No stories from the 20th century will have been included without the express permission of the people involved or their direct descendants, unless they are already in the public domain and out of copyright.
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There can be few families with no skeletons in the cupboard, but most most of us prefer to recount tales of heroism, adventure and good fortune. It is of course the scandal that is easiest to discover centuries later, but if the more recent history of some Cullender family branches is anything to go by, we must have had more than our fair share of the positive experiences. Most of the tales planned for these pages have been verified, but I will also include anecdotes in the hope that someone, somewhere, will read them and be able to confirm or challenge my information.
No stories from the 20th century will have been included without the express permission of the people involved or their direct descendants, unless they are already in the public domain and out of copyright.
Murdered for Gin
Witchcraft in Suffolk
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