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Re: Lord Nelson Inn (Dock House), or known as Nelson's place
« Reply #36 on: Monday 04 February 13 18:12 GMT (UK) »
Thank you i will check out your link.
Yeah, that book was called Blyth i think. you can get all different areas by same people.
it has a school class on front i think?

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Re: Lord Nelson Inn (Dock House), or known as Nelson's place
« Reply #37 on: Monday 04 February 13 19:02 GMT (UK) »
In the Blyth book you mention with the school children on the front, if you turn to page 87, the top picture is of the Tug Spout and the High Quay. The Lord Nelson is out of shot to the right, but it gives you an overall impression of what the street was like circa 1925 from the opposite side of the river. I think the other picture and mention of the Lord Nelson, is the picture of the Tug Spout on page 18.

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Re: Lord Nelson Inn (Dock House), or known as Nelson's place
« Reply #38 on: Monday 04 February 13 19:17 GMT (UK) »
Ah yes,
i did take copies as i had to return the book. i will take another look at those pics too.
Thank you for looking in the book!

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Re: Lord Nelson Inn (Dock House), or known as Nelson's place
« Reply #39 on: Wednesday 06 February 13 21:37 GMT (UK) »
One last request, please can you amend the subject title to Blyth Lord Nelson Inn etc. I only ask so that any other Blyth folk who come in on the thread later will pick up on it being a Blyth subject and not miss it as it slowly sinks down the board. Ta very much. Also, when anyone Googles those words it will show up high in the list. I'd love more of the Blyth folk to have input on this one, even some months down the line from now. You just never know who's out there looking. It might just answer their own questions or bring more info to the 'table'.

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Northumberland; Johnson, Johnston, Dodds, Rutherford, Gray, Kennedy, Wilson, Sanderson, Davidson and other Border Marauders as they are discovered on this journey.
Berkshire; Knight, Bristor, Sharpe, Sharp, Ashley.
Suffolk / Essex; Perce, Pearce, Pearse, Pierce, Hayes.
Midlands; Hodgetts, Parker, Easthope.

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Re: Lord Nelson Inn (Dock House), or known as Nelson's place
« Reply #40 on: Wednesday 06 February 13 21:49 GMT (UK) »
ok will do,
I will have to work it out... ???

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Re: Lord Nelson Inn (Dock House), or known as Nelson's place
« Reply #41 on: Thursday 07 February 13 19:23 GMT (UK) »
If you struggle, I am sure the Moderator (sillgen) will do it for you if asked nicely.  ;D

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Northumberland; Johnson, Johnston, Dodds, Rutherford, Gray, Kennedy, Wilson, Sanderson, Davidson and other Border Marauders as they are discovered on this journey.
Berkshire; Knight, Bristor, Sharpe, Sharp, Ashley.
Suffolk / Essex; Perce, Pearce, Pearse, Pierce, Hayes.
Midlands; Hodgetts, Parker, Easthope.

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Re: Lord Nelson Inn (Dock House), or known as Nelson's place
« Reply #42 on: Thursday 07 February 13 19:29 GMT (UK) »
I will ask as i have no clue!! Ha

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Re: Lord Nelson Inn (Dock House), or known as Nelson's place in Blyth
« Reply #43 on: Thursday 07 February 13 23:28 GMT (UK) »
Thank you, whoever did it!  ;)

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Northumberland; Johnson, Johnston, Dodds, Rutherford, Gray, Kennedy, Wilson, Sanderson, Davidson and other Border Marauders as they are discovered on this journey.
Berkshire; Knight, Bristor, Sharpe, Sharp, Ashley.
Suffolk / Essex; Perce, Pearce, Pearse, Pierce, Hayes.
Midlands; Hodgetts, Parker, Easthope.

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Re: Lord Nelson Inn (Dock House), or known as Nelson's place in Blyth
« Reply #44 on: Sunday 06 November 22 18:31 GMT (UK) »
Thank you so much for all the information on this thread. 
My 3xg grandfather was at 9 Nelson Place on the 1901 census, and died there the same year, age 91.  His name was John Legg(e). 
Small world that I have found out so much about his residence, plus a photo of his street and a precise map of the location!
I too appreciate all the effort gone into finding this information, albeit 9 years after the initial post.
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