tenbob

HI SASBEAR just been looking back through some old fb history files and noted that you were trying to locate me in January 2016 is there any information i can help you with. Regards, TENBOB

RIP Lish Gone but will never be forgotten.

when the pub was last went through refurbishment the landlord was Jim Mcevit he moved from the Fellbrig to the Stonehouse not sure who had the pub after Jim left

Wybourn Stocksbridge, Perth West Australia

Ho Billam what I would do now for a pint of wards especially in the Brown Cow bottom of Corporation St when Harry and Ivy Saul owned it

Yes owd lad Jim Mcevit was the manager at that time he moved from the Fellbrig to the Stone house prior to that he had the Manor Castle. Great bloke and a good dart player.

Roy's Bistro was first opened on South Rd with his partner Clive when they ceased trading there one of the chefs opened a bistro at the corner of leppings lane called Four Lane Ends. One of the chefs later moved to the Rutland Arms at the rear of the old Kennings buildings It was the best Bistro ever to open in Sheffield the food was outstanding I often wonder what happened to the Chandelier hanging in the restaurant tenbob

Lived in Southend Place now in Western Australia I still have some family living on the Wybourn Estate

Had some this morning for mt breakfast with a little salt sprinkled on top

The Windsor hotel Wybourn thy used to have around 10 coaches going to Cleethorpes every year

My wife worked at Batchelors Catering supplies from 1965 to 1968/9 in the old house offices her maiden name is Wendy Hannan she still has a photo of the staff on the steps in front of the house.

I recon it's where the bottom of Manor Lane meets with Cricketin Rd with the old Steadfast works was just before the bend at the bottom of the Lane

I recon the shire horses would have probably belonged to Johnny Collins the rag and bone man.

The only person i can remember selling curtains in the Sheaf market was a guy called Bill Mcarthur and he did it for many years. The stall did not belong to him but it could have been owned by the old couple in mention