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Cheers I will get something off later
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Bradford I may have some information on your family. Not sure what you have. Also I have found a family tree with your family on. How would you like this sent?
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Yes, I think No. 40 is Christine Rowell -
We cracked it, full house. Well done everyone. Its also helped my memory!!
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Would agree 31 is Kathleen Brown. Just leaves boys nos 3 and 21 for a full set.
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With help from one of the girls from the photo 15. Dorren Anderson, 16. Margaret Coppin, 17. Margaret Morton, 18. Jacqueline Armstrong, 19. Pat French, 20. Pat May?, 24. Barbara Smith?, 25. Anne Tyler, 26. Janice Hindhaugh, 27. Lesley Bainbridge, 31. Kathleen Brown, 32. Eileen Brown, 33. Joyce Butcher, 34. Lorraine Armstrong, 35. ?, 36. Yvonne Williamson, 37. ?, 38. Ann Chapplehow, 39. Ann McClellan, 40. Janice Rowsett, 41. Anna Thain, 42. Margaret Humble?, 43. Lorna Hudson
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1. Michael Southern 2. Derek Johnstone 3. ? 4. John Darling 5. Cliff Coultas 6. Eric Burn 7. Lawrence Stoker 8. Melvin French 9. Alan Jones 10. Colin Crosby 11. Joseph Miller 12. Joe Potts 13. Mick Hedley 14. Brian Goodwill 22. John Marshall 23 Paul Mann 28. Mr Abrehart 29. Miss Wilkenson 30 Mr Stafford More names to follow
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I see no names on this photo. I think I can name quite a few in the next few days,
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Its coming up to 100 years since the First World War ended. The North East War Memorials Project (NEWMP) website is an excellant source of information containing details of the brave men and women who served in that conflict and their memorials. If you are looking for information about your relatives, it may be on this website. See the attached NEWMP leaflet for more information.
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Nedderton school 195n with names2
Rigger commented on Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)'s gallery image in Historic Bedlington
Thanks I was not aware of another Raymond Johnston. My brother had bright ginger hair, guess what his name was? It's now very white and like a wire brush. -
Nedderton school 195n with names2
Rigger commented on Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)'s gallery image in Historic Bedlington
Eggy I see No. 40 is shown as Raymond Johnston?? I only knew of one Raymond Johnstone ( my younger brother in Bedlington. The photo is not of my brother who attended the Council School West end. Great photos -
1951 - Class Senior 1A
Rigger commented on Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)'s gallery image in Historic Bedlington
Just seen this request no I do not have a copy -
1951 - Class Senior 1A
Rigger commented on Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)'s gallery image in Historic Bedlington
# 21 is William Bruce Johnstone my oldest brohter -
Checks show two of the group, Thomas Hamilton and Thomas Hope Morton, both killed in action are shown on ROH 1914-18 Netherton Coal Company Memorial at St Cuthberts Church which indicates they were miners with the Netherton Coal Company. Additionally, Thomas Hamilton was in the Northumberland Fusiliers (Tyneside Scottish) 23rd Regiiment and is listed in the book 'Tyneside Scottish' by Graham Stewart and John Sheen as being associated / living at Netherton. Based on the above- and the information from Canny Lass - I believe East Row, shown in the Register of Enlistments was indeed at Netherton. Canny Lass Post 'what you say, I'd hazard a quess that East Row may well be First Street - if it is Netherton and if the year of enlistment is later than the date of construction of the 'modern' housing which included First Street. Prior to the 'modern' houses of First-, Second-, Plessey- and Third Street (built 1905-1909) all houses in the colliery area were Rows. The Francis Pit had Francis Row and South Row. By 1860 these had been renamed New Row and Cross Row. The Howard Pit had Clifton-, Yard- and Howard Row. It's not unlikely that people continued to call the modern housing 'Row' and it's not unreasonable to assume that First Street, given its name, was built in 1905' Thanks to all who have helped to clear this up for me.
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Canny Lass. Thanks for the information. Will try and find military records for the soldiers I have not researched I.e those that survived, against the Register details.