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Message Board News Will YOU find an old friend or perhaps a relative? Derek did!! REGISTER NOW..IT'S FREE!!! From: Derek MYNOTT To: Webmaster@johnhampden.org.uk  Subject: Reunited Hi Steve, What a wonderful result, Beryl and I have exchanged a couple of emails and I have talked to her mother (my cousin) on the phone today. We had lost contact for well over 30 years, thank you so much for all your effort in bringing us together and I have only been on your website just over a week (brilliant). Pip Elton and myself have been in emailing for over a week, we both lived in Berkeley Cresent, New Barnet at the same time, he at no 24 me at no 28. We knew lots of people but not each other. Anyway Steve I cannot thank you enough Derek Mynott As you can see from the above, it is well worth registering for our Message Board then you too can leave a message for someone and perhaps find that long lost friend and go from this to this to this like Derek has Some of you may remember Dereks father who saw us safely across the road for many years. Why don't you register for the message board and tell us who you remember

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About John Hampden The Person
John Hampden (1594-1643), a principal leader of the Long Parliament in its opposition to Charles I.

John Hampden entered Parliament in 1621; throughout the late 1620's and 1630's he was often in legal trouble for his resistance to King Charles's initiatives and taxes. When the Civil War began in 1641 he took an active part from his station in Oxford, near which, at Chalgrove Field, he suffered fatal wounds in June of that year.

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About John Hampden The School

Secondary Modern school for Boys & Girls.. Caught fire and was closed circa 1961
Rebuilt Westbrook Crescent New Barnet This site is for ALL John Hampden scholars whichever school they went too
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John Hampden Secondary Modern
Victoria Road
New Barnet
Herts
England

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