1<html> 2 <head> 3 <title>Baverstock.org.uk</title> 4 </head> 5 <body bgcolor='#000055' text='#ffffff' link='#aaaaff' vlink='#ffaaff'> 6 <h1 align='center'>Baverstock.org.uk</h1> 7 8 <table align='center'><tr> 9 10 <td> 11 <p>I've lodged this domain for me and my relations to use for email and 12 web-page redirection because the more obvious domains were taken. Since 13 Baverstock is an uncommon surname, if you're a Baverstock and want a 14 redirection too, we can probably sort something out. 15 16 <p>The village <a 17 href='http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/WIL/Baverstock/'>Baverstock</a> is 18 <a 19 href='http://www.multimap.com/map/browse.cgi?client=public&db=hcgaz&addr1=&client=public&Submit.x=5&addr2=&Submit.y=8&addr3=&pc=&X=402922&quicksearch=Baverstock&Y=131978&scale=100000&place=Baverstock,Wiltshire&coordsys=gb'>in 20 Wiltshire</a>. It's so small that it apparently only has one postcode, 21 which is doubtless why Baverstock is a relatively rare surname. It would be 22 entertaining to know whether any Baverstocks still live in Baverstock. 23 24 <p>(I know that a coat of arms is properly associated with a lineage, 25 not a surname, but I wanted something to jazz-up the page.) 26 </td> 27 28 <td><img src='bavcrest.png' alt='Baverstock Crest: Blue with a gold fretwork design and at the top a gold chief with three (fess vair?) lozenges.'></td> 29 30 <td> 31 <p>Origin: English 32 33 <p>Spelling variations include: Baverstocke, Baverstock, Baverstoke, 34 Bayverstock, Beaverstock, and Beaverstocke. 35 36 <p>First found in Wiltshire where the family were seated from about the 37 eleventh century. Bearers of the name Baverstock landed in New England in 38 1720. 39 40 <p>A leaflet for the millenium celebration of the village of Baverstock 41 (c.1987) traces 'Baverstock' to a Saxon called 'Baber' who kept his cattle 42 (Stock) there. 43 44 <p>Coat of Arms: Blue with a gold fretwork design and at the top a gold 45 chief with three (fess vair?) lozenges. 46 </td> 47 48 </tr></table> 49 50 51 <h2>Homepages and redirections from this site</h2> 52 53 <ul> 54 <li><a href='tim'>Tim Baverstock - Cambridge</a> 55 </ul> 56 57 <h2>Other Baverstock sites</h2> 58 59 <p>I did a quick Google search for Baverstock-related sites. I haven't 60 linked to obvious domains (Baverstock.org .co.uk, .me.uk, etc) which 61 haven't been developed as sites. 62 63 <ul> 64 65 <li><a href='http://genforum.genealogy.com/baverstock/'>The Baverstock forum</a> at genealogy.com 66 67 <li><a href='http://baverstock-hotel.co.uk/'>The Baverstock Hotel</a> - 68 A hotel in Wales, near Clwydyfagwyr, near Merthyr Tydfil, on the 69 southern border of Brecon. 70 71 <li><a href='http://www.baverstock.com/'>Baverstock Design</a> - 72 The artist William Baverstock's showcase site. 73 74 <li><a href='http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/d/debbav/'>Deborah 75 Baverstock</a> - The artist Deborah Baverstock's site. 76 77 <li><a href='http://fstop.co.uk/gallery/album06'>Tony Baverstock</a> - Tony Baverstock's photo gallery. 78 79 <li><a href='http://crtr.crctourism.com.au/CRTR/staff/peter.htm'>Peter Baverstock</a> is currently Pro Vice-Chancellor and Vice President (Research) at <a href='http://www.scu.edu.au/'>Southern Cross University</a>, Australia. 80 81 <li><a href='http://politics.guardian.co.uk/person/0,9290,-5950,00.html'>Paul Baverstock</a> Conservative candidate for Huddersfield. 82 83 <li><a href='http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~flanaganandbaverstock/'>Patricia Lily Flanagan (nee Baverstock)</a> and her husband's genealogy site. 84 85 </ul> 86 87 </body> 88</html>
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