The Mackarness Place
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2000-Present

LATEST ADDITIONS - Images from 2024 football matches commemorating the 1874 FA Cup. Images of Patrick and Christopher Mackarness and their families; photos of Peter Mackarness' 2008 visit to his childhood home (scroll down to these sections). You can click to enlarge images, and download them if you wish. You're  also welcome to send  your own  family photos - via 'Contact Us'  - for inclusion in this slightly jumbled gallery!

A visit to Elmbridge

In 2008 Peter Mackarness, aged 88, was invited to Elmbridge, the house where he and his brother Richard had grown up with their Booker cousins. Rupert, grandson of Peg Goodman née Booker,  was completely renovating the house.

 Descendants of John Mackarness

Christopher, Sue and Jane are the children of John Mackarness and Ruth Hogan;  grandchildren of Charles and Grace's third son Guy and his first wife Nancy Barraclough (see letter from Grace to Cuthbert in 'letters' section)

Patrick Mackarness and family

Patrick is the son of Dr Richard Mackarness and Margaret Perry-Walker; grandson of Cuthbert Mackarness and Eileen Godfrey. He lives in Australia with his family.

OUAFC 150th anniversary football matches

To mark the 150th anniversary of the 1874 FA Cup match  in which Charles Coleridge Mackarness scored a winning goal (see 'Photographs up to 1920 ' section on this site), a number of football matches were arranged by Oxford University. Christopher and Clare Mackarness, Christopher's cousin Sam Coleridge, and Francoise Witheridge were invited; though forced by weather conditions to miss the matches, they were able to attend the dinner afterwards.
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