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- World War Two: camouflaged gasometer
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- Sue Gough (nee Morgetroyd) My nanna Millicent Neale and her sister Betty were born at 54 Redeness st in 1913 and 1923,...
Rymer Street added, Redeness St updated - Sue Gough (nee Morgetroyd) My great grandad, John (Jack, Jackie) Neale moved to 29 Bilton St in 1910 with his family. He...
Bilton Street - Janice wares I spent my first holidays in kidds tce staying with my lovely aunty edie and uncle fred .The...
Kidd's Terrace - John Bibby Thanks David. I'd be interested to meet and learn all the wonderful snippets you have about Primitive Methodists...
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- Sue Gough (nee Morgetroyd) My nanna Millicent Neale and her sister Betty were born at 54 Redeness st in 1913 and 1923,...
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My 2nd Great Grandfather was Matthew Arthur who was a bricklayer. He married Catherine Langan. Their daughter Mary Elizabeth married Ernest Whisker. Mary died very young aged 33, leaving two young daughters that were brought up by foster parents. My Mum remembered going to York to see what she thought was an Auntie Catherine. Upon my research the only Catherine in the tree would have been her Great Grandmother.