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Wales (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Wales => Flintshire => Topic started by: matt8 on Saturday 20 June 20 18:55 BST (UK)
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My grandma went to school in Prestatyn, between 1912-1921 and I'm wondering how many schools there were during that time and if there any records available.
Thanks.
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If they are anywhere it will be most likely Flintshire Archives. Try some searches here: http://calmview.flintshire.gov.uk/CalmView/Default.aspx?
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Thanks for that. I did a search but can't see anything relevant. I guess I'm out of luck with this one.
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Why not drop a line to the Archives to ask? They will have local knowledge and usually most helpful.
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Not much help to you but here is what a School Record looks like for County Durham. The family emigrated to Pennsylvania but came back to England and arrived a few days before the outbreak of WW1. The death is not part of the School Record.
1921: Robert Thomas Bowes admitted to Shotton Colliery School 14 Nov 1921. (American, not part of the record) Birth Certificate provided. Born 27 NOV 1913. Father William Bowes, 2 South View, Sherburn Colliery. Previous school Ludworth ( All County Durham). Last day of attendance at school 7 Feb 1928. (Left qualified by age). Admission Registers Sherburn Colliery School, FHLF 1885429 Items 8-10. Birth certificate mentiomed above issued in Throop, Lakawana County, Pennsylvania, USA and probably not available yet. He was killed in a mining accident Sherburn Hill Colliery, County Durham, 16 November 1928.
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Thanks - I will try dropping them an email.
Thanks also for sharing the info that might be there, that sort of info sould be very useful in my case!
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Thanks - I will try dropping them an email.
Let us know how you get on.
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There are a couple of mentions in the catalogue
http://calmview.flintshire.gov.uk/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=E%2fLB%2f50&pos=4
http://calmview.flintshire.gov.uk/CalmView/Record.aspx?src=CalmView.Catalog&id=E%2fX%2f50&pos=5
The first one refers to Log books and might have something but you'd have to contact them.
Gadget
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This might be a better source:
https://archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/search/archives/6e695d72-8b7e-3579-929d-64feabb03e9c
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Thanks - these are great resources. I have contacted the Flintshire archives.