Old photo - possibly from Edwardian times, of Winteringham Church featuring two ladies and two children.

Winteringham themed china lighthouse ...

The family of Frank Brown who was killed on 31st May 1917 have supplied details of this Winteringham Great War hero.

We publish a photo of Winteringham character Herbert Porkess.

Flyer's latest story sees him surrounded by water, with nowhere to go!

We show all 37 pages relating to Winteringham and Whitton

Flyer owned a watch that his boss claimed was a "going home" watch...

Well reopened in Winteringham ...

We take a nostalgic look at Winteringham School's canteen in the 1950s ...

An old boot has been found in the chimney of Walnut Farm Cottage during its renovation. We reveal why, and bring further pictures of progress on the house.

Flyer Robinson tells how people recycled without tears fifty years ago...

Winteringham Cricket Club in the 1930s.

Winteringham Marriages 1861-1870 are now complete. Can you spot the former servant girl from Winteringham who followed the Rector and his wife to their new home in Sussex, but returned to the love of her life in Winteringham?

It's the centenary of Winteringham Station opening with a Sports Club Special. Relive the excitement!

Chris Snowdon reveals the role of Winteringham Station during WW2...

We have visited the final resting place of Bernard Hunsley, and photographed the headstone for posterity.

Read Chris Snowdon's latest hilarious story of Winteringham!

To help celebrate the 100th anniversary of the railway coming to Winteringham, we're seeking stories from people who remember the railway there.

We're making all the Parish Register pages available as pdf files for easier download and viewing. Currently all the marriage pages, and many of the baptism pages are available.

Years 1808-1810 have now been added to the page for the decade 1801-1810.

Charles Howden, of the Royal Dublin Fusiliers. Died 24th April 1917, and commemorated on the Arras Memorial. Charles Howden was born in Winteringham to Wilson and Christianna Howden, on 25th November 1897, making him 19 years old when he was killed. His father, Wilson, was a Wheelwright, and is also described as a farmer in the directories of 1905 and 1909. In the 1901 Census, the family lived in Silver Street, and at that time there were the following people in the family: Charles’ mother and father - Wilson (37) and Christianna (36), and his brother’s and sisters - Elizabeth (12), John (10), Margaret (7), Rose (5) ... then Charles himself (3), and Fanny (1). Other Howdens lived in the village too at that time, but whether they were related to Charles family is currently unknown.

Kay Ashberry and Val Peill have transcribed more marriages from the Parish registers, for 1821-1830 ...

Latest addition to the Winteringham History and Genealogy website are the marriages at Winteringham from 1813-1820...

Kay Ashberry and Val Peill have added the marriages for 1839-1842 to the site.

Elaine Harrison's work on the ancestry of the Ogg family of Winteringham

Baptisms for the years 1811-1812 in the Winteringham Parish Registers

We have now added the Baptisms for the period 1801-1807. Rev Lorenzo Grainger always gave date of birth, baptism, Christening and father's job...

Val and Kay have added another decade of marriages from Winteringham Parish Registers

Elias William Field died following an attack on the Mercian in 1915. Now his grandson's reveal the plaque sent to the family to honour his sacrifice.

Latest transcriptions from the Winteringham Parish Registers include marriages for the years 1837-1839

Kay and Val have been hard at work transcribing more marriages from the Winteringham Parish Registers.

Kay and Val bring more marriages from the Parish Reisters ....

Chris Snowdon affectionately remembers Herbert Porkess, who lived for many years in a shed on Winterton Road ...

Kay Ashberry and Val Peill have added several more decades of baptisms and marriages from the Winteringham Parish Registers....

Kay Ashberry and Val Peill's transcriptions of Winteringham Parish Registers are now featuring early 18th century records.

Mary Fell has sent in three photographs of unknown soldiers with probable Winteringham connections ....

Now on the site - Baptisms from the years 1674 to 1680. More to follow shortly...

Kay and Val have now added more baptisms from the 1860s ...

The Winteringham entry from White's 1872 Directory has now been added to the site

Flyer and his family try to get up Elsham Hill ....

Further baptisms have been added from Winteringham Parish Registers. The new ones cover the period 1857 to 1861 inclusive.

Flyer Robinson tells us his latest Winteringham story. With his dad doing a Heath-Robinson on his new motorbike, things couldn't go wrong ... could they?

We have now added all the surnames of Winteringham people listed in the 1841 Census. Are your ancestors among them?

We have now been given a photograph of Meggitt Cottage for the site! This wonderful home was knocked down in 1966, but not before an eventful history, including being featured on a photograph by Lewis Carroll, author of Alice in Wonderland!

Kay Ashberry and Val Peill have completed a further three years of baptisms from the Parish Registers. The years covered are 1854-1856 inclusive.

Read beautiful poetry about a beautiful village!

We show you where you can read the letters from John Wesley to Rev Thomas Adam - now, and FREE!

More baptisms have been added to the site, and a new page! The baptisms new to the site cover the years 1851-1853 and are chierfly carried our by Rev TFR Read...

Winteringham Info has had a query from New Zealand about Stationmaster Herbert Unsworth, from someone who may well be one of his relatives. So we're looking for more information on 'our' Herbert!

More January dates have been added to the "On this date in Winteringham History" calendar, and the "Notes" section of Baptisms 1811-1820 has been corrected.

We have now been provided with photographs of the regalia, including the sword, of Elias William Field, who died in the Great war, by his great-grandson Chris Snowdon. See them here ...

From the earliest days of the Society of Friends (Quakers) Winteringham Quakers had their own meeting house, and some suffered imprisonment in Lincoln Castle for their peace-loving beliefs ...

When the timbers of Winteringham's wharf were set alight by oxy-acetylene torches, some Winteringham youngsters were on hand to rescue the situation, and earn some pocket money into the bargain!

Ken Jacobs has added more fine photographs to the Winteringham History and Genealogy site, showing some of the beautiful craftsmanship, the marks made by the masons, the intriguing stone figure that might signify a heart burial, and some ancient graffiti!

We have now completed the mapping of all the 1933 field names of Winteringham...

Arras 1917 ... and a young Winteringham soldier and his colleagues face the German guns after orders are changed - unknown to them ....

Winteringham Church has two locally-famous stone figures ... but what may be their relationship?

Ken Jacobs has zoomed in on the mysterious Winteringham figurine whose exact origins are lost in the mists of time....

We have now updated the three index pages showing the details of mariiages and baptisms as currently held on the site.

Our mapping of the 1933 names of fields in Winteringham continues!

We've been mapping more Winteringham field names onto one of the site's Google maps, with the background work done to add more in the next day or two.

More field names have been added to the Fieldnames Map page, chiefly south of the village between Yarlesgate and Winterton Road

The Parish Registers section now includes marriages at Winteringham Church from 1867 to 1906. Further marriage entries from the Parish Registers are currently being transcribed - watch for further updates!

The Winteringham History and Genealogy website can now keep you informed of the latest updates as soon as they happen.

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More information added to the "Virtual Blue Plaques" page on www.winteringham.info