I am looking for anyone who lived around Attercliffe in the 60's...I used to live on Baltic road at the side of Banners and If you remember John and Alan Smith. :help:

There's already a thread on here, Anyone from Attercliffe, try looking through that, you mights know a few names.

yes I checked that post...recognised a couple of name but no one I knew well. Your name sounds familiar though?

smithy2

I'm still trying to find Bob Megson from attercliffe,
He would be about 60 now, very good friend of my brother Glyn.

I used to live on Beall St next to Huntsmans Gardens School. I don't remember you guys - but I used hang out with a buddy who lived on Baltic Rd called Arthur Higgins. He lived in the yard about half way up the street on the right. This would be early sixties. If you look in the book about Attercliffe by Michael Liversedge (spelling??) there's a picture looking up Baltic Rd. In the picture you can see Arthur's grandmother in what was her usual 'perch' looking over the bit of a wall that faced down the street. I left Attercliffe in 1963. One item that used to determine who you knew in Attercliffe as kids was which secondary school you ended up in - Hartley Brook or Hatfield House Lane. Those of us that didn't make the grammar schools of course. Lot of rivalry in my day between the two. Both my mum and dad worked at the Baltic Bakery on Baltic Lane for a while in the 50's. Take care

my dad and his family lived on albert road ivy,harold,harold jr and joan then the grays

Anyone remember the Turtons? Marian,Stuart and their sons Stuart,David,Rodney?
my cousins Stan and Michael Berry also lived down the cliff on Zion lane i think.

I knew both Bob megson and Arthur Higgins they used to go to the Central ballroom, i think Bob Megson went to live at Wales bar,i last saw Arthur Higgins driving a lorry with a Michelin man on top of his cab. he used to call at Morrisons at Darnall for his cigs.

I am looking for anyone who lived around Attercliffe in the 60's...I used to live on Baltic road at the side of Banners and If you remember John and Alan Smith. :help:

My grandad,grandma and uncle lived on baltic rd in the 60s until the houses were demolished. there names were bill,beat and derrick robinson. Beat use to always drink in the horse jockey at the bottom of baltic rd

Arthur Higgins lived on Sycamore place that is just off Baltic rd there was only about 5 houses on it. all in the same yard.

i remember ann smith barry fairhead lived on baltic lane used to go in the jockey lived in baker street from 1944 to 1964 used to work for bullimores fruit cart wich stood outsi jockey

I am looking for anyone who lived around Attercliffe in the 60's...I used to live on Baltic road at the side of Banners and If you remember John and Alan Smith. :help:
i remember john and allen bought johns 500 enfield of him ron

ann smith lived on baltic rd and had twin brothers but i dont know what they were called
she is on facebook she is older than her brothers

i know john and allen bought johns 500 enfield my names ron

do u remember geoeffery and elsie cutts they lived at 6 whitworth lane they ad 2 daughters while living there jeanette and susan and boys caled steven,andrew and jon

The Peck and Fletcher families, Selbourne St and Woodbourne Rd respectively, I'm still in touch with both families.

do u remember geoeffery and elsie cutts they lived at 6 whitworth lane they ad 2 daughters while living there jeanette and susan and boys caled steven,andrew and jon

Don't know these people but I knew a Linda Cutts who lived in that area.

you lived o Stovin Road !

I was born (1953) on Don Road (well, in't Northern General actually, but you know what I mean:hihi:...), but we moved to Ribston Road when I was about 2. I went to Hammerton County. That's borderline 'Cliffe, init? Went to St. Andrews sunday school near t't Fox House pub.

I lived there (...Ribston...) 'til I was 23. It was a pain living in t'middle of Staniforth Road after I was 15 (:o... I mean '18'!;)) 'cos owd man Staniforth, who it was named for, was teetotal and wouldn't have a pub on his road. (Even when they built the Staniforth Arms, it had to be set well back from the road.) So I had to leg it up to Darnall or down t't 'Cliffe.

I still go in t'Carlton occasionally. I like my real ale:thumbsup: and not swearing!:o:suspect: :hihi:

you lived o Stovin Road !

Hello again...its Wendy, we made contact before.

does any1 remember william and dolly cutts they lived at 17 whitworth lane they had 3 boys caled geoff ,jack and mick and a daughter caled cath

does any 1 remember elsie holmes she lived on carbrooke street 1940s she ad 2 sisters irean and maureen she 73 nw born in 1936

I was born lived on coleridge road and hung around carbrook st. Does anyone remember a christine hall or a keith kemp, he lived near the carbrook hall pub.

does any1 remember william and dolly cutts they lived at 17 whitworth lane they had 3 boys caled geoff ,jack and mick and a daughter caled cath

my nan and grandad was called william(bill) and dolly mc donold they lived in attercliff in the 60is

my nan and grandad was called william(bill) and dolly mc donold they lived in attercliff in the 60is

yes they lived on ferguson st

i lived on Baker Street and remember the Mcdonalds family and lived on the opposite corner to the shop.I went to school with some of the lads but i cannot remember there names.

I lived on Baltic Road at No.48. Remeber the twins and Ann, and their mum and dad. My name was Margaret Bell and my sister was Ann Bell. Our grandma and grandad lived over the road at no.49, they were Annie and George Denial. My mum and dad were Audrey and Arthur Bell and we lived next door to Mrs. Higgins, Arthur's mum. Went to school at Hunstmans Gardens with Maureen Frith who lived in the yard next to Banners Shop. Best fish and chip shop ever just round the corner from the top of our street.When we were little Mrs. Aynley always gave you a chip wrapped in paper while you waited. My sister's friend was Susan Habajam who she still sees now and again when out shopping etc. People looked down on you if you came from Attercliffe but they were the best bunch of people and looked after one another if they could. We also had friends called Fearnley - Janice, Susan and Lesley. Happy Days!

hi my sister christine married alan smith and used to live on baltic road.alans twin brother john married wendy.john and wendy live in canada now.

I used to live on Beall St next to Huntsmans Gardens School. I don't remember you guys - but I used hang out with a buddy who lived on Baltic Rd called Arthur Higgins. He lived in the yard about half way up the street on the right. This would be early sixties. If you look in the book about Attercliffe by Michael Liversedge (spelling??) there's a picture looking up Baltic Rd. In the picture you can see Arthur's grandmother in what was her usual 'perch' looking over the bit of a wall that faced down the street. I left Attercliffe in 1963. One item that used to determine who you knew in Attercliffe as kids was which secondary school you ended up in - Hartley Brook or Hatfield House Lane. Those of us that didn't make the grammar schools of course. Lot of rivalry in my day between the two. Both my mum and dad worked at the Baltic Bakery on Baltic Lane for a while in the 50's. Take care

Don't know if you saw my thread a few days ago but I lived next door to Arthur's grandma on Baltic Road. (No.48). Haven't seen anything of him since the houses were demolished. He used to knock about with Alan Richardson who lives very near to me now. Arthur's gran sadly was killed by a lorry which reversed into her - very sad.

I used to live on Beall St next to Huntsmans Gardens School. I don't remember you guys - but I used hang out with a buddy who lived on Baltic Rd called Arthur Higgins. He lived in the yard about half way up the street on the right. This would be early sixties. If you look in the book about Attercliffe by Michael Liversedge (spelling??) there's a picture looking up Baltic Rd. In the picture you can see Arthur's grandmother in what was her usual 'perch' looking over the bit of a wall that faced down the street. I left Attercliffe in 1963. One item that used to determine who you knew in Attercliffe as kids was which secondary school you ended up in - Hartley Brook or Hatfield House Lane. Those of us that didn't make the grammar schools of course. Lot of rivalry in my day between the two. Both my mum and dad worked at the Baltic Bakery on Baltic Lane for a while in the 50's. Take care

i was born on beall street in 1951 my parents where george and bessie tomlinson my grandfather lived on the same street colin and olive cottam

I had a girlfiend (briefly) in the 60s called Susan Fearnley who lived in Baltic Road. She had an older sister called Janis

Thanks for the informations!!! Thanks for sharing with us. Keep it up.

I Lived at 1 Newton Terrace Carbrook between surburton st, and st barts church
you went down a large entry.small garage at the side
I Think there was about 5 houses on the front.
The Gurnalls big family,lived there at the side of the entry.
Go down the entry and it was there back yards,
and behind them was another 5 houses,thats where I Lived,
over the wall from the church,with a great view in Lants chip shop.
(my grandad was care taker of st Barts in the late 60's A.Downs)
my nan lived in the next yard down from Jacksons chip shop.
She was Called Giles,
in the yard also lived M,Ali and family, 2 brothers,forget there names,
Pashley's,and Schofield's,
this was just a little higher up on the other side from the Pheasant Pub.
I Think we left about 1969 when they pulled the houses down.
I Miss my time down there.;o(
I lived there from 6 weeks old to 15yrs
so I Can say I Was dragged up down Attercliffe.lol

My Aunty and Grandad used to live on Bray Street up to 1977.

hi my sister christine married alan smith and used to live on baltic road.alans twin brother john married wendy.john and wendy live in canada now.

Thanks for the info, please give them all my best if you are in touch with them.

I had a girlfiend (briefly) in the 60s called Susan Fearnley who lived in Baltic Road. She had an older sister called Janis

Used to be good mates with Susan and both her sisters. Met her by chance quite a few years ago but never again since. Did you come from Attercliffe too?

I am looking for anyone who lived around Attercliffe in the 60's...I used to live on Baltic road at the side of Banners and If you remember John and Alan Smith. :help:

i new john and alan they went around with jack driver, john is living in canada married wendy of stovin rd

I was born on Liverpool St, in my paternal grandparents house, moved for a short while up to Greenhill, then back down to Swallow Street till the houses were demolished in 72.
Moved to Parson Cross till I got married in 77 then migrated back down Cliffe (Francis Street) till they were demolished in 79. So many happy memories ........... Went to Maltby St School 62-68, as did my Nan, Dad & Uncles before me. My Nan was one of the first pupils there, my youngest brother one of the last.

I was born on Liverpool St, in my paternal grandparents house, moved for a short while up to Greenhill, then back down to Swallow Street till the houses were demolished in 72.
Moved to Parson Cross till I got married in 77 then migrated back down Cliffe (Francis Street) till they were demolished in 79. So many happy memories ........... Went to Maltby St School 62-68, as did my Nan, Dad & Uncles before me. My Nan was one of the first pupils there, my youngest brother one of the last.do you remember pete roberts lived on francis street had a brother micheal

I had a girlfiend (briefly) in the 60s called Susan Fearnley who lived in Baltic Road. She had an older sister called Janis

Yes I knew them both and the youngest sister was called Lesley.

Hi Wendy ,hope you and John are ok spoke to Ronnie cash and he sends his love

thanks for your reply christine who was my sister who married alan smith from baltic road sadley died in october 2008 xxxx

i was born on beall street in 1951 my parents where george and bessie tomlinson my grandfather lived on the same street colin and olive cottam

Hi Willtomb, I guess you must be Glenn?. lived at no 11 Beall St. My wife Marjorie Wilson lived at no 15 Beall St with her parents Lena & Charlie and brother Maurice. Marge" and i lived next door to you at no 13 with George &Winnie Ledger. Your mom and dad worked with Lena at Qualcut on Worksop Rd. Your Dad and Mom were a couple of great characters, had some great times with them in the Cutlers on Worksop Rd. Happy Days!!!.

My mother in laws family wre the Bertrams from Rotherham Street

Don't know these people but I knew a Linda Cutts who lived in that area.

I went to school with Linda Cutts, we went to Colleridge Road

I never lived in Attercliffe but in the 60s my sister taught at a school there. St Charles'. The area was so congested with buildings that the was playground on the roof!!

I used to live on Beall St next to Huntsmans Gardens School. I don't remember you guys - but I used hang out with a buddy who lived on Baltic Rd called Arthur Higgins. He lived in the yard about half way up the street on the right. This would be early sixties. If you look in the book about Attercliffe by Michael Liversedge (spelling??) there's a picture looking up Baltic Rd. In the picture you can see Arthur's grandmother in what was her usual 'perch' looking over the bit of a wall that faced down the street. I left Attercliffe in 1963. One item that used to determine who you knew in Attercliffe as kids was which secondary school you ended up in - Hartley Brook or Hatfield House Lane. Those of us that didn't make the grammar schools of course. Lot of rivalry in my day between the two. Both my mum and dad worked at the Baltic Bakery on Baltic Lane for a while in the 50's. Take carehii workedat baltic bakery in 1959 and well i haveretired now but i think the name i remember apart from the owner a mr bacon was van driver called ozzy and drove afunny bubble car j

dear redwine i was born at number 5 don place in 1953 and lived there till it was demolshed our house was the last one standing the best days of my life

In my time at St. Charles School Heppinstall Lane (40's to 50's) there were 2 playgrounds one around the school and one on the roof which was used by the bigger kids. The headmistress was Miss Smith whose sister called Monica also taught there.

My wife, Carol Longley, lived in Swallow Place up to the late 60's with mum and dad Eric & Annie Longley. Eric was a committee man at Attercliffe Libs and Annie worked at the Library with her sister Jessie. She had relatives on Beverly Street and Liverpool Street - Sid & Jess Williamson with children Joan, Pat & Brian (and possibly Kate).

Carol used to be an avid Roller-skater with her friend Carol Darby.

do u remember geoeffery and elsie cutts they lived at 6 whitworth lane they ad 2 daughters while living there jeanette and susan and boys caled steven,andrew and jon

I remember all the Cutts Family. Geoff & Elsie used to live near the Rec at first but then moved onto my road, Whitworth Lane. Geoff's parents his sister Kathleen, and brothers Jack and Mick also lived on Whitworth Lane. Not sure what happened to the kids but I do know that Jeanette worked at a Herdings school and also one at Stradbroke but that was a few years ago now.

I remember all the Cutts Family. Geoff & Elsie used to live near the Rec at first but then moved onto my road, Whitworth Lane. Geoff's parents his sister Kathleen, and brothers Jack and Mick also lived on Whitworth Lane. Not sure what happened to the kids but I do know that Jeanette worked at a Herdings school and also one at Stradbroke but that was a few years ago now.

Hi Jacquic117
I don,t remember the Cutts family but I did know a few people from Whitworth Lane the Smarts (Jennifer) and the Whites (Veronica) was a friend of my sisters.
We lived closer to Darnall and we all came together at Coleridge Road school,
Great times

Hello there. I lived on Whitworth Lane and Jennifer Smart and Veronica White lived on Howden Road (the next street to mine). I knew them both as Jennifer's sister Mavis married my cousin Derek. I too went to Coleridge Road up to 1966 when it closed so I might know you. There was another girl on our road, Jennifer Allen, who was a year older than me who went to Coleridge too. I'm in contact with several former schoolmates from Coleridge (via Facebook) - and a few of them originated from Phillimore Road school and lived at Darnall. I talk regularly to a classmate who now lives in Canada and she is coming back for a visit next year so we are arranging to meet up. Any other info - contact me on 9whitworth@googlemail.com. Jacqui

Hi redwine i was born in 1953 just off don road at don place mybest friend now lives on ribston court

I went to school with Linda Cutts, we went to Colleridge Road

Snap.......I also went to Coleridge Road school and Linda Cutts was in my class there and at Carbrook Junior school.

mickr my graandad Leary and my uncle Joe Leary and family used to live on Beall St. my mum and I used to walk down attercliffe common then up by the baths, calling in at the herbalist foe horlicks nor hot ribena then up to grandads. there was a shop on the corner opp the school which always looked nice and bright on a winters night.

crookesey

I lived on fearnehough st and my first job was at brs and I worked with mrs Peck, she was a lovely lady and friend

lynblu ... my mums aunty gladys green and family lived on francis street, we used to walk over the brickfield then down shirland lane to see them

Born and Bred in Attercliffe - lived on Worksop Road in the yard where the fish and chip shop was on the corner, opposite Cutler's Arms. Went to Huntsmans Gardens - as my mother did before me - she lived there until the council condemed the houses and she was always bitter about that and was livid when they rebuilt there. She died less then two years ago. My two brothers also went to that school and both later to Hatfield House Lane - yes there was a 'them and us' situation between Hatfield House Lane and Hartley Brook and of course the two sides met on the bus journey to and from school!

Used to go to the Weslyn Methodist chapel until I was about 13 then they closed down - interesting old building and I know there used to be a dance school that either was using some of premises or was attached via backyard area.

Gosh it all come flooding back - best shut up before I bore everyone silly :-))

Hi Dorothymwalk
What's your family name - should know some of you because my family lived on Titterton Street and we went to Huntsmans and Hatfield.

Anyone remember Mick Redfearn, or Jimmy Slack, the Wildgooses who had a beer off at the back of Banners?

Mick passed last year. He had lived in Canada for years and done very well for himself.

We all went to hartley brook leaving about 1963, Mick Greenwood, Kenny Grayson, Alan Ellis, Dennis Topham. were some others.

does john holland ring any bells he went to hartley brook and remembers the names you have mentioned

Sorry added my name to another thread about Attercliffe or Huntsman Gardens, forgot which - there is so much to answer and look at on this site - just so time consuming!

my maiden name was Sidaway and the other names I remember were Parker, Major, Rodgers, Johnson, O'Neil and I know my husband's uncle Alf Walker lived on Titterton Street at the end after the telephone exchange. My brothers are Kenneth and Michael, Ken is still in Sheffield and coming for a visit in a few days.

I am finding it hard to remember names of people who went to HG - Brain Cooper I remember but I know he died recently and for some reason I remember Colin Flemming but no idea where he lived - otherwise it is a blank! So if you can jog the old brain that would be good.

mick greenwood has also passed away last year my husband john holland left hartley brook christmas 1962 he went to newhall school juniors with kenny grayson and mick greenwood.topham was in year above
thinks jimmy slack came from huntsman gardens then to hartley brook in the same year though.

colin flemming went hartley brook as well in the same year as above he left and went into plumbing john thinks

Hi redwine i was born in 1953 just off don road at don place mybest friend now lives on ribston court
Did you know the Brookes family from Don Place or was it Terrace.
I, remember Sid, David and John, there was also a sister .

yes they used to live near to the river they live up burncross nowadays near crown and cushion. yes it was don place

yes they used to live near to the river they live up burncross nowadays near crown and cushion. yes it was don place
Thanks for that do you remember what the sister was called

my sister in law has told me it was joan brookes in the same class as her at school

my sister in law has told me it was joan brookes in the same class as her at school
Thats it Joan, Cheers.

hi dafodil strange but after i posted about don place i bumped into david and john brooks at a football match there sister as called joan she was a friend of my sisters janet and rita my cousins lived on don place aswell lorrain and kathleen betts

hi dafodil strange but after i posted about don place i bumped into david and john brooks at a football match there sister as called joan she was a friend of my sisters janet and rita my cousins lived on don place aswell lorrain and kathleen betts
Cheers jamestee, Glad to hear they are around will have to look them up some how,Did you ask about Sid!

I do remember John, didnt he play rugby for the school? Was he related to Roy Holland who had a brother Trevor and who lived at the top of Alfre road near to th junction with Newhall Road?

does john holland ring any bells he went to hartley brook and remembers the names you have mentioned

no relation to those hollands. john lived on woodbine road he had five sisters

I posted earlier mentioning the Wesleyan Church in Attercliffe but after looking a little further then my nose! I discovered what I was really talking about was the Attercliffe Methodist Mission - took this from my brother's baptism certificate - he was the only one in the family baptised there.

So anyone go there, remember it, have photos etc. it fronted onto Attercliffe Road and the back was via Chapel Lane which came off Worksop Road - the frontage was quite grand - surely there is someone out there who remembers it?

hi dorothymwalk can remember sitting outside the cutlers on a sat night with my cousins the wilson-leary's waiting for our dads o bring us out a bottle of pop and a bag of crisps or nibbets great times

tangerine did u know the Carr family (painters and decorators) who lived i think on titterton st also my aunty gladys came from there but I can't remember her maiden name she married my uncle george wilson-leary

Wow Pegaso - who remembers nibbets! Do they still make them.

I lived in the yard straight across from the Britnall Street entrace of the Cutlers and the walls there were a favourite play area. the yard had the fish and chip shop as the first builing in it - then a Pakistani family - then Mrs. Gordon's then US! then another house and finally the Parkers.

I can not remember any Wilson-learys but which kids really paid attention to surnames then.

Are you still in Sheffield? Was over there 18 months ago and drove back from Hull and came off the motorway at Meadowhall as I was low on fuel - only to find I had to drive to Prince of Wales Road on empty - but hey made it. So driving along Attercliffe and Darnell was a real experience - still full of people and I am sure the distances had condensed! :-))

tangerine did u know the Carr family (painters and decorators) who lived i think on titterton st also my aunty gladys came from there but I can't remember her maiden name she married my uncle george wilson-leary

Are they Cyril and Ron Carr, used to drink in the Cutlers with my father-in law, Charlie Wilson off Beall St and his mate "Big Harold Hobson off Britnall St.