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Did you live on the Manor Estate in the 1930s - 50s?


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Albert T Smith i very much doubt it as the did not come on to the manor till the early 60s their previous home being at woodseats

 

I may well be mixed the name up with Darvill instead of Darlow.

She was in the Choir at St Swithens.

 

The Miss Thompson born in 1937 must have gone to Stand House School. So I would have known her. If she is Catholic - She would have gone to St Theresa's

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Went to Standhouse School lived at 143 Fitzhubert Road and 8 Rollett Close .Remember the tripe van the rag and bone man and the Rec with the one eyed park keeper flying plank in the rec would not be allowed nowadays?And of course the Manor Hotel

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Went to Standhouse School lived at 143 Fitzhubert Road and 8 Rollett Close .Remember the tripe van the rag and bone man and the Rec with the one eyed park keeper flying plank in the rec would not be allowed nowadays?And of course the Manor Hotel

 

What were the years that you were living the life of stupendous luxury?

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Hi Tatty dumps

My sister Joans daughter reads the forum and has told me my sister did work on the buses so I oweyou an apology. We live opposite Rollet Close , when did you bump into my sister at the market traders. Joan will be 72 in June and lives on the Beighton estate and rides a mobility car.

 

Regards Betty.

 

Hi Betty - I bumped into Joan about 30 years ago and I can't even remember where the dinner was held. I was surprised that we both recognized each other she hadn't changed much. I really enjoyed chatting with her. It's funny to thinkmof her as 72, she was always fit. I qualify for a mobility car as well but I am unable to drive and none of my children live in Sheffield. Please give her my regards when you see her . I was with a bloke called Fred at the dinner and she knew him as well. All the best Mavis

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Hi Betty - I bumped into Joan about 30 years ago and I can't even remember where the dinner was held. I was surprised that we both recognized each other she hadn't changed much. I really enjoyed chatting with her. It's funny to thinkmof her as 72, she was always fit. I qualify for a mobility car as well but I am unable to drive and none of my children live in Sheffield. Please give her my regards when you see her . I was with a bloke called Fred at the dinner and she knew him as well. All the best Mavis

 

Hi Mavis Jaons daughter read the Sheff Forum . Being in Australia I dont see my sister but I will pass on a meggage to her thru her Daughter Joanne.

 

Regards Betty Cutts (nee Daniels

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