Lyndon Haywood
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I remember some of the names on there my uncle Ronnie Clayton also bred running dogs on Falconer lane
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thanks for the reply glitterballs looking through the family history we know my great grandfather died in 1938 his name was Robert Haywood
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many thanks HIBBSY my grandad joined the Coldstream guards in 1904 never new him but John Ward Street was given has his home address his father owned a few houses on the same street and the small fish and chip shop further down Furnace lane
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Anyone know the stone terraced houses on John Ward houses off of furnace lane woodhouse mill
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I remember trying to cross the road from fence workshop side after getting off bus with my mum inthe early seventies traffic was constant both ways . when we told my grandad he said he could remember playing football on the same spot before the first world war all day and they had to stop once for a horse and cart to get past cheers Len and every body for your comments
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when were the cottages demolished I was born 1961 cant remember them. I remember. the derelict house behind the bus shelter opposite fence workshop
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my mum was mary clayton she had three brothers Dennis Ken and Ronnie
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my mum was mary clayton she had three brothers Dennis Ken and Ronnie
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hi len lunn do you remember the claytons on falconer lane . also do you remember Bob Haywoods chip shop furnace Lane woodhouse mill he was my great grandfather just another point where were fence cottages cheers
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I lived on there for a while in the seventies with my grandad probably knew them cheers HIBBSY
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Hi melthebell my mum lived there in the forties her dad my grandad lived on there for 80 odd years he was a character he knew every inch of that area and could tell some stories
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Thanks for the reply Jim did or do you live on Falconer lane
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thanks for the replies my mother's family lived there for many years
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hi sue was one of your uncles called John Watson aka "muss" he was my dads friend at wales bar in the 1930/ 40s I worked with him in the steel industry