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thanks exred. I've had a look at the site too. I thought it very interesting, and spotted the name of my Mother's family's school, Eton Porney. She told me that her name and that of her sister, my late aunt, were on the board as having been two of many pupils who 'passed the scholarship' to the Grammar School. I'd like to visit the school, which I think is just across Windsor Bridge (?) and take a look at 'that board'..perhaps thamesweb could give me directions, thankyou. I also recognised the name 'Pardoe' from one of the contributions to the site.

Yes, I take your point thamesweb. Is there somewhere on the Forum Site a boundary map for Windsor? I've seen one somewhere but can't remember where. It's hard to imagine where Windsor starts and finishes. Dedworth is out of Windsor I know, but I always assumed it came within the Windsor boundaries, you know, Clewer Within and Clewer Without...which I can honestly say I have never understood. I think maybe, taking a look at a map would help me to understand it all. What does 'Within and Without' mean - boundarywise? The answer is probably very simple, but it needs explaining to me!!

Another question you may be able to help me with - my late Parents-in-law are buried in the Roman Catholic part of the cemetery near Stag Meadow. On a recent visit, I asked my husband what will happen when the graves reach the boundary wall. (He'd told me that the cemetery was 'Crown Land'). So, once all the spaces have been taken, will the boundary wall have to move, or, perhaps the Council might have to ask The Queen for permission to use more land? It's an ongoing question between the two of us which we seem to ask every time we visit the cemetery. Perhaps there's more land earmarked for future use as a cemetery?