GOOD EVENING SUSAN,

I GOT THE FILE THIS MORNING, BUT HAVE ONLY NOW BEEN ABLE TO VIEW IT PROPERLY. I WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR DOING THIS FAMILY TREE FOR ME. I AM SURE I WILL HAVE GREAT JOY IN GOING OVER THIS GREAT DOCUMENT IN MORE DETAIL. IT IS VERY WELL LAID OUT AND VERY PROFESSIONALLY DONE! I UPLOADED THE CHART ATTACHMENT YOU SENT ME TO ANCESTRY.CO.UK, AND  I CAN NOW BROWSE OR UPDATE THE TREE AS AND WHEN. I LOOK FORWARD TO GETTING THE CHARTS. THANK YOU AGAIN FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK! (IT WAS A SHAME ABOUT THE PIRATES, DISGRACED LORDS, PRINCES, TEXAS BILLIONAIRES ETC!). REGARDS G. A. BRECON JAN 2010

Hi Susan,

Just to let you know that I received the file in yesterday’s post.  I am thrilled with it .To go back to great grandparents was more than I hoped for.  And then the extra about EJJ, finding out she married in Pakistan. Thank you for going the extra miles in search of gravesites, I really appreciate it.

Also thanks to you for finding mum’s other family, about which came as a surprise.

I will certainly recommend you to anyone who is having trouble finding a missing link in their family: in fact being in touch with you in our search made you feel like family!

Thanks so much  regards, M   (Nov 2009)

Dear Susan

Doing business at any distance can be tricky. Doing business at 12,000 miles distance can sometimes be stressful to the extreme. However, as you have shown, stress need not necessarily be part of the deal. Having decided to have my paternal family history researched, from the very first I realised that I was in good hands with Gower Ancestry. Not only did you show me that you knew what you were doing, you also created an atmosphere of rapport that demonstrated that you actually cared about what you were doing.
Writing soon after delivery to the door of The File, I was astounded by the size and weight of it, and by the depth of detail it contained. When I asked you to research my side of the Price family, I really did not have any idea of what was to be the result of that research, nor the thoroughness of it. Merely to say I congratulate you is to deny you full credit for all you have done. I must add, I was also delighted with the Direct Ancestry chart that was prepared, which arrived separately. It has been and still is an interesting journey, looking over the many relatives and my kinsmen and kinswomen, one of the kinsmen going back as far as 1570, who have played a part in my personal history. Not the least interesting, I may add, has been to see how many artisans - bricklayers and stone-masons - there are; as well, the fact that almost without exception, the exception being the Irish and Maltese input, the family's roots are in Gloucestershire. I had no idea of that. One truly lives and learns! As you know, I was already aware of the Irish and Maltese connexion, but to see it all laid out in the chart has made their contribution all the clearer.
My final surprise, and pleasure, was to see the listing of all those kinsmen and kinswomen - nearly 200 of them! - over more than 400 years. Such a list makes one all the more aware of the work you have put into this compilation. It really is quite astonishing.
Although there may be few of my acquaintance here in Australia who may wish to have a similar search made for their ancestors, please be sure I shall take every opportunity of recommending to them, and to others, Gower Ancestry as the researchers par excellence. With every good wish, very sincerely yours  MSP Nov 2009

Thank you for all your hard work, we're sure T. is going to be very happy with her birthday present.   Mr GL - Northumberland (Feb 2009)

I write to acknowledge arrival of your research into my family background, and also to congratulate you on its quality.You have produced a fine piece of work with the main points clearly stressed, but with a mass of supporting and very interesting detail: this in its turn has raised further questions and your help in answering these is much appreciated. The presentation is highly professional and the photographs are a delightful addition. I know from my own experience how frustrating research can be, and your regular updates and the very personal interest you took in the work were most welcome.  With warm regards, Yours sincerely Mr JC Phd Msc FRICS FAAV  East Sussex (Dec 2008) 

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