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 Please let me know what you think of this website. Are there things you'd like to see that I've so far failed to include? Is any of the information incorrect? Whether you like the site or not, just a few words to let me know your thoughts would be welcome. Any information pertaining to the Suffolks of the world will always be gratefully received. If you would like to become a Planet Suffolk member & receive my occasional newsletter, click on 'Sign In' below. It only takes a few seconds & it's free!


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February 2022 - Unfortunately, due to the current spate of spammers, scammers and time wasters posting random, unrelated content to this page, I have regretfully decided to temporarily suspend the posting of messages. The situation will be reviewed on a regular basis, and hopefully normal service will be resumed as soon as possible. If you wish to contribute to this site, please email me with your comments to info@planetsuffolk.com

Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

 




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74 Comments

Reply Kayann Donaldson
3:17 PM on October 16, 2021 

Hello,

I came upon this website by accident but there is a lot of very interesting information on it and I'm glad I came across it.  I was born at Bayview Hospital in Mastic Beach in 1950.  Bayview Hospital used to be the historic home of Richard Floyd.  I'm looking forward to checking into other topics.  

Thank you, Kayann Donaldson

Reply Kayann Donaldson
3:13 PM on October 16, 2021 

Hello,

I just came upon this website by accident but there is a lot of very interesting information about the different areas of Long Island.  I was born in Bayview Hospital in Mastic Beach in 1950.  Bayview Hospital was originally the historic home of Richard Floyd.  I look forward to reading more on this website.

Thank you, Kayann Donaldson

Reply Jenny Grainger
3:09 AM on June 20, 2019 

Thank you for the wealth of information on your site. All interesting reading.

Reply Stuart Potgieter
8:35 AM on November 4, 2018 

im intrested in the ships that ran aground close to Oysterbay/Slang bay/ Klipper punt. eastern cape south africa .they are Nederlandschevlag 1869/ Suffolk 1900/British Duke 1888/ Niagara 1870. 

Reply Mrs Hedydd Hughes
4:55 PM on March 5, 2018 

I live in Pembrokeshire, S.W. Wales and am trying to locate memebers of my Welsh ancestry who emigrated to USA. They have typical Welsh surnames such as Thomas, Evans and Williams and I am particularly interested in Rev Thomas Evans 1885-1960 who was Pastor at the First  Welsh Baptist Church, Mahanoy City 1922-1960. Thank you for your informative website. Diolch yn fawr iawn.....Hedydd

Reply Steve
9:01 AM on January 4, 2018 

Thanks Anne

Happy New Year to you too




Reply Anne Mazer
5:30 PM on January 3, 2018 

Hello Steve,

I'm still enjoying my Suffolk Prince Edward Island research...and will eventually send a photo.

Hope all is well with you.

Happy New Year,

Anne

Reply Steve
12:06 PM on October 23, 2017 

Colin & Debra Coleman says...

Good afternoon Steve.  We have an old photograph which we are told is of the crew of HMS Suffolk in Vladivostok dated 1918.

Hi Colin & Debra

I would very much like to see that please. Where did you get this?


Steve

Reply Colin & Debra Coleman
10:27 AM on October 23, 2017 

Good afternoon Steve.  We have an old photograph which we are told is of the crew of HMS Suffolk in Vladivostok dated 1918.

Reply EDDIE FUNCHESS
3:44 PM on August 22, 2017 

The site is very educational to me.  I reside in Pembroke Pines Century Village, Plymouth comminty. I would enjoy the newsletter.