vera parker   10 #97 Posted August 9, 2011 I went to Greystones and have you a brother called Roger Hatton I can remember him - also Hazel Medley Trevor Askam Roger Horsefied Susan Croft people from the area you lived in. I think Roger had ginger hair back then. I was one of he Hardwick sisters Rita Christine Diane and me Vera. I also have a younger sister called Andrea. She went to High Storrs school. I remember the woodwork teacher Mr Newton. Would be nice to hear of anyone else from the old school days. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
vera parker   10 #98 Posted August 9, 2011 Remember so many of the above names me and my cousin Judy Milner went to Greystones and Pomona Street I am Vera Hardwick can any one remember me Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
rogerhatton   10 #99 Posted August 14, 2011 Hi Vera, I,m sorry but I cant recollect you at Greystones. I wasn,t there very long and left at the end of 1958. I am Roger Hatton and have a cousin Philip who did have ginger hair. The family recently had a re-union and I met up with him after not seeing each other for over 50 years. Nice to hear from you and hope you are keeping well. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
vera parker   10 #100 Posted August 16, 2011 Hi Vera, I,m sorry but I cant recollect you at Greystones. I wasn,t there very long and left at the end of 1958. I am Roger Hatton and have a cousin Philip who did have ginger hair. The family recently had a re-union and I met up with him after not seeing each other for over 50 years. Nice to hear from you and hope you are keeping well.  Hello to you again Roger I think you lived around Hodgson Street, I lived on Rosedale Road off Ecclesall Road But now live in Bodrum Turkey. I have been in touch with an old school friend who I have not heard from in many years Janet Whiteing, it was so good to hear from her. My friends from around the area of Hodgson Street were Susan Hardy Christine Barker Hazel Medley Ann Pearce. do you remember any of these, also my granmother had a newspagents on Thomas Street, her name was Hardwick as well, next door to a pub called The Brunswick Glad you had a nice family reunion. Be nice to keep in touch -- Regards Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
rogerhatton   10 #101 Posted August 19, 2011 Hi Vera, I used to on live on Milton St. about 50 yds from your grandmothers newsagents shop and remember it well.My cousin Philip lived on Hodgson St just across from St. Silas School which we both attended before going to Greystones. Of the names you quoted I can only recollect the name of Whiting and that was of a boy called David,he may have been Janets brother? My son Christopher and his wife and two children are flying to Turkey on Monday next for a two weeks stay in Yaliciftlik at the Hapimag Sea Garden Hotel. He is going to visit Bodrum because of its archaeological interest, this will be his second visit,but the first for his family. Nice to hear from you again-keep in touch.: Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
vera parker   10 #102 Posted August 19, 2011 Hello again. How wonderful and such a small world. I work for Thomson/First Choice tour operators at Bodrum airport so your son will be coming through there. Yaliciftlik is a place my fireind has a restaurant and spent many a happy hour on this beach and the sea there is lovely. I work Sunday evenings All day Monday and all day Thursday but as the Sea Garden is not one of our resorts, we dont go that area on our coaches. I live on the very first road down into Bodrum called Dr. Mumtaz Ataman Caddesi, yes and lots of intesting places here. I also have a friend who works for sea garden a fella called Terry - Irish -he sells the trips etc Its so nice to hear from people back home I do get so home sick some days. Please stay in touch I may be able to see your family. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
Janber   10 #103 Posted August 21, 2011 Hi Roger Janet Whiting, as was, here. Now Jan Beresford. Finally, somebody from school whose name I recognise. I'd almost given up. Not a sign of anybody in ages and then two come along at once (bit like buses I suppose). I heard from Vera Parker nee Hardwick last week and now you. There's someone called Jack Hewitt and someone called Hetty on the Forum and they certainly seem to know a lot of names from the year I was in, but I don't recognise their names. Perhaps you do, although I think you must have been in the year above me if you left in '58. I left Christmas '59 The David Whiting you mentioned was, or is my cousin and he had or has a sister named Carol. Their dad was my dad's brother and he kept the Vine at the end of Hodgson Street. One of my mates was Christine Marsh and she lived in the end house across from the Vine. She had about 7 brothers and sisters. One of my best mates from school was Judy Milner and she is Vera's cousin. It would be nice to keep in touch. Regards JanB Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
JACK HEWITT Â Â 10 #104 Posted August 22, 2011 Hi Roger Janet Whiting, as was, here. Now Jan Beresford. Finally, somebody from school whose name I recognise. I'd almost given up. Not a sign of anybody in ages and then two come along at once (bit like buses I suppose). I heard from Vera Parker nee Hardwick last week and now you. There's someone called Jack Hewitt and someone called Hetty on the Forum and they certainly seem to know a lot of names from the year I was in, but I don't recognise their names. Perhaps you do, although I think you must have been in the year above me if you left in '58. I left Christmas '59 The David Whiting you mentioned was, or is my cousin and he had or has a sister named Carol. Their dad was my dad's brother and he kept the Vine at the end of Hodgson Street. One of my mates was Christine Marsh and she lived in the end house across from the Vine. She had about 7 brothers and sisters. One of my best mates from school was Judy Milner and she is Vera's cousin. It would be nice to keep in touch. Regards Jan B Â Â Hi Janber Are you sure Christine Marsh lived opposite the Vine the large Marsh family i remember lived on Young st in the yard below Pickerings cardboard box factory and opposite the chippy at the corner of Bishop st if my memory serves me right Bill Brown was a half brother the others i remember are Steve Marsh and Danny Marsh RIP Steve is the same age as myself Danny was younger by about two years Bill was older the names of the girls just don't register with me such a long time ago now . Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
Janber   10 #105 Posted August 23, 2011 Hi Jack Yes, Christine definitely lived across from the Vine when I knocked about with her. They could have moved later. A girl named Kath Fowler (who we also knocked about with for a time) lived somewhere near Pickerings but I can,t remember the name of the road. I remember Steve's name from the Marsh clan and I think Chris had a brother called Tony who was a year younger than her but, Tempis Fugit and the memory fades as to the names of the rest of them. Regards. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
JACK HEWITT Â Â 10 #106 Posted August 24, 2011 Hi Jack Yes, Christine definitely lived across from the Vine when I knocked about with her. They could have moved later. A girl named Kath Fowler (who we also knocked about with for a time) lived somewhere near Pickerings but I can,t remember the name of the road. I remember Steve's name from the Marsh clan and I think Chris had a brother called Tony who was a year younger than her but, Tempus Fugit and the memory fades as to the names of the rest of them. Regards. Â Hi Janbar Back again Kath Fowler lived on Bishop st in the same yard as the Williamson family another large family Frank,Roy,Graham Keith to name a few of the lads plus Roger Kay who i don't think you will remember him being a few years younger Bishop st is the st that runs between Wicks DIY store and the Manpower service building as it stands now back then Bishop st with the junction of Young st stood a chip shop and at the side built into the wall was a cage with a monkey in it do you remember a girl called Pamela Clarke i seem to think she hung around with Kath Fowler and another girl called Jean Hancock who lived on Michale rd who i knew very well back then back to the Marsh family it looks like they might be two different families i don't remember a Tony within the one i know i hope that helps you TAKE CARE. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
Janber   10 #107 Posted August 27, 2011 Hi Jack Thanks for that. You're probably right about there being two families. I don't remember Roger Kay but I certainly remember Pamela Clarke and Jean Hancock. Unleass I'm totally mistaken, Jean was a tiny little thing. Tony might not have been called Marsh. Two or three of the kids had different fathers I think. Regards Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...
JACK HEWITT   10 #108 Posted August 28, 2011 Hi Jack Thanks for that. You're probably right about there being two families. I don't remember Roger Kay but I certainly remember Pamela Clarke and Jean Hancock. Unless I'm totally mistaken, Jean was a tiny little thing. Tony might not have been called Marsh. Two or three of the kids had different fathers I think. Regards  Back again Janber That's right JEAN was a bit on the small side i am in fact Godfather to her first son Alan but not seen any of the family for many many years the last time i saw Jean she was working at the N G Hospital but that is close on to 20yrs ago now as for PAM that is even longer must have been in the late 80s i last saw her she was the landlady at the Little Mesters pub in the Broomhall area hope that helps TAKE CARE. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites Share this content via...