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Lancashire / Re: kirkby knowsley liverpool
« on: Saturday 13 January 18 10:43 GMT (UK) »
Cheers garstonite Will do that. Thank you.
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Lancashire / kirkby knowsley liverpool
« on: Friday 12 January 18 13:27 GMT (UK) »
Is there anyone who lives in this area. I am told that Cherryfield drive takes you to a road called Morston road or crescent ? turning of there is estates of houses.
Can anyone help who is familiar with this area.?
Lep
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Can anyone help who is familiar with this area.?
Lep
Moderator comment: names of potentially living people removed.
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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Reynolds
« on: Monday 16 January 17 15:32 GMT (UK) »
Thank you KGarrd. I just found the London address.Also found other places to try
Thank you for your effort. Will look at site you gave me. Cheers
Thank you for your effort. Will look at site you gave me. Cheers
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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Reynolds
« on: Monday 16 January 17 14:21 GMT (UK) »
Not getting it. OK The boys were brought up by Mary and Gerard they were not the real G/parents.
When they were older they were told.OK.
The boys were taken to Nazareth House Manchester run by Nuns. Childrens Home.It is now a care home for the elderly.
When they were older they were told.OK.
The boys were taken to Nazareth House Manchester run by Nuns. Childrens Home.It is now a care home for the elderly.
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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Reynolds
« on: Sunday 15 January 17 20:53 GMT (UK) »
Thank you all so much you have all been Brill.
I am slowly dragging out bits of information from this lady.
Peter was left in Liverpool Station as a baby. He was then taken into care in Manchester.
Mary and Gerard were told they could not have children they adopted a boy called him Kevin Reynolds. Later
they went back and adopted Peter.they were brought up as brothers.Both of the children were taken in care and taken to the same home.
I am trying to find the name of the home. I pray she still knows.
Thank you so much again. If I get any joy I will let you all know.Cheers Lep
I am slowly dragging out bits of information from this lady.
Peter was left in Liverpool Station as a baby. He was then taken into care in Manchester.
Mary and Gerard were told they could not have children they adopted a boy called him Kevin Reynolds. Later
they went back and adopted Peter.they were brought up as brothers.Both of the children were taken in care and taken to the same home.
I am trying to find the name of the home. I pray she still knows.
Thank you so much again. If I get any joy I will let you all know.Cheers Lep
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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Reynolds
« on: Sunday 15 January 17 13:16 GMT (UK) »
When Born the Mother could have given him a Name. And the G/parents changed it.
For I Also could find no Birth.
Have the Marriage from freeband Thank you all.for doing the best you can with this Mystery
Cheers and a Happy New Year. Lep
For I Also could find no Birth.
Have the Marriage from freeband Thank you all.for doing the best you can with this Mystery
Cheers and a Happy New Year. Lep
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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Re: Reynolds
« on: Sunday 15 January 17 12:39 GMT (UK) »
Could you please give me the marriage for G/parents in 1952.Thnkyou.
No idea who the Mother is. It is poss; She could be Reynolds I don't know. Sadly all are not here anymore.
Thank you both. Lep
No idea who the Mother is. It is poss; She could be Reynolds I don't know. Sadly all are not here anymore.
Thank you both. Lep
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Lancashire Lookup Requests / Reynolds
« on: Sunday 15 January 17 12:03 GMT (UK) »
Can anyone give a little help please.
This baby was born in Manchester. 11-1=1960. At one month old his Gran and Gdad gave him his name Peter Antony Reynolds.
He has never found his Birth Mother. Assume at that time she was in some mother and baby home and had to give up the child to be adopted.
The Grandparents are deceased There names were Mary and Gerard Reynolds.
Does anyone know of any Mother and Baby homes in 1960 in Manchester.
Any Census Records.Lep
This baby was born in Manchester. 11-1=1960. At one month old his Gran and Gdad gave him his name Peter Antony Reynolds.
He has never found his Birth Mother. Assume at that time she was in some mother and baby home and had to give up the child to be adopted.
The Grandparents are deceased There names were Mary and Gerard Reynolds.
Does anyone know of any Mother and Baby homes in 1960 in Manchester.
Any Census Records.Lep
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Dublin / Re: O'Dowda
« on: Monday 31 October 16 15:23 GMT (UK) »
Just thought you may be interested in this History.
In 1656 TheseDominic O'Dowda was granted 1500 acres in Kilgarvan Parish. These lands passed to David O'Dowda and then to Thady. [Thaddeus] Members of the family fought in rimattle of Aughrim
and were noted Catholic Gaelic Gentry. who had there own court poet.One Eoghan Ui Ghabhainn often graced O'Dowdastown with verse.
The best known of this landed gentry was James Baron O'Dowda who improved the Bonniconlon estate; and led the tenants in the up-rising of 1798. He was hanged in Ballinamuck. His son, Thady
was the last of the Bonniconlon landlords. He provided the site for the first Bonniconlon National School in 1843. His generosity and leniency during the great Famine led to his bankruptcy. The house was sold under the Encumbered Estates Act of 1849.It was sold to Charles Downing in 1854.
Lep
In 1656 TheseDominic O'Dowda was granted 1500 acres in Kilgarvan Parish. These lands passed to David O'Dowda and then to Thady. [Thaddeus] Members of the family fought in rimattle of Aughrim
and were noted Catholic Gaelic Gentry. who had there own court poet.One Eoghan Ui Ghabhainn often graced O'Dowdastown with verse.
The best known of this landed gentry was James Baron O'Dowda who improved the Bonniconlon estate; and led the tenants in the up-rising of 1798. He was hanged in Ballinamuck. His son, Thady
was the last of the Bonniconlon landlords. He provided the site for the first Bonniconlon National School in 1843. His generosity and leniency during the great Famine led to his bankruptcy. The house was sold under the Encumbered Estates Act of 1849.It was sold to Charles Downing in 1854.
Lep