Tuesday, 29 April 2025

A-Z Challenge 2025: April 29th : Y for ????

Yes, why?  What better day to ask questions.

Why or how are you connected to Cuckfield and if you aren't might you visit it at some point?  

Do take a look at my website (link below) where you can see a wealth of information about the village.


Why or how am I connected to Cuckfield?

I am connected to Cuckfield by attending Holy Trinity Church, although we don't live in the parish.  I sang in the church choir for nearly 30 years as an alto and both my children sang in the choir also.  My husband and I are readers at the morning service and I was a member of Cuckfield Mothers Union for many years. Twice now we have sponsored and decorated a tree for the Christmas Tree Festival and I have helped decorate the Mothers Union and Choir trees.  We still attend the church periodically although more frequently connect via Zoom for the Sunday services.

Holy Trinity means a lot to us; it is a place of peace and prayerfulness where you can't help but think back to it's ancient origins and all that has happened since.



My blog: Cuckfield Compendium

My website: Cuckfield Compendium 

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1 comment:

  1. I am always interested in other one-place studies as I gather inspiration for my own study of Whitmore in Staffordshire.
    I am also interested in Cuckfield as my husband's family is connected to Cuckfield: his great great grandmother Eliza Morley nee Sinden was born there and her mother, Mercy Sinden nee Rose, died there in 1852. I wrote about Mercy in this year's challenge: https://anneyoungau.wordpress.com/2025/04/15/m-is-for-mercy/ I wrote about Eliza in 2018 at https://anneyoungau.wordpress.com/2018/04/05/%ef%bb%bfe-is-for-eliza/
    My husband's third great grandmother Sarah Morley nee Peters also died there in 1854.

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