Ancestral Homes

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"Garlands", Ewhurst, Surrey, England. Home and work place of my grt, grt, grandmother Jane (Flint) Furlonger in 1841.	"Garlands", Ewhurst, Surrey, England. A more recent view.	"Garlands" in April 2005, owned and occupied by Mrs. Alston and her son.	"Garlands" detail, April 2005.

"Lake House", Chiddingfold, Surrey, England. The 1861 home and 85 acre farm belonging to William Furlonger, brother of Walter Furlonger (husband of Jane Flint).	"Lake House", Chiddingfold, Surrey, England. A closer look.

	19 Frank St., Belfast, Northern Ireland. Home of my grandfather Felix Furlonger.
	18 Crossley St., Belfast, Northern Ireland. Home of my great grandfather John Simpson.
	161 Templemore Ave., Belfast, Northern Ireland. Wartime home of my grandfather Felix Furlonger. German bombs fell on the hospital directly across the street from this house.
	24 Thorndyke St., Belfast, Northern Ireland. Home of John and Eliza (Simpson) Robinson. Aunt Lizzie was the sister of my grandmother Annie (Simpson) Furlonger. The opposite side of this street was destroyed by a German mine that was intended for the Belfast harbour.

45 Pommern Parade, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
The last residence of my
grandparents Felix and Annie
(Simpson) Furlonger.
Grampa loved gardening and
grew roses in the front yard.

45 Pommern Parade, Belfast, Northern Ireland.

55 Dromore St., Belfast, Northern Ireland. The first home of George and Deborah (Furlonger) Ettie. This is where I was born. If you look carefully you can see that the brickwork on this house is different from the neighbours. This is because this house was bombed during WWII. As a very young child I used to play in the hallway. When I was about 2 or 3 years old the flooring had to be removed for repairs and an unexploded bomb was found under it.