Alan Stormon

Hello Kathy, Raymondo is well out, If my memory serves me right, and it isnt that good, it was a fifteen minute walk up townhall rd. I do remember going to Flamborough my parents had a caravan at Thornwick bay, I went for a look recently and very different now. I do remember Julia's bonfire partys but not getting into trouble for scrumping but I probably was in trouble so often it would not be memorable. I do remember climbing my dads radio tower with her and the trouble that caused. I live in Lincolnshire now, my Wife died a couple of years ago and relatives on the Stormont side have all but died out, still some from my Mothers side in Sheffield but I dont go there very often,( Hate the tramlines and congestion) Dore very different now and no longer in Derbyshire and I doubt they still have well dressing, A couple more names from Dore school come to mind, Malcolm Dibner, George and Judy Tyson and Jenifer Bonsul My email is [email protected] Alan

Hello Katrine, , I used to play with you and your brother Peter,you were Cathy then, my mum was Vi Stormont, we lived at 55 townhall rd. There was a stream and lots of fields, we left Dore about 1960, can't be precise , my Dad took a job in Cambridge, I also remember Julia Geddes whose family moved to Bognor Regis. Alan

Hello, My Dad, Gordon Stormont was a manager at Morpeth St (I think, or poss Bramhall Lane) I havnt lived in Sheffield since 1960. most people who remember him will be in there 80's or 90's now but I wonder if anyone remembers him. Alan

My parents moved us to Dore in 1954, my Mum worked at a childrens home called Fairfield at the top of Townhead road

I used to stay at my Grandads on Honeysuckle Road, the rag and bone man used to call once a week, My Grandad was WW1 vet, apparently during WW1 we ran out of everything, the main explosive used was nitro glycerine and the glycerine bit was made from boiling up fat and bones, every house had to have a fat and bone bucket,(where have I heard that before) the rags were to make soldgiers uniforms,not officers, they were send to the shoddy mills in Lancashire and turned in to cloth, early version of recycling, Alan Stormont

Hello, Stormont Archer only came into existance after my Father sold the factory on in 1948, the business started as Stormont in 1899, I have alot of stuff, Blotters, bills sale of house on Carterknowle road, if your interest extends to all this, I will check this site for a little while, otherwise my email is [email protected]. Alan Stormont:)