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Can anyone remember the Mrs Megsons  class at Owler Lane Secondary School 3rdand4th years 

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I've been on here before with dad who was Bill Hayes of grimesthorpe rd, up to 1960.

I've recently remarried and guess what.

Father-in-law ( dennis stanley)was from petre st.

 motherinlaw (freda plant) was from cyclops st.

We are both proud to be part of the old grimesthorpe crowd.

 

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17 hours ago, billy boy said:

I've been on here before with dad who was Bill Hayes of grimesthorpe rd, up to 1960.

I've recently remarried and guess what.

Father-in-law ( dennis stanley)was from petre st.

 motherinlaw (freda plant) was from cyclops st.

We are both proud to be part of the old grimesthorpe crowd.

 

Did Dennis Stanley once work for  Tupholmes sheet metal on Carwood Road ?

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19 hours ago, St Petre said:

Did Dennis Stanley once work for  Tupholmes sheet metal on Carwood Road ?

I've been on here before with dad who was Bill Hayes of grimesthorpe rd, up to 1960.

I've recently remarried and guess what.

Father-in-law ( dennis stanley)was from petre st.

 motherinlaw (freda plant) was from cyclops st.

We are both proud to be part of the old grimesthorpe crowd.

 

Yes he did.

He's sat next to me now.

13 and a half years he says.

Started at tupholms from school.

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Did Freda Plant live with John and Ann Stokes on cyclops street 

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11 hours ago, Bowls said:

Did Freda Plant live with John and Ann Stokes on cyclops street 

As she got a brother called John did they live next door to the Marples family number 16cyclops st I think 

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On 18/11/2021 at 05:37, billy boy said:

I've been on here before with dad who was Bill Hayes of grimesthorpe rd, up to 1960.

I've recently remarried and guess what.

Father-in-law ( dennis stanley)was from petre st.

 motherinlaw (freda plant) was from cyclops st.

We are both proud to be part of the old grimesthorpe crowd.

 

Yes he did.

He's sat next to me now.

13 and a half years he says.

Started at tupholms from school.

Does he recall (from Tupholmes) Malcolm Neatby, (who was from Mexbrough), Dennis Manterfield, and a lad from Kingston Street, last name Ashforth who wore a wig even as a young man ?

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Yes he remembers them all, with a smile.

Are you one of those lads ?

 

Dennis finished up with his own company making extraction ducting.

Wife and kids were all in it. Traditional family firm.

On 20/11/2021 at 01:04, Bowls said:

Did Freda Plant live with John and Ann Stokes on cyclops street 

Yes she did.

 

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On 20/11/2021 at 12:17, Bowls said:

As she got a brother called John did they live next door to the Marples family number 16cyclops st I think 

Fred's brothers were Billy and Wilfred (wip)

Dennis seems to remember marples living further up the street ( but could be wrong)

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Is Freda any relation to the Downing family also from Cyclops Street 

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Marples family lived in the third house up on the right hand side going up Cyclops St Freda Plant also lived on Grimesthorpe Rd before moving to Cyclops St 

 

 

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18 hours ago, Bowls said:

Is Freda any relation to the Downing family also from Cyclops Street 

Was one of the  Downings married to a girl called Jean?

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