I am trying to trace the Haynes family who lived at 72 Zetland rd Redcar. There names were Thomas and Winifred Haynes. Winifred was a Henderson before she married and came from a large family. Thomas and winifred had a daughter called Marion who was born in 1931. I think they went to live in South Africa. If anyone has a contact for them please let me know as I am doing my family tree. Marion will remember my Mum Mary Irene Henderson and I would love to here from her.
To Jude Downing, hoped to contact you through pcture stockton,worked at the foundry all through the 60s were i served my time as a moulder, remeber your dad david very well and your grandad john, i remeber the names of every moulder, core maker fettler, furnace men labourers
still have fondest memories of the old place and spent some great years working there, please mention me to your dad grandad, all the best decca casey
I am seeking any information on my father who I last saw in 1958 when he was living in Smethwick. His name is Richard Harold Thomas, he was born on 13 April, 1916 or 1917, went to Guisborogh Grammar School, served in the Army Pay Corps in Barry, Wales, during WWII, and was a civil servant in the Birmingham area.
Any information would be appreciated.
searching for any one who worked at Downings iron foundry from 1963 up to 1970 when i left,
David MaClean, Allen Haymen both lived in Roseworth at this time, Brian Fay lived at Primrose Hill,any one who worked there would love to hear from you, all the best Decca Casey
to any one living in Roseworth,can you help me trace Allen Haymen, sure he still lives on the estate, his father was called Jock. Allen and i worked all through the 60s at Downings iron foundry, would love to hear from him as we were good mates and got up to all sorts together, i'm sure Allen would be drinking in one of the Roseworth pubs, he used to dring in the Horse Jockey, please help if you can, all the best Decca Casey
to any one living in Roseworth,can you help me trace Allen Haymen, sure he still lives on the estate, his father was called Jock. Allen and i worked all through the 60s at Downings iron foundry, would love to hear from him as we were good mates and got up to all sorts together, i'm sure Allen would be drinking in one of the Roseworth pubs, he used to dring in the Horse Jockey, please help if you can, all the best Decca Casey
I am trying to contact Shirley (formerly Burns) worked at BTP with me,her sister-in-law named Anne-Marie.We last met in the 80`s when she had antique business.Would anyone having any info on how to contact her, please get in touch. Would be very grateful.Thanks.Freda.
I attended Eston County Modern school from !958 to 1962. Wou;ld love to hear from any old schoolmates. i am in contact with Stuart Routh from the same school who also lives in Wellington
i worked at Downings Foundry in the early seventies on the core floor with billy wheelhouse,albert wright,moulders that were there included,joe irish,paddy mullevy,tommy who made the rainwater gullies,the foreman was vic grusselwiski,on the furnace we had a scotsman i think his name was john,i was shop steward for a time there was david Downing ,John Downing,Nick Downing(who made model trains in his apare time)they brought in someone called mr Henry who recomended an electric furnace once the cupula was gone that spelt the beginning of the end for downings ,i was also presen at there hundreth anniversary night out.
Drink To Friendship
A man and a woman were involved in a terrible car accident and both cars were totaled. They climbed from the wreckage and the woman stood in awe. Our cars are demolished, yet we walk unharmed. This must be a sign from God that we are to be best friends for the rest of our lives, she spoke wisely. I agree completely, ma'am, the man replied. The woman stepped closer to examine the damage and noticed something shiny within her car. Reaching in, she pulled out an unbroken bottle. This bottle of wine wasn't even cracked. I think this is another sign that we are to drink a toast to our new friendship. That's a great idea, miss, the man answered taking the bottle from her. He popped the cork and drank his share. I'm sorry. How rude of me. Would you like some? No, thanks, came the reply. I'll just wait for the cops to get here.
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would like to get in touch with my cousin chris brown was the land-lord of the Pied Piper hotel Ormesby in 1994,also his sister Elaine, she had the Park End Midd
Looking for CHARLIE WALKER who lived in Swainby an old Army Pal who was in the York lancaster in Berlin 1959-1961 and anyone else who serves their.
Muriel Redd nee Jenkins
from Teesville / South Bank
02:52:23 07 March 2007
I am looking for a girl friend.Doreen Driscoll.Went to Eston County Modern school with me.1956-60 Lost touch.Often wonder how your life has gone.Contact me so we can catch up.Any other old friends are welcome
hello carol what are you doing in singapore?the last time i heard from you, you were in cheadle hume
Margaret Gretton (Glenn)
from Bundaberg Queensland Australia
05:09:56 18 February 2007
Are there any ex Nat.Services guys out there who knew my husband Ken - DLI 1958/60 served in Cyprus = came from Billingham/Tees worked at Davy United looking for John Robinson who emigrated to Australia wifes name joan anyone remember us
JANE ANN RANDALL BORN 1879.please contact me if anyone has any information on Jane Ann. Lived at 16 Durham Street, Thornaby On Tees in 1910.
Also anyone that can shed any light on what is at 16 DURHAM STREET NOW.
Could anyone advise me what Wesleyan Chapel House was in 1910?
Many Thanks
