIL ADDRESS: IB4BNOBLE@AOL.COM IWAS SO EXCITED TO HEAR FROM MILDRED (MILLIE) HUXLEY AND BARBARA HUXLEY-GUILFOY. IF YOU HEAR FROM THEM AGAIN PLEASE PASS ON MY NEW E-MAIL ADDRESS. THANKS. I HAVE 2 BROTHERS IN ALASKA; FREDERICK ELIAS II AND JOHN THOMAS. ALSO 1 BROTHER IN MASSACHUSETTS ROBERT ARTHUR. MY FATHER IS FREDERICK ELIAS HUXLEY SR. MY GRANDFATHER WAS CLYDE CHANEY(CHENEY)HUXLEY. MY FATHER'S SISTER WAS LAURA GWENDOLYN. CLYDE HAD 2 BROTHERS AND A SISTER. FREDERICK K HUXLEY WAS CLYDE'S FATHER. FREDERICK WAS ONE OF 10 CHILDREN OF HENRY HUXLEY AND LAURA G HICKS. PLEASE E-MAIL IF YOU HAVE MORE INFO. WILL HALP WITH THE FAMILY RESEARCH WHICH MY OLDEST BROTHER FRED AND COUSIN DIANE ARE DOING. THANKS AGAIN MARJ

Thomas Huxley from Norfolk Island on Thu Sep 6 20:36:06 2001 wrote:

Hi I'm A Huxley, Related To Thomas Huxley First Fleeter going To Australia.

ADAM HUXLEY from DARTFORD, ENGLAND on Thu Sep 20 14:23:57 2001 wrote:

HELLO ERN, JUST LOOKING AT YOUR WEBSITE. ITS REALLY IMPRESSIVE

Barry Williams from Uk - bigbazza17@hotmail.com on Sat Sep 29 22:22:20 2001 wrote:

Greetings I have just been looking at your site, and I think you have done a wonderful job on it! And if you are not already a member of a website competition, I would really like to invite you to show off your site in a new website competition called http://battleoftheancients.gq.nu simpy click above to find out what its all about - I think you could do really well ! It is a website competition where you can put your site up against other websites to see if your site can move to the top and RULE THE WORLD! There are ten teams in the competition (two of them new!) Kindest Regards, Barry Williams

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Jamie Layfield from UK on Tue Oct 9 11:45:43 2001 wrote:

Huxley pig - looking good - possibly the best web site in the world !

Stewart R from Australia on Tue Oct 9 22:29:28 2001 wrote:

i just came here to vote for you in the good old battle of the ancients (not as good as robot wars or junkyard challenge, I saw 2 groups of men build a hovercraft the other day AND they did indeed hover !) but still pretty good. Whilst here, I also managed to listen to the angelic tones of Adrian himself. All in all, a good day Stewart

Scott Considine from Somewhere over a rainbow on Fri Oct 12 08:38:06 2001 wrote:

Ade, Ive got the five gross of miniture venus de milos in the van. When can I drop them off at your lock up?? :)

Sarah Moore (nee Taylor) from Suffolk, England on Fri Oct 12 22:36:01 2001 wrote:

Uncanny this, but there's not a single one of my ancestors called Huxley, nor in my husband's family. What are the chances of that, eh? Still, I did go to school with you and you ain't changed one bit! (Put half a dozen of those venus de milos aside for "his" half of the family for Christmas, but don't try and palm me off with those rejects with the arms broken off. Ta.)

Maggie Smith from UK on Thu Oct 18 18:06:44 2001 wrote:

Makes interesting reading, will view again.

Ged from t'other end o'yorkshire on Thu Oct 18 19:13:08 2001 wrote:

Who would have believed the beerswilling, lecture dodger would have finally done good...and sounds like you're doing quite well, too. Ged

Jamie Layfield from UK on Thu Nov 1 19:46:39 2001 wrote:

Stuart R - email me you monkey boy - I sent you a note ages ago.

Richard Cavey from Leading Edge on Mon Nov 5 17:18:32 2001 wrote:

Wow what a great site! Great photos! I'll do my best to find you a job, speak to you soon Richard

Jack n Jude RDU from The North!! on Mon Nov 12 13:06:58 2001 wrote:

What a pair of posers!! hope you and the events are going good, Gail owes for her lottery!!!!

Kevin Huxley from Liverpool U.K. on Sat Nov 17 20:05:17 2001 wrote:

Great to know we have covered the world with this great name!

Joan Hall from England on Sun Nov 18 16:54:52 2001 wrote:

Great to get us all together. My Nancy Huxley born 1812 at Ashton on Mersey Cheshire, Father Joseph mother Ellen lived at Dunham in 1838 when Ellen died. My e-mail tiseye@btinternet.com

Estelle Huxley from Australian on Fri Nov 23 10:58:19 2001 wrote:

Hi Another of those descendants of Thomas Huxley and Anne Forbes. Found you trying to find more information about the name.

jude from wakefield on Sun Nov 25 16:32:36 2001 wrote:

anything yet

karl huxley jones from wales on Tue Dec 4 21:43:01 2001 wrote:

spurs fan too

Albert & Heather Batchelor from England on Tue Jan 1 01:28:31 2002 wrote:

When are you going to send us a pic of the baby? Regards A & H Larkfield

Paul Foulger (Adrian's cousin) from Twickenham, England on 2nd Jan 2002 on Wed Jan 2 14:12:29 2002 wrote:

I heard about your website during a drunken Christmas Eve with George and Martin (our uncle and cousin respectively). It looks great and should be an example to the rest of us computer 'literates' in the family who should follow suit and create their own site. A proposed improvement to the site - Add Crystal Palace to your football team list !!

AshleghJadeHuxley from England on Sun Jan 6 18:05:52 2002 wrote:

My mum is getting married to Robert gorge huxley on the 16th February 2002. I am 8 years old. My little brother is 2 1/2 years old. His dad is Robert George HUxley. My mum is called Jody.

Matthew Foulger (Adrian's favourite cousin) from Chicago, USA on Mon Jan 7 18:43:10 2002 wrote:

Hello from across the pond. Nice sideburns - my Dad had those 30 years ago. Bears fan.

Toby Huxley from England on Sat Jan 12 12:48:29 2002 wrote:

I have found a web site about my family at last.My dad is Trevor Huxley, i noticed that you have put down for his sons Simon, Lee, Toby..."Tobias" but not my other brother Gary. My e-mail is." toby.huxley@cableinet.co.uk

Robert Allan Huxley from uk- cheshire on Mon Jan 21 00:32:06 2002 wrote:

nice to know theres more than one with such a good name--- but we locals are MANCHESTER CITY FANS (sad aint it!)...Didn,t know we had a family crest..... must put it over the front door.Do you know where I can get a stags head??? call me if your of a mind! ! huxleyrobert@hotmail.com

James Huxley from England on Sun Feb 10 18:37:29 2002 wrote:

Hi I'm James Huxley from a long line of Huxley's from Chester.The family used to hold a salmon fishing license for the River Dee in Chester Great Grandfather was the last to use it.Sorry to tell you but Gary Speed's Grandmother is a Huxley, I'm a Liverpool supporter. Adrian I also have a MGF red Reg A2 HUX.My e-mail is JMSHUX@AOL.COM

Geraint Huxley from UK on Sat Apr 6 17:18:49 2002 wrote:

I've only just stumbled across this site using Copernic and haven't read through all the guestbook yet but my family is Welsh , my father and grandparents coming from Llanfair Caereinion. Rwy'n siarad Cymraeg ac yn wreiddiol o Dywyn(ger Aberdyfi). Mae fy chwaer Sioned yn dal i fyw yn Aberdyfi. Hwyl i chi i gyd.

dave from parts unknown on Sun Apr 14 23:34:21 2002 wrote:

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H-Marie from owlmad@fsmail.net on Mon Apr 22 22:07:05 2002 wrote:

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Martin Huxley from England, Kent on Sun Jul 7 18:38:48 2002 wrote:

Adrian A very impressive website. It scares me how much you and I look alike. Hi to all of the other Huxleys looking at your site, it's interesting to see how many are all over the world. For their information I am your cousin, married and living in West Malling, Kent with two children Thomas & Emily. Keep researching the family tree, it will save me a lot of time and effort.Regards to your family.

Di Mondgeezer from Calderdale, UK on Fri Sep 27 14:34:55 2002 wrote:

Thanks For all you have done over the past year

jay cozens from england on Tue Oct 1 11:40:16 2002 wrote:

rhymes with wife. get one! sorry I didn't say bye...

jay from uk on Tue Oct 1 11:56:46 2002 wrote:

that's swiss army penknife - they're dead useful!

Hermes Atar Trismegistus from Sweden on Mon Oct 14 20:31:31 2002 wrote:

Nice site, please visit mine http://www.algonet.se/~hermesat

Catherine Huxley from Herefordshire, UK on Mon Dec 30 22:20:09 2002 wrote:

Am researching the family tree. There seem to be at least two definative branches, one in the London area, the other in Cheshire. I am the grand-daughter of Thomas Huxley and Ethel Mary Houlbrook of Mulsford Hall, Cheshire, the great-granddaughter of Levi Huxley of Mulsford Farm, Worthenbury, Cheshire. Anyone out there find these names familiar? Thomas had two brothers, James and John Huxley. Also a sister, Mary A. Huxley. James, born around 1873 and married at Worthenbury Church in 1907, was fond of huntin', shootin' and fishin', apparently. Any living relatives, please contact me on: cathyhuxley@msn.com

Catherine Huxley from Herefordshire, UK on Mon Dec 30 22:40:41 2002 wrote:

Am researching the family tree. There seem to be at least two definative branches, one in the London area, the other in Cheshire. I am the grand-daughter of Thomas Huxley and Ethel Mary Houlbrook of Mulsford Hall, Cheshire, the great-granddaughter of Levi Huxley of Mulsford Farm, Worthenbury, Cheshire. Anyone out there find these names familiar? Thomas had two brothers, James and John Huxley. Also a sister, Mary A. Huxley. James, born around 1873 and married at Worthenbury Church in 1907, was fond of huntin', shootin' and fishin', apparently. Any living relatives, please contact me on: cathyhuxley@msn.com

ashleigh huxley from england on Sat Mar 1 16:28:40 2003 wrote:

love your website HI I AM A RELATIVE OF YOURS YOU WONT NO ME I WAS BORN IN 1993 AND WE HAVE'NT MET I HAVE

ashleigh huxley from england on Sat Mar 1 16:42:11 2003 wrote:

love your website, HI I AM A RELATIVE OF YOURS YOU WONT NO ME. I WAS BORN IN 1993 AND WE HAVE'NT MET, I HAVE MET MARTIN HUXLEY HE IS MY UNCLE, HE LIVES IN KENT, HE HAS A WIFE CALLED SALLY AND 2 KIDS CALLED THOMAS AND EMILY. I ALSO NO CATHRINE HUXLEY SHE IS NOT RELATED TO ME BUT HER DAUGHTER IS MY HALF SISTER, SO ARE HER 2 SONS

Anonymous from parts unknown on Sat Mar 8 13:15:40 2003 wrote:

Excellent website!

Sharon Huxley from U.K. on Sat Mar 8 13:21:01 2003 wrote:

I was looking for some info of the origins of the Huxley name for a surprise gift i am compiling for my husband's 40th (Derek Huxley) thanks Sharon

kelly mcdonald from merseyside england on Thu Mar 13 11:17:37 2003 wrote:

Great to read about relatives found more infomation we are the Manchester/ Chester /Hooton/Huxleys kelly aka margaret mcdonald nee Huxley

roxsan dorough from usa on Fri Apr 11 04:05:22 2003 wrote:

you have a really lovely web page http://www.icy-tears.net/blacktears/

aaron huxley from Australia on Sun Apr 13 12:40:30 2003 wrote:

hi

Dennis Huxley from parts unknown on Wed Apr 30 22:56:28 2003 wrote:

Excellent website!

Cheryl Huxley from Canada on Mon May 19 17:27:37 2003 wrote:

Just happened upon your site. I am doing a heritage album for my children. I married into the Huxley clan in 1979. I have been able to go back as far as Edmund Joseph Huxley born June 2, 1871 in Chester, England. He married Margaret Morrow in Melitia Manitoba, died in Maple Creek Saskatchewan in 1907. By the way Adrian, there is a small hamlet in Alberta, Canada named Huxley as well as the two places mentioned on your web site.

Col Robinson from Cheshire UK on Tue May 20 19:55:58 2003 wrote:

Great site Adrian. My great grandmother was a Huxley; Emma b. 1879 Chester and her father was James b. 1845 Chester. If anyone wants to swap any info on the clan feel free to drop me a line at Colrobins@hotmail.com

Mike Orton from Halifax, UK on Sun Jun 8 12:45:23 2003 wrote:

Found your site while researching the BRAZIER surname. Can't see any mention to it on your site though. Nice site, almost as good as mine www.mikeorton.co.uk!!!

Lawrence Huxley from England on Thu Jun 26 08:26:34 2003 wrote:

Great website. I am also researching the Huxley name, being a descendant of the Worcestershire Clan, which can be traced back to the early 1600's, again with branches moving out to London and other parts of the country in the 1800's. Interested in talking with anyone interested in the HUXLEY name. I can be contacted at l.huxley@virgin.net

Patricia (Huxley) Bates from Ireland on Tue Jul 1 20:37:51 2003 wrote:

Hi Adrian, well done on your website, I found it very interesting. I am trying to research my own Huxley tree, but have come to an abrupt end, maybe you can help? My grandfather was Thomas Henry Huxley, he was married to Evelyn Wickenden, in Croydon. He had a sister Maud. His father was (no christine name known) Huxley, he was married to a Lavinia Kezia. From my grandfather - Thomas Henry I am O.K. but would love to find out more about the great grandfather. I can be contacted at...Patriciabates@eircom.net. Thanks and good luck. Patricia.

Caroline Huxley from England on Sun Jul 13 22:27:35 2003 wrote:

hi everyone!! im 16 and im very interested about the HUXLEY name and i don't know much about it so if anybody would like to share their information about the HUXLEY name please do so and i can be contaced on cazpitt@hotmail.com thanx and i look forward to hearing froma fellow Huxley. GREAT WEBSITE!!!! xXxXxXxXx

Jim Huxley from Australia on Tue Jul 15 13:19:43 2003 wrote:

Adrian,The original Huxley, to these shores, was a convict for a minor crime and emancipated quite soon after transportation. He was given land to farm on the banks of the Georges River in Sydney's south. He befriended the aboriginals of this area but the indigenous people could never quite get their speech to pronounce H or X. So great friends they were called Thomas, Tom Ugly. The bridge that now connects Sydney to its southern suburbs is Tom Ugly's bridge. I have always hoped that this is a fair dinkum description and not just a romantic analogy. The plaque below the bridge backs up my story. Regards Jim

Maureen Huxley from England on Mon Jul 28 11:56:15 2003 wrote:

My grandparents (Emily and Arthur) originally came from Derbyshire but moved to Cheshire around 1930's. They had 5 children, Cedric, Nancy, Percy, Olwen and my Father, Dennis. I have one brother, Garth.

Maureen Huxley from England on Mon Jul 28 12:02:34 2003 wrote:

My grandparents(Emily and Arthur) originally came from Derbyshire but moved to Chester around 1930's. They had 5 children, Cedric, Nancy, Percy, Olwen and my Father, Dennis. I have one brother, Garth. I can be contacted via M.Huxley@bath.ac.uk

Saeed Rana from UK on Tue Jul 29 23:31:49 2003 wrote:

Canadrian, wheres the Brylcream page, yer big dummy?

Sara Huxley from Wirral,(nr Cheshire ) UK on Sat Aug 2 00:22:47 2003 wrote:

Hi, I found this site by accident and have found myself suddenly interested in the Huxley surname. I come from a long line of Huxleys,where a lot of farming, hunting and especially fishing seems to be in the blood! I know that my great grandmother huxley was a money collector in liverpool probably around early 1920's. My email is navarac@hotmail.com if you want any more info Cheers

Craig Arthur huxley from North West London on Thu Sep 11 10:36:54 2003 wrote:

I stumbled onto this website by accident, it is amazing how far our name goes back. My father and grandfather are both called Arthur huxley and are from the london area.

Roger Moore from united kingdom on Fri Sep 19 14:16:35 2003 wrote:

Good website. My ancestors are from Worthenbury, Flintshire. My 2X Gt Grandfather Thomas Moore was a Gamekeeper on the Emral estate. Anyone know the family? if so contact me on roger@moore1952.freeserve.co.uk

Vince from France on Sat Nov 1 13:12:43 2003 wrote:

Heeeee-ha! howdy guys from your cowboy fan ! i really loved your site and found it to be very friendly and helpful!

V from Japan on Fri Nov 7 11:00:17 2003 wrote:

nice site, very informative, well designed, easy to use ... what can i say ? i love it...

RA from USA on Fri Nov 7 11:00:56 2003 wrote:

Hello, I just wanted to say you have a very informative site which really made me think, Thanks !

Paul Foulger from Wimbledon, England on Sat Nov 29 13:18:53 2003 wrote:

Hello again from your cousin. Funny that I was just searching for some Viagra over the website and heard from a friend that your site had the most links/adverts on!

David Huxley from UK on Mon Dec 1 11:12:20 2003 wrote:

I belive my famliy come from a place called Hanmer Nr Whitchurch in Shropshire. Excelent Site

David Huxley from England on Fri Dec 12 09:31:28 2003 wrote:

Have found your website while checking out name. Have visited Huxley and Hargrave in Cheshire several times.I come from a branch of family originally located in Wood Green London, then sussex and now in Birmingham , My grandfather William was an Advertising agent in London in the 30's and had two sons -Harold who was a agricultural manager in Sussex. His family now living in British Columbia. My father Percival was a builder in West London in the 1930's but my mother lost track of him after the war! Ihave a wife- Jenny- and three children Alex, Carla and Helena all resident in Birmingham. Would love to hear from other Huxleys and compare notes on ancestry. have a lot of info. Regards to all with this illustrious name

David Huxley from parts unknown on Fri Dec 12 09:35:45 2003 wrote:

Excellent website!

David Huxley from England on Fri Dec 12 09:37:00 2003 wrote:

E-mail address is davideuna@msn.com

The Dudmans/Huxleys/Davis from UK on Fri Dec 26 17:02:26 2003 wrote:

Just found your website Adrian - really interesting and hope to see you all soon. Hope you had a good Christmas. Love Tricia, Niall, Jamie and Sarah x

Tom M Huxley from England on Tue Mar 2 14:35:52 2004 wrote:

Hi adrian, this is Tom, right now i am half way through my IT lesson and should be doing my work, but i'm not. great website by the way!

Evelyn - Huxley 3 Generations removed. from England on Tue Mar 2 20:52:05 2004 wrote:

And I thought Huxley would be an easy name to fix my first family history on; how wrong I was! The Huxley Coat of Arms was interesting to see. Does this apply to ALL those with the Huxley name? P.S. I thought Vikings were blonde! Thanks for the web site.

Emily Huxley from England on Mon Mar 8 19:57:10 2004 wrote:

Hi Adrian, I am your cousin Martin's daughter,Emily aged 11 years. Love your web site, it's good to see how many Huxley's are making contact. Byeeeeee.

Sarah ARKELL from Kent England on Sun Mar 14 18:44:56 2004 wrote:

Hi Great site, iam looking for HUXLEY`s that came from or still live in the Hayes Bromley area. I would love to hear from anyone who would be able to help myself and others continue in our research. You can contact me at :- arkellcads@aol.com Thank you

Myrtle from UK on Tue Apr 6 13:10:59 2004 wrote:

I am looking for Huxley Pig. Can anyone help me please?

Geoff from UK on Thu Apr 8 14:04:11 2004 wrote:

Hi Adrian I don't think you've cleaned up your guestbook these last three weeks. Happy Easter