Welcome
to Washington,
Tyne Wear, England
Many people, like myself, no longer live in Washington. We grew up there but for all sorts of
reasons we left the town. In my case I came to live in Adelaide, Australia. Our memories, however,
never leave us and there is always the pull to return. Washington is in our blood. This web page is
dedicated to all of the people of Washington, home and away, past and present.
(Yes, I was Audrey Hall before I married.)                                           Audrey Fletcher 2012
Copyright Audrey Fletcher 1983

All  rights reserved

Updated 2012

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The Washington Old Hall
The ancestral home of George Washington
American Independence Day
Celebrations 2002 at the
Washington Old Hall
Washington Family Genealogy     
Traces the royal ancestry of the
Washington Family from 439AD
                                   
Please take the time to visit
some of my other web pages listed below
My mam, Blanche Hullyer who married Joe Hall.
She is pictured here on her 88th birthday: May 4th 2006
in Adelaide, South Australia.
By Audrey Fletcher

Updated 2012
This web page is dedicated to
my son, Lynton Alan Fletcher,
who died peacefully at home
on a sunny Sunday morning in
Adelaide, on 23rd September
2007, aged only 31 years.

"Stand tall before God"
LINKS
The Wreken Dyke
of the Wreken Dike
The Lords of Biddick
Traces the genealogy of the Biddick and
Sanderson families who originated in
Washington. Also some information about
Cooks Hall
Shadens Hill

Coming soon
Washington Glebe Pit
Includes lots of information and pictures
of the 1908 Disaster
John Stowell's Guided Tour
of the Village Church
Bryan Ferry: A Washington Lad
My Cambridgeshire
Web Pages
I was born at Washington, as was my Mam, Blanche Hullyer. However her dad, William
Richard Hullyer was born at Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambridgeshire. Also, my Mam's maternal
grandfather was born at Stapleford in Cambridgeshire.
The Hullyer Family of Cambridgeshire

A pictorial history of my Hullyer family of
Cambridgeshire and Washington
Navigation by WebRing.
The Pirates of Penzance
Washington Grammar School
Production 1938
My Washington
Web pages