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Hiya, i remember Alan France (brother Roy?) i used to live on Oborne St.

opposite playground until 1960. The names i remember are mostly from

this street. Barbara, Margaret & Susan Crookes, Michael & Carl Wilkinson

(also a sister), Valerie Edley, David Deakin, Graham & Ann Furniss, the

Marriots?, Frankie Lemmons(RailwaySt.) Millie Dobson (at the shop). I

went to Pye Bank School until i was 11 and had many happy memories

in the area. Are any of the above people out there?

 

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Hiya, i remember Alan France (brother Roy?) i used to live on Oborne St.

opposite playground until 1960. The names i remember are mostly from

this street. Barbara, Margaret & Susan Crookes, Michael & Carl Wilkinson

(also a sister), Valerie Edley, David Deakin, Graham & Ann Furniss, the

Marriots?, Frankie Lemmons(RailwaySt.) Millie Dobson (at the shop). I

went to Pye Bank School until i was 11 and had many happy memories

in the area. Are any of the above people out there?

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Hiya, i remember Alan France (brother Roy?) i used to live on Oborne St.

opposite playground until 1960. The names i remember are mostly from

this street. Barbara, Margaret & Susan Crookes, Michael & Carl Wilkinson

(also a sister), Valerie Edley, David Deakin, Graham & Ann Furniss, the

Marriots?, Frankie Lemmons(RailwaySt.) Millie Dobson (at the shop). I

went to Pye Bank School until i was 11 and had many happy memories

in the area. Are any of the above people out there?

 

---------- Post added 21-02-2013 at 21:11 ----------

 

Hiya, i remember Alan France (brother Roy?) i used to live on Oborne St.

opposite playground until 1960. The names i remember are mostly from

this street. Barbara, Margaret & Susan Crookes, Michael & Carl Wilkinson

(also a sister), Valerie Edley, David Deakin, Graham & Ann Furniss, the

Marriots?, Frankie Lemmons(RailwaySt.) Millie Dobson (at the shop). I

went to Pye Bank School until i was 11 and had many happy memories

in the area. Are any of the above people out there?

 

I certainly remember the playground we called it the Wembley and the flying plank a couple of us used to work that thing up with kids sat on it you mentioned a Frankie Lemmons on Railway St I remember a Terry Lemmons, and in the last yard on the right at the bottom of Orboune st I had a friend called Roy Bramhall he had a younger brother but cant remember his name as you say great memories

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Sammy Clark and myself were in the same class at Pye Bank, but I must say we didn't get on too well. We had a bit of a fracas on a couple of occasions. One time I broke his glasses and for that I got the stick off of old 'Speighty'. Four strokes.

And could it be that the first name of Oxley could be Tony? And did he go into the Army, study percussion at Kneller Hall, and subsequently become the famous jazz musician?

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Sammy Clark and myself were in the same class at Pye Bank, but I must say we didn't get on too well. We had a bit of a fracas on a couple of occasions. One time I broke his glasses and for that I got the stick off of old 'Speighty'. Four strokes.

And could it be that the first name of Oxley could be Tony? And did he go into the Army, study percussion at Kneller Hall, and subsequently become the famous jazz musician?

 

Hi Texas

 

"Tony Oxley"

 

Clifford Allen Oxley is his lets say his real name, he adopted Tony when he was about sixteen when he won a ticket draw in the wicker picture's to take out the Belle of the North for one night, he also got voted most like Tony Curtis and the name stuck.

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Hiya, i remember Alan France (brother Roy?) i used to live on Oborne St.

opposite playground until 1960. The names i remember are mostly from

this street. Barbara, Margaret & Susan Crookes, Michael & Carl Wilkinson

(also a sister), Valerie Edley, David Deakin, Graham & Ann Furniss, the

Marriots?, Frankie Lemmons(RailwaySt.) Millie Dobson (at the shop). I

went to Pye Bank School until i was 11 and had many happy memories

in the area. Are any of the above people out there?

 

---------- Post added 21-02-2013 at 21:11 ----------

 

Hiya, i remember Alan France (brother Roy?) i used to live on Oborne St.

opposite playground until 1960. The names i remember are mostly from

this street. Barbara, Margaret & Susan Crookes, Michael & Carl Wilkinson

(also a sister), Valerie Edley, David Deakin, Graham & Ann Furniss, the

Marriots?, Frankie Lemmons(RailwaySt.) Millie Dobson (at the shop). I

went to Pye Bank School until i was 11 and had many happy memories

in the area. Are any of the above people out there?

 

 

Hi,

Frankie Lemmons is no longer with us, god bless him. I used to go to school with Frankie, (Pye Bank) What years did you go to Pye Bank, and how old are you?

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Hiya,

I was at Pye Bank from 1951 to 1957 before going on to

Rowlinson Tech. at Norton (hell of a journey from Pitsmoor) and

am now aged 66.

Does anyone remember Alan Lines who lived on Marcus St. at the

top of Oborne St. I think his dad worked for British Rail, but also

cleaned windows in the area.

I don,t remember many names from Pye Bank until I actually see

them but a girl called Susan Lister rings a bell.

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Hiya,

I was at Pye Bank from 1951 to 1957 before going on to

Rowlinson Tech. at Norton (hell of a journey from Pitsmoor) and

am now aged 66.

Does anyone remember Alan Lines who lived on Marcus St. at the

top of Oborne St. I think his dad worked for British Rail, but also

cleaned windows in the area.

I don,t remember many names from Pye Bank until I actually see

them but a girl called Susan Lister rings a bell.

 

I think I remember Alan Lines, was he slim blonde hair and specs?

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I think I remember Alan Lines, was he slim blonde hair and specs?

 

Yes that sounds like the same guy, Susan Lister? had dark hair and ringlets.

A couple more names that spring to mind are Freddie & Susan Platts and a

fruit & veg. trader called Bill Anderton who had a horse & cart.

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Hi,

 

I remember the names you mentioned,I'm one of them,David Deakin. Still remember lots about the neighbourhood of Rock st / marcus st/ fitzalan st etc.

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Yes that sounds like the same guy, Susan Lister? had dark hair and ringlets.

A couple more names that spring to mind are Freddie & Susan Platts and a

fruit & veg. trader called Bill Anderton who had a horse & cart.

 

I remember Bill Anderton I lived on Fitzalan St the reason I mentioned him is the horse he used to pull the cart died and he got a younger horse he was loading the cart one day at the bottom of the entry that went to the yard where he kept the fruit and veg.something scared the horse and it boltted up Fitzalan St spreading fruit and veg.all over the place,three doors below that entry a pal of mine lived George bland did you happen to know him?

 

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I lived there as a baby in 1955/56/57 but it is long gone.

 

I think it was on a hill and there was a shop at the top of the hill?

 

It ran from Rock St across Fitzalan st passed the top of Denholme St and Orbourne st.I lived on Fitzalan st in a yard of 5 houses and their front doors was on Marcus St.Fox hill runs into Rock St and both are still there,so if you stand at the bottom of Fox hill look across Rock St that's where Marcus St started hope it helps out

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Yes I knew Darrel. We played cricket together on Marcus Street lots of times. His dad worked at Sheffield forge and Rolling mills on bridge street when I was a 15 year old mill lad there.

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