- I am sure the largest family in Bilton Street was called Senior. Not sure hominy of them tho....
Memories of Layerthorpe - That is probably the answer Lisa.
Memories of Layerthorpe - I'm wondering if the large family, and the differences in the number of children remembered, is perhaps that...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Yes David, dad mentioned George Deighton, who was a family friend and I myself remembered Key's shop on...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Sandra, re mention of the large family in Bilton Street - that was possibly Seniors at no.23. I...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Another few pieces into the jigsaw David! Yes, my grandma was a Holmes before she wed grandad. Grandad...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Hi Stephen, Thank you. Yes dad was on the top of the gasometer and was only 17 years...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Hello Sandra, Jockey Giles was a coal/firewood merchant & his wife Louie had a bookmakers shop. His full...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Hi Sandra,just have to thank you and your parents for the memories of your times,born and bred, in...
Memories of Layerthorpe - Thanks Sandra. As discussed (after delay because of Christmas and then illness) I've just added your parents' wonderful...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Yes, it was Lisa.
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Excellent information David, thank you. I'm wondering if this is a photo of number 52?: https://cyc.sdp.sirsidynix.net.uk/client/en_GB/search/asset/1016463 - corner...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - On the eastern corner of Layerthorpe/Bilton St corner(possibly no.52) was a bookmaker named Jock Cryle. The windows were...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Thanks David - we've now added Whiting's shop to the updated map, above. I realised later that I'd...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - The Whitings first lived at 18 Kidd's Terrace (I think they came from the Malton area) before running...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Just updating the info here, with reference to the comments above - thanks Trevor, I've been doing some...
Bilton Street - Thanks for adding this information Joyce and also for filling out the questionnaire. If any other readers of...
Bilton Street - - And thank you too Sandra for confirming what I'd wondered, whether the Whitings mentioned were the same...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Hi Sandra, thanks for the information you've added in your comments above, we'll have another look at the...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Yes Terry, the girls were Joan and Dorothy Costello. Joan used to babysit at our house occasionally. She...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Hi Sandra, you are right, also whiteings shop and was it costellos next door, I remember a ladie...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Terry, I have just been looking at the 'Key to the Map' and it looks like your mum's...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Didn't know you lived at the corner shop Terry. Was that before or after Mrs Coates took it...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Hi Joyce, Dennis is my dad. Still alive and 91 now. My mother is coming up 89. We...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - My aunt and uncle knew Denny durkin iv been in there house in redenesd st my father used...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - I played down kidds terrace with Graham whattam, the hare's David John Andrew and pip, the whiteheads ,...
Kidd's Terrace - Layerthorpe wmc was on the corner of Duke of York Street, until it moved to little Hatfield road,...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - I saw on my fathers birth certificate he lived at 34 redeness street
Bilton Street - My mother had the greengrocers next to the scrap yard, she ran a tick book , where she...
Questionnaire: living in Layerthorpe - Great idea looking back on layerthorpe things were a bit tough like no bathrooms and out side toilets
Questionnaire: living in Layerthorpe - My father Leonard warriner lived in redeness st with his family before movin to bilton st but I...
Bilton Street - Thanks for this Trevor, and thanks David for the additional information. Yes we will add it in, sounds...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Thanks for your comments above. If you have photos and cuttings etc you'd like me to include on...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Hi David thanks for that. Can you remember anything more about it? Ther must be pictures of that...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Hello Trev I think the Royal visitor was the Duke of Gloucester about 1954. This was not the...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Hello Trev I think the Royal visitor was the Duke of Gloucester about 1954. This was not the...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - Can you mark the York Boys Club as next to the pub in Redeness st. It was a...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - I have just been looking at this site and it brings back memories, i lived in Rymer st...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - I lived at No. 27 Redeness Street for quite a few years too.
Bilton Street - My grandfather, Martin Durkin (who lived to be 103), owned Nos. 58 and 60 Layerthorpe until they were...
Mapping 20th century Layerthorpe - So do I 13737 why after all these years I still remember the number is a mystery to...
About this site - I was born at 35 bilton street my mothers family lived at 24 bilton street
Bilton Street - Thanks for this excellent and interesting info Mike. Yes, I do have a copy of the book and...
About this site - Thanks Mike. Was down there last week, standing on the car showroom grounds and trying to remember the...
Layerthorpe (road) - Here's another photo from Layerthorpe which you may like to add to the above. It's of John Bull...
Layerthorpe (road) - If you can still get hold of the book, LOOKING BACK AT LAYERTHORPE: A YORK SUBURB by Avril...
About this site - I think I'm probably thinking about pumps because I've been looking at the 1852 map, it's a beautiful...
Bilton Street - Having read your comment again Trevor I realise that if the second image is Redeness St it shouldn't...
Bilton Street - Never saw a pump there but it went through Redeness St into Bilton St. It was also the...
Bilton Street - I love the names, they didn't always get added to the maps, did they :) Am guessing that...
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