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| annieann1948 | memorys . the pic of kent street brought back many memories for me . | 14 | Aug 20 2009, 6:25 PM EDT by annieann1948 | ||
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Thread started: May 17 2009, 8:03 AM EDT
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i was born at number 46 kent street . my grandparents tommy and annie giblin lived down ethel marys terrace at number 16. my aunt kitty lived in our house before us and my uncle and aunt ronnie and winnie shaw lived in my grandparents house befor them . we moved away then came back to live at 10, napoleon avenue . then later at number 21 kent street . it holds so much for me does that street . i loved it there . my aunt irene had a second hand shop down beeton street and then holderness road then another further up holderness road . and my aunt kitty had one down burleigh street then craven street. my uncle ronnie shaw used to sell savaloys around the pubs and clubs and in later years i had the paper shop near the lines on holderness road which was taken over from me by my mother dorrie joyce .
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| AllanHall | Memories | 10 | Jul 12 2009, 5:07 PM EDT by nicklad | ||
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Thread started: May 28 2009, 6:53 PM EDT
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Was at St Mary's 1950-1960, George Pearson and David wainwright were my closest school friends. How I remember St Markie fish shop, beeuutiful.
I used to sit next to a pale skinned, very black haired boy called Jimmy Pawson, Mr Hanson who was at the first reunion?. at hedon rd Marfleet lane many years ago, said Jimmy as an artist and was then living down Redcar or Spyvee st. in regards to Carol Cambells thread, it was David Willerby, who was also at that reunion mentioned. I also emigrated to Canada in 1966, but am back now. Mr Hanson was a terrifc teacher and stood up for some of us in 1960 when told we couldnt go to the leaving tea because we had'nt been to church, he demanded we should and we did. Is Terence Walmsley related to Janet?. I rember we had to say prayers for a boy that had drowned in a swimming pool on the weekend but I cant remember who it was. I was a very shy lad and dont remember knowingly doing anything wrong, but do of course remember getting the edge of a ruler from a nun for not going to church and my sister Pauline who is 10 years older than me remembers pushing sister mary aquinas aside as she was hitting a boy who was having a fit and storming out of the school never to return. Thats all for now. |
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| stellarobinson | St Marys Church demolition. | 3 | Jun 11 2009, 12:12 PM EDT by liambarlow | ||
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Thread started: May 13 2009, 4:47 PM EDT
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My late brother had an extension built on his cottage at the corner of the Greenway, Anlaby Common. He bought some of the roof tiles from the church so that he had a permanent reminder of his childhood. I wonder if it would be classed as a `mortal sin` taking a bit of the church over the north bridge or was that instead of sending missionaries. Oh and for all he moved to West Hull he still supported the `Robins` His name was Dave Robinson.
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