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Thulborn Brothers lived in Aldreth and worshipped at the Chapel (now, 2016, a Community Centre for the hamlet)

Thulborn Brothers

Thulborn Brothers interviews

Thulborn Brothers, interviewed by Kevin Delanoy at home in Haddenham c1980

A big family with five siblings taking pensions at the time of the interview. Mole catchers and steam farming.

Thulborn Brothers lived in Aldreth and worshipped at the Chapel (now, 2016, a Community Centre for the hamlet)

Thulborn Brothers.mp3 (MP3 23.4Mb)

All audio and photographic material Copyright © 1970-2016 Lorna Delanoy

Sources

• Oral / Unpublished Sources
• Sound Recording

Projects

• Aldreth
• Oral History Archive

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