petertaverno Posted August 24, 2009 Share Posted August 24, 2009 i lived next door to you at 153 diane wheatley got a sister kathryn and older brother david.We used to play togther as children and went every way together I can remember sitting with your nan in your house. My mum and yours and mrs johnson next door all used to go to the pictures together Is your mum and dad still living, sadly my mum died 2 years ago they called her joyce Are you married and have you got any children I have been married for 24 years and have 1 daughter Katy Louise she is 22 It good to see some old name from the attercliffe area Hope to hear from you soon Diane . hi diane its good to hear from you too , my mum and dad have both died mum about four years ago . i moved up to scotland 3 years ago i'm living in troon just got a flat over looking the beach , living with my partner she has a daughter 17 . being on this site has brought back old memories Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
petertaverno Posted August 24, 2009 Share Posted August 24, 2009 It was your Geoff, Dennis used to play with. Just spoke to my mum and she sometimes sees Geoff and his wife in Asda at Handsworth. She also says she remembers your dad calling the bingo numbers out in the Rads. hi whiteley, yeah it probably was our geoff he played with , my dad was so funny calling the bingo numbers out , he had a saying for most of the numbers , he was a character lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
whiteley Posted August 24, 2009 Share Posted August 24, 2009 hi whiteley, yeah it probably was our geoff he played with , my dad was so funny calling the bingo numbers out , he had a saying for most of the numbers , he was a character lol My mum often sits and talks about the old times when we lived on Cottingham Street. She always says what good neighbours we had. She's 89 now but still remembers everybody. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alan1949 Posted August 24, 2009 Share Posted August 24, 2009 My mum often sits and talks about the old times when we lived on Cottingham Street. She always says what good neighbours we had. She's 89 now but still remembers everybody. I can remember your mum and did you have an aunty called queenie did they live on ripon street I was at school with anne I have a brother david he will be 61 this year and a sister kathryn she will be 59 this year we lived at 153 cottingham street my maiden name is wheatley I was the youngest (diane) I can remember dennis denial and alf even through they were a bit older than me You mum was right about all the neighbours. They called my mum joyce she will most likely remember her sadly she died 2 years ago it nice to see some of the old names from attercliffe who we grew up with diane Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alan1949 Posted August 24, 2009 Share Posted August 24, 2009 hi diane its good to hear from you too , my mum and dad have both died mum about four years ago . i moved up to scotland 3 years ago i'm living in troon just got a flat over looking the beach , living with my partner she has a daughter 17 . being on this site has brought back old memories Yes it it good to see some of the old names on the site and it does bring back some good memories, when I talk to my daughter about the rec she does not know what I am on about Can you remember the park keepers we used to have on the rec I can remember the little one I think they called him frank but we were all scared of him. A few have mentioned smiths what lived in the first jennel I can remember the brothers I was always scared of them. I think they used to frighten everyone diane Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MARY POPPINS Posted August 24, 2009 Share Posted August 24, 2009 Yes it it good to see some of the old names on the site and it does bring back some good memories, when I talk to my daughter about the rec she does not know what I am on about Can you remember the park keepers we used to have on the rec I can remember the little one I think they called him frank but we were all scared of him. A few have mentioned smiths what lived in the first jennel I can remember the brothers I was always scared of them. I think they used to frighten everyone diane We her only talking about the rec keepers the other day, and I said we had one and we called him little man, and he used to scare all of us, could you imagine the kids today being scare of him. Can you remember going up to the bumpers on the swings, and wasn't there some sand on another part accross from the rec Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alan1949 Posted August 24, 2009 Share Posted August 24, 2009 Thats the one I was talking about I think they called him Frank We was all scared of him and yes there were sandpits and monkey bars he would always told you off if you went of the swings and you were to old also can you remember the I think they called the slack hiils just over the railway bridge we used to climb to the top of them and I think there was also a pond there where we used to catch tadpoles. diane Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
whiteley Posted August 24, 2009 Share Posted August 24, 2009 I can remember your mum and did you have an aunty called queenie did they live on ripon street I was at school with anne I have a brother david he will be 61 this year and a sister kathryn she will be 59 this year we lived at 153 cottingham street my maiden name is wheatley I was the youngest (diane) I can remember dennis denial and alf even through they were a bit older than me You mum was right about all the neighbours. They called my mum joyce she will most likely remember her sadly she died 2 years ago it nice to see some of the old names from attercliffe who we grew up with diane Hello Diane This is Ann Whiteley, Queenie is my mum, the aunty that lived on Ripon Street with Lily, she was married to my dad's brother. Think you are a bit younger than me, I'm 55 now. Your Kath is the same age as my brother John, he will be 59 in December, I think they were in the same class. I've got a photo of you, Anne Race and myself, think it was taken in our yard. Do you remember Steve and Anne Carey, they lived near you. Sorry to hear about your mum, my mum lives at Darnall but dad died 5 years ago. It's great to hear from you after all these years. Take care Ann Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alan1949 Posted August 24, 2009 Share Posted August 24, 2009 Hello Diane This is Ann Whiteley, Queenie is my mum, the aunty that lived on Ripon Street with Lily, she was married to my dad's brother. Think you are a bit younger than me, I'm 55 now. Your Kath is the same age as my brother John, he will be 59 in December, I think they were in the same class. I've got a photo of you, Anne Race and myself, think it was taken in our yard. Do you remember Steve and Anne Carey, they lived near you. Sorry to hear about your mum, my mum lives at Darnall but dad died 5 years ago. It's great to hear from you after all these years. Take care Ann I will be 55 at christmas my birthday is on boxing day stephen & anne lived next door but moved up gleedless I was went to stop at their new house. I also have a photo of me you and anne race in the guides on parade when we used to go on whit sunday can you remeber that park where we used to go with the guides on whit monday all I can rember is we used to go on a bus and it had a stream and we used to take a picnic I work at back of meadowhall and sometimes go to darnall to post office I think I have seen your mum but she does not reconize me Its nice to hear from the people who used to live down attercliffe and to read about the the different people hope to hear from you soon diane Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
welder1 Posted August 25, 2009 Share Posted August 25, 2009 (edited) Anne white----- do you remember these roughnecks Edited August 25, 2009 by welder1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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