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• The goal of the Pidcock Family Association is to "foster family connections and to maintain the genealogic record and family stories regardless of where we Pidcocks live now". E-mail barbarastires@aol.com

• Andrew is on the `furry image index'.

• Barbara Jean Stires is secretary of the Pidcock Association and a descendent of Rosanna Pidcock Dudbridge in the lineage of Charles Pidcock of Bucks County, PA, USA.

• Betty is the principal of Livermore, Red feather lakes and Stove prairie elementary schools in Colorado, USA.

• Frank is one of the faculty of the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.

• Gary S. Pitcock of South Windsor, Connecticut USA is a Pitcock genealogy researcher. He sites books listing Pitcock as an English name and a variant spelling of Pidcock. He has found his own line and others that had both spellings used on different early documents. He believes his Pitcocks are descended through the Pidcocks of Bucks Co., Pa. Gary is a senior civil engineer and the CT. Sons of the American Revolution State Historian. E-mail Gary06074@aol.com.
• Graham is the "Official / Technical Delegate, Isle of Man" (UK) for the International Youth Skill Olympics.

• Paul Tunnard has put a picture of a "Pidcocks menagerie trade token" on the web at www.geocities.com/paulplant_uk/trade-tokens.html. Just don't ask me what on earth they are...

• Rick lives in Macon, Georgia, USA. He doesn't have direct e-mail at the moment, but you can contact him through me.

• Terry FORCHE is not a Pidcock but has found some in his family tree between 1836 (Ohio) and 1900 (Missouri, USA) E-mail Forchet@dyncorp.com.

• Adrian Lynch sent me the following information about Australian Pidcocks: "There are a lot of Pidcocks in Australia. They chiefly are based on the north coast of New South Wales at the city of Grafton a provincial town situated on the Clarence River - about 400 miles from Sydney. The family are among the biggest timber millers in Australia. Their company is known as the Big River Timber company. They also have farm interests and retail interests. When I was kid, they also had department stores. The family is well known for community service and leadership."

• There are Pidcock Roads in Princeton, Kentucky, USA and on Quadra Island (just off the East Coast of Vancouver Island), Pidcock Streets in Camperdown, Australia and Courtenay, British Columbia on Vancouver Island, and a Pidcock Creek at the Washington Crossing State Park near New Hope. Rodney tells me that Pidcock Road in Princeton, Kentucky was named after his great-uncle Omer Pidcock! There's also a Pidcock Creek Road alongside a portion of Pidcock Creek. The Thompson Neely House in New Hope has parts which were built by John Pidcock and has been made open to the public. Pidcock place is in Goonellabah, Lismore, New South Wales, Australia, and Pidcocks live in this street! Apparently it was named after Athol Pidcock who worked for the real estate company developing the land that it is built on. Also in Australia, there are a lot of Pidcocks in the regions of Lismore and Grafton - from real estate to restaurants, car dealerships to banking and also in timber and steel manufacturing companies.

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