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No not one of the myers family.just know the family very well

Too right mate.But remember Paragon in firth park.you could get a curry special or one with peas or gravy.Only could have them once a week because there was eight of us in our family,10 if you counted mam & dad.we use to have that ever thursday,must have been pay day.bless

Daffodil road was the best ever to live on when we were kids.but come on guys what do you think

Nice one carol.the more we have the better

A Wollen sent me a thread but i cant find it.

I remember Ron,Lovely man.Also remeber Terry Allen & Gladys sons gary & kevin as well.wow its brill this site

seen this one before as well carol

no carol seen that one before

Cant find your last thread.sorry

Carol its great this site.its nice to catch up with people

Yes it was Len wildgoose who died in the fire.Think he was the uncle of Jimmy & michael Broddie

John was one of my best mates when we were growing up on the flower

No one owned the estate. we were off Daffodil road but were quiet happy playing on Honeysuckle road with the Woodwards & Robbo's.On Hyacinth with the myers.Lets start another Debate Which was the Best road on the flower estate Obviously Daffodil road but whay does everyone else think

Hiya i know john.& Glyn mark steve bless him and i think Danny another very good family off the flower

Hey Carol.Remember the old saying. We had nowt but we were happy i think ??>

I use to watch and play on there as well . The old english steel ground.they use to wear the old blue & white stripes of wednesday

Yep thats the same Ken.yes your right dad was 69 when he passed away

Do you remember that chippy at top of bellhouse road / shiregreen lane. think they called it hoskins they did them crinkle chips brill.

Hi Little Alex/We lived on Daffodil road for years.as you say when we were kids it was great.We all had big families but we all no matter how big the family had respect for each others parents.We would be friends one day then fighting the next thats how it was.still see some of the lads and still there's that respect for each otherWe lived at no 35 in late 60s well into the 70s thats when i moved off only to move to Honeysuckle road then moved out of the area but still have family around there.if you want to get in touch with email let me know cheers

Quote: Originally Posted by kirstenswift thank you so much, Kirsten x Hi Kirsten.i was born in no 2 Clematis road.My dad was Ken Stanley.i had an uncle George who died young uncle Percy who lived in Kimberworth rotherham.he died around i think 98 or 99.my dad ken died sept 99.alice lived on Chesterfield road for many a year.think Lily lived at Hackenthorpe.Jean lives or did in whiteways road Grimesthorpe.my mums still alive she knows everthing as mothers do.If you need further help just get in touch at [email protected] your link to the family if you dont mind me asking.cheers Garry

Hi Kirsten.i was born in no 2 Clematis road.My dad was Ken Stanley.i had an uncle George who died young uncle Percy who lived in Kimberworth rotherham.he died around i think 98 or 99.my dad ken died sept 99.alice lived on Chesterfield road for many a year.think Lily lived at Hackenthorpe.Jean lives or did in whiteways road Grimesthorpe.my mums still alive she knows everthing as mothers do.If you need further help just get in touch at [email protected] your link to the family if you dont mind me asking.cheers Garry

Hi there.we lived at no 35 Daffodil road.we all had big families in late 60s and 70s i knew all the big families we grew a bond between us all.we had our ups and downs but as a kid it was great growing up on the flower estatewe had and still have respect for each other