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This book looks fantastic. My Dad was Chief Cashier at Tate & Lyle for many years. Did you ever hear of him - Douglas Meade? Lived in Wallasey.
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Most informative... as a past employee of Bidston Steel I was interested in the photographs of the steel mill and the image of "Shroppie - A Steelman's Tribute to the Highways of the Past" as Cliff Law wrote it about me!
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Bidston Steel
I was there from 1975 to the closure in 1985.
'Continuous Casting Man' was my grand title in the end.
Good money & good bunch of mates!
I will buy the book -
nice site - used to live Moreton corner of Curlew Way Ternway
miss the beach and sea air -
nice site - used to live in Moreton. Corner of Curlew Way & Tern Way
nice memories..the town has gone to the dogs drugs etc.. miss the beach & sea air -
Was at Vaughan Rd school with you you were a year below me also at the 5th Wallasey Sea Scouts
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A truly brilliant site. As a history student studying Victorian New Brighton for a university project, the information found here has been invaluable. Thank you
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I was born and bred in Wallasey and love its rich and varied history
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I am also related to Thomas Dutton and would welcome the opportunity to compare notes. I have a lot of info from the present to two generations further back from Thomas
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I was born in Wallasey, 1958 - live in Canada (since 1966);very cool site!! -
What I've seen and read up to now is very interesting and I look forward to looking at the rest, when I have time.
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Dearest Uncle Roy,
Thank you very much for writing this book. I pass
it on to my son, your nephew, Eric. And to my
grandchildren, your great- nephews: Shane Ray,
Ronen Jacob, and your great niece: Eden Rose.
Love, Laurie -
The Ancient Parishes of Cheshire refers to the group of parishes that existed in Cheshire, roughly within the period of 1200–1800.[1] Initially, the ancient parishes had only an ecclesiastical
function, but reforms initiated by King Henry VIII, developed by Queen Elizabeth I and expanded by later legislation led them to acquire various secular functions that eventually led to a split
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Good work, keep going.
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It was very nice to visit your site and see the photos , I am from Seacombe, married a boy from Liverpool and emigrated to the USA in 1966 also lived in the Middle East for 10 years but now back in
the USA.Over the years we have travelled back many times as we still have family living in the area I wish many of the beautiful buildings had not been demolished. We were very fortunate last year to
be able to bring our children {USA born} and their families to see where we had both grown up... Best wishes Carol
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