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Buttys Lump, Attercliffe


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Thanks for the info. I also have a family living at Butty's Lump in 1891, John and Emma Nixon. He's down as a Coal Miner and obviously worked in one of Huntsman's pits. :)

 

Wish they would put some life back into the 'Cliffe. Remember it with affection in the 60's when Attercliffe Road around Banners was a busy place.

 

Kevin

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I was born in 23 Railway Cottages in 1942 my Grand Parents, Charlie & Sally Darlow lived at No.19. I spent most of my childhood days in and around the are and as far as I can remember it was refered to as "Railway Cottages" bacause all the tennents had links to the railway either as past or present employees. The families I can remember are the Woolens, Hughes, Shepperd and Mann. My family used the Railway Inn, now the Noose & Gibbet. My Father and Grandfather were engine drivers at Darnell Loco where I spent many a happy day. If anyone has similar memories please drop me a line.

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Hello Suerod, What a coincidence, although 17yrs apart. I have some family photos taken outside No. 19 which will show part of the Lane in the background. I will look through my fathers albums to see if there are any more. Regards, William.

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