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Did your mum have a sister called , Carol,brother Patrick, then Jean,,shelia. Did you live at the bottom of the maltravers terrace, on wybourne.That would be in the 50/ 60/maybe 70s

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Did your mum have a sister called , Carol,brother Patrick, then Jean,,shelia. Did you live at the bottom of the maltravers terrace, on wybourne.That would be in the 50/ 60/maybe 70s

 

Hi

No they were Pat,Kathleen,Christine,Shiela,Tommy,Philip,Alan,Marie and Elizabeth.

All born 40/50s

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I was friends with Philip before 1963 when I lived on Stonecliffe Rd and I remember Sheila and Tommy well. My family moved house in November of that year and about the same time Philips family moved to live at Manor Park near the castle. I next met Philip at St Paul's school in September 1965 but he wasn't there long before moving away again. I next bumped into him in 1976 in the bar at the Crucible and then the next time I saw him was Christmas Eve 1995 or '96 on Northern Avenue, Arbourthorne.

 

We originally met when he shot the girl I was with, Betty Allen, in the knee with a home made bow and arrow. We were probably aged 6 at the time.

 

I still have a copy of his book "Blagging" and he's on several photographs I have from the early 60's. Hope he's ok.

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I was friends with Philip before 1963 when I lived on Stonecliffe Rd and I remember Sheila and Tommy well. My family moved house in November of that year and about the same time Philips family moved to live at Manor Park near the castle. I next met Philip at St Paul's school in September 1965 but he wasn't there long before moving away again. I next bumped into him in 1976 in the bar at the Crucible and then the next time I saw him was Christmas Eve 1995 or '96 on Northern Avenue, Arbourthorne.

 

We originally met when he shot the girl I was with, Betty Allen, in the knee with a home made bow and arrow. We were probably aged 6 at the time.

 

I still have a copy of his book "Blagging" and he's on several photographs I have from the early 60's. Hope he's ok.

 

Hi

Yes it is the same family I think

Thanks for replying.

I am Philip's niece,and I moved to London 30 years ago.

I went to St Oswalds and All Saints (st pauls)

My gran (Phil's mum) died a couple of years ago (her name was Elsie) and I went up for the funeral,but it was thwe year of bad snow so I got to the City rd cemetary too late and everyone had gone so I never got to see him...I quickly saw Shiela though.

 

I didn't know he had wrote a book,but I have just found it on Amazon and ordered it,it had better be good as it just cost me 20 quid!

 

We moved to a house on City rd....then Hyde Park flats.

My mum I think still sees him...I will pass a message on to say you remember him.

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Hi

Yes it is the same family I think

Thanks for replying.

I am Philip's niece,and I moved to London 30 years ago.

 

I didn't know he had wrote a book,but I have just found it on Amazon and ordered it,it had better be good as it just cost me 20 quid!

 

 

It's a short but challenging read.

 

The book was also turned into a play which was performed at Sheffield Crucible Studio and in schools by the Crucible Theatre In Education team.

 

More to Phil than meets the eye! Which was always the way

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