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Priscilla Stapleton
Found this sight while doing family history research. My GGG grandparents were James Stapleton and Ellen Phelan.
How did you find this site: Google search
6 May 2010 - Fernandina Beach FL

Trevor Powell
I have enjoyed viewing your site. It looks pretty cold there in the winter! I am the editor of chepstow-walkabout.c
o.uk which features an interactive tour of the town in the UK and its fantastic castle!
Site Name: Chepstow Walkabout
How did you find this site: Google
16 April 2010 - Chepstow, Wales, UK

Patrick Phelan
I was just doing some searching of the internet after joining a Phelan group on Facebook and I came across the Chepstow website. It was very interesting to read the history of my ancestors. I hope to visit Chepstow sometime in the future. I am the son of Dennis Phelan, who is pictured at the bottom of the Phelan Pics page.
How did you find this site: Google
21 February 2009 - Marine City, Michigan

Gerard Doyle
Reminiscing today.decided to visit the homepage of the town where I grew up.miss it dearly.maybe someday.when I make my millions.I can move back home
25 January 2009

Lesley Catt
Coming in September to stay with Uncle Dick and family, really really looking forward to meeting everyone and visiting the area.
How did you find this site: google search
1 August 2008

Lawrence Brown
My grandfather Leo Lacey was brought up in Cargill / Chepstow and still has family there. I visited nearly 20 yrs ago and hope to return soon. Leo has since passed away, but would have enjoyed this site and all the history stories.
How did you find this site: google
2 April 2008 - Brighton, England

david thomas phelan
lancaster uk.my father was thomas he lived inwarrington uk .his father came from ireland after ww2 lived in manchester
How did you find this site: browsing
28 February 2008 - LANCASTER

Cathleen (Clancy) Van
My grandfather, Gerald Joseph Clancy had family members in Chepstow. He was born in Cargill. I hope to visit this summer and meet with any family members still in the area.
How did you find this site: piecing together genealogy
29 January 2008 - Sequim, WA, USA

Mike Zettler
Checking out the site, my mom (Florence Phillippi) is from Chepstow.
16 January 2008 - La Salle, Manitoba

sharan golden
I am doing genealogy on a relative, James Laurence Golden, b. Aug. 10, 1895 served in the Military. Any info would be appreciated
How did you find this site: browsing
27 October 2007 - winnipeg

Kenneth Lang
Great site Brosing through the Photo Gallary, and saw a picture of my Great Grandfather's homestead Anthony Lang. I inherited that exact same photo after the death of my father Gerald Lang, son George Lang.
How did you find this site: Researching the Lang family name on the internet
12 September 2007 - Waterloo, Ontario

wesley stevenson
Our sincere sympathy to uncle Dick & family on the death of auntie Rachel Green, Chepstow
How did you find this site: google search
22 August 2007 - Carnagribbin, Dunamanagh, Co Tyrone, Northern Ireland

Daryl Hunter
Raymond John thanks for turning me on to this site I will come back and see more history on your family thanks Boss. Daryl
How did you find this site: through my Boss Raymond John Phelan
3 July 2007

Gail
Nice site hun, loves the pics!
How did you find this site: My friend Patsy
22 March 2007 - Snow Country

colleendunn
Loved your opening photo
How did you find this site: curiosity over the location of Chepstow
2 March 2007 - Launceston Tasmania. Australia

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