- Where was Morley Street??? My Nan and Grandad (George and Gertrude McSloy) lived at no 1... I remember...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Ads maloney was my aunty.
Bilton Street - My Great Grandmother lived in Downhill Street in 1881. Great to see images of the road.
Downhill Street - my grandparents lived at 41 Redeness street in the 30s and 40s. They were John (Jack) and Lilian...
Rymer Street added, Redeness St updated - My nanna Millicent Neale and her sister Betty were born at 54 Redeness st in 1913 and 1923,...
Rymer Street added, Redeness St updated - My great grandad, John (Jack, Jackie) Neale moved to 29 Bilton St in 1910 with his family. He...
Bilton Street - I spent my first holidays in kidds tce staying with my lovely aunty edie and uncle fred .The...
Kidd's Terrace - Thanks David. I'd be interested to meet and learn all the wonderful snippets you have about Primitive Methodists...
Duke of York Street - My Grandma Bessie Waudby ( nee Lethbridge ) lived at 32 Rymer Street for many years and I...
Questionnaire: living in Layerthorpe - My grandma, Gertrude Maw, was born in 1897? at 19 Rymer street. Does anyone know anything about the...
Questionnaire: living in Layerthorpe - Was Susan’s deceased father Mansell and mum Nancy?
Redeness Street - Yes i think they were
Memories of Layerthorpe - Yes i was
Memories of Layerthorpe - Susan Pinder nee Gardiner
Redeness Street - Hi Penny, I live in Dalby Forest but spend a lot of time travelling backwards and forwards to...
More memories of the Layerthorpe area - My mum and dad are called Dennis and Kay Durkin. Who is your cousin Pat?
Redeness Street - Hi Pat, were you the girl with the red hair? I’ve been trying to recall who you are...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Hello Sandra I have only just noticed your comment! Yes I think the other teacher must have been...
More memories of the Layerthorpe area - Hi Dave, her name is Hazel Hamilton,
Memories of Layerthorpe - Hazel.
Memories of Layerthorpe - I went to BIlton street school,and remember when the teachers took us to St Cuthberts,after leaving the Army...
Questionnaire: living in Layerthorpe - Sorry Rosie.no he wasn’t one of ours,the only one in our family of that name, died as a...
Questionnaire: living in Layerthorpe - My sister Lila married to Carlo the cobbler, she had a shop at 39 selling baby clothes, wool,...
Questionnaire: living in Layerthorpe - Interested in the link with the Coates family. Are you related to William Coates the Joiner, who had...
Questionnaire: living in Layerthorpe - I lived at 39 Layerthorpe,which is now the Hungry cafe.and at 64,till i left Parkgrove school and joined...
Questionnaire: living in Layerthorpe - Sandra Wreglesworth what is your mum and dads first names because my cousin thinks she knows them
Redeness Street - Sorry to hear they have dementia but they have done well getting to that age ..yes I remember...
Memories of Layerthorpe - *Mrs Holmes
Memories of Layerthorpe - They have dementia now but can remember a lot about their lives whilst living in Layerthorpe. Its great...
Memories of Layerthorpe - My maiden name was Coyne i knew the Todds and Joe Harrison and everybody else that has been...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Yes, my mother and father are still alive 90 and 93 respectively and still live in the same...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Yes Sandra i remember the camp beds and remember Mrs Holmes ,i was very friendly with a boy...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Pat, perhaps we were in the same class, as we are obviously similar ages. It was my first...
Memories of Layerthorpe - If it is the same i remember a Mary and Doris Senior
Memories of Layerthorpe - Bilton street was my first school so i would have started 1952
Memories of Layerthorpe - Hi Pat, when were you at Bilton Street School? I was there 1952-1956/7.
Memories of Layerthorpe - Omg i remember all those names in Layerthorpe ..i was born in the terrace houses in front of...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Sorry for the spelling mistakes
Memories of Layerthorpe - Omg i remember all those names in Layerthorpe ..i was born in the terrace houses in front of...
Memories of Layerthorpe - The Methodist Chapel was the first property on the left hand side, well set back from the road,...
Duke of York Street - Amy Agnes Denmark cattle and Arthur cattle of Bilton street/ Wilson Yard We're moved by their son Robert...
Rymer Street: photos before demolition - My father Robert Alrxander Cattle was born Bilton Street in 1902 His parents Arthur cattle ( worked Rowntrees)...
Memories of Layerthorpe - I was born in The John Bull Pub Layerthorpe 1n 1948 the youngest of 6 dad Fred and...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Penny, I started at Bilton Street School in 1952. I remember Mrs Peace and another lady teacher who...
More memories of the Layerthorpe area - The top photo is a Lowry Location. Google: Lowry Wilson Terrace, and click on images. Check out his...
Hallfield Road - My late mother taught at Bilton Street School in the early fifties. Her name was Meg Oglethorpe.
More memories of the Layerthorpe area - There used to be a Primitive Methodist chapel in some houses on Duke of York Street
Duke of York Street - My mother lived at 1 Hawthorne Grove, just over the railway way bridge at the top of Layerthorpe....
Questionnaire: living in Layerthorpe - Hi Gerald, I think Sheila Blakelock (née Mason) is the daughter you refer to from the bike shop....
Memories of Layerthorpe - Ejoyed reading about Layerthorpe I lived in Fifth avenue went to Burnholme school when it was first built...
Memories of Layerthorpe
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