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Hi,

 

I'm doing a bit of resarch on my family tree relating to my Great Grandfathers Uncle.

 

Does anybody have any information/photos etc relating to Alfred Deacon who was Superintendent at Fulwood Cottage Home 1906-1926?

 

Many thanks.

 

James

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---- hunters bar school------

had a another school re-union last monday,

and free tea and mince pies -- we had loads of fulwood homes photos on

wall and many intrest from school re-union.

best wishes to who ever.

p.s.i am half way with my book on fulwood cottage homes with pictures.

called---memorise-- stories of my yes`ter-years------------- bye

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Brian1941

 

I remember the tree very well as I fell off it more than once. I also remember trying to climb the fence at the back of the homes with Tommy Botham but he got his arm impailed on a spike on top of the fence and the firemen had to get him off (Was nasty he still has the scars apparently)

Do you remember climbing up inside the outhouse where the dustbins were kept and hiding from Miss Linley?

 

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hi suffolk boy,

just thinking of them old bangers of them old coaches, bedfords i think

they called them.

parked in blackbrooke rd ready to take us to redcar,

the mother smacked me for calling them biscuit tins on wheels

happy times.

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The Grove was on Broomgrove Rd ,( still is but I think it belongs to Hallam Uni now ), had a big snooker room and a pear tree hanging over the wall at the back.

Had a couple of weeks there in the early 50's before moving on to 99 Halifax Rd and Miss Backhouse. Happy days.

regards Mick.

 

.......does anyone know if that is now the hallam uni nursery? ...we heard that it was but didn't know if it was a 'story'

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-- fulwood--cottage-homes---

 

here`s another song we sung in homes and i taught it my family-

and they passed it on to the kids at school.

 

---- skinner banana long legs--- skinner banana feet

----- i went to the pictures and couldn`t find a seat,

------ when i found a seat, i fell fast a sleep

------ skinner banana long legs-- skinner banana feet.

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you may have known some of my family then brian. The gowers?

Gordon and michael were the boys although i think gordon was in cottage 1.

Girls were rita, sandra, irene, doreen, and iris.

 

--------------- hi cath,

is your doreen on forum, although i have mailed you in the past-

regards your gordon.

Would like ask her a few things.

Hope to here from you bye.

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Does anyone know if there was a BLUE COAT school/orphanage in the Sheffield area, around 1900. Google mentions several in other towns, but not Sheffeld. Thanks.

 

no ours was all herring bone never could understand why us runaways were picked up fairly easy with our shaved heads and little suits we must have stood out like a sore thumb:(:(

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