The Alabaster Society
 

The Family History Society
of the Alabaster Family  

Family business

Picture by Rupert Fox from a design by Michael William Alabaster

It will not surprise many of our readers to learn that some of our members are in business. Indeed, many would argue that it is partly as a result of our forefathers` enterprise and business acumen that the Alabaster Society flourishes today. No doubt, if the internet had been operating in the 16th century, our ancestors would have made good use of it for commercial purposes! We thought it would be useful to all members to include a note of members` business interests, with links to websites or web pages where appropriate. Members: if your own business is not listed, then send in the information to Ray Williamson (details on the Contact Us page). Those in arts, science, or engaged in other interests should send in their details as well, for other sections of the website.

Horeau`s Seafood Restaurant, Westham, Pevensey, East Sussex: Claude & Christine Hoareau (it is spelled differently);

The Swan Fish and Chips, Westham, Pevensey, East Sussex: Claude & Christine Hoareau;

Meadow Cottages, Isle of Arran, self-catering accommodation owned by a grandson of Adeline Bertha Alabaster (long download);

Alabaster & Wilson Ltd., Goldsmiths make a wide range of jewellery including the Society`s solid silver or gold crossbow brooch. Tel: 0121 236 2356.

German Business Translations -- Sheelagh Neuling, 25 Grand Avenue, Muswell Hill, LONDON N10 3BD
Tel (from UK):  0208 365 3778    (from overseas):  +44 208 365 3778       Email:  sheelagh.neuling@btconnect.com
For translations to or from other languages, please ask: even if we cannot assist you ourselves we can usually suggest someone who can.
In her alter ego, Sheelagh Alabaster is the current Editor of The Alabaster Chronicle, and will accept articles and news items in any language at all.