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This photograph was probably taken at the turn of the 20th century. On the reverse it says "J Winstanley, Bolton's Outdoor Photographer, 23, Hampden St., Bolton". Does anyone know who these children are? Contact List quoting reference 1A. |
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Printed on to a post card, ARTHUR SHAW 160 St George's Road, Bolton 9951 If you think you can shed any more light on the photograph or photographer, please contact list, quoting reference 1C. |
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Chadwick Museum
Undated post card Rotary Photographic Series 6908A
This building was demolished in 19?? when the museum was moved to
its present site in The Crescent.
If anyone can date this postcard please contact List
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Royal Infirmary, after 1905 when tower was built.
Post card published by GH BARLOW, 74 Knowsley Street, Bolton.
Printed in Saxony, Bolton
spelled
as Bilton.
1905 Kelly's - Barlow, George Harold newsagent, at 74 Knowsley Street
Contact the list if you can date this postcard, quoting the reference 1E. |
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This is a picture postcard of Turton Tower, nr Bolton. The original would have been in black and white, and the colour added later. Can anyone give an approximate date when this would have been done? Contact the List, quoting the ref: 2O. |
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This is a picture postcard of Smithills Hall, nr Bolton. The original postcard would have been in black and white, and the colour added later. Can anyone give an approximate date as to when this would have been done, and name the mystery people? Contact the List, quoting the ref: 2P |
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Photo taken circa 1945. Can anyone confirm that this church is The Saviours, Deane Road, Bolton? Contact the list if you know, quoting the reference Ref: 1B |
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Mary Alice
HEYES and three of her brothers and older sister, taken in the street in front of their house in Halliwell, probably Acton Street by J. Winstanley BOLTON's OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHER, 23 Hampden Street.The photos would have been taken in 1914-15 when Mary Alice was about 2 yrs old. |
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Jackson HEYES elder brother of Alice Heyes (pictured left) aged c.17. On the back he has written "for my dear father Your Ever loving Son Jackson Heyes", and was sent by him to his father who was serving in France during WW1. |
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Alfred HEYES born Wellington St. Halliwell in 1879, son of Jackson HEYES,
a bleacher, and Alice ROBINSON. He married Lily Elisabeth Jane McBURNIE in 1898 at St James’ Church. He enlisted in 1914 and served in France with the Loyal North Lancs Regt. until he was wounded and discharged in August 1916. |
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Alfred’s wife Lily was born at Toxteth Park, Liverpool in 1877, daughter of Hugh McBURNIE and Mary Jane REA |
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Jackson HEYES, born 1898, Alfred and Lily’s eldest son. He served in WW1 but was invalided out with heart problems. |
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Alfred and Lily’s three daughters. Lily born 1910, Doris born 1921 and Mary Alice born 1913. |
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Charles HEYES born 1902 and his sister Mary Alice born 1913 at Acton St. Halliwell. Lily HEYES sent this photo to her husband Alfred serving in France. “Dear Husband .......... so cheer up and look at these till you come home again. |
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This Labour Certificate is dated 2nd February 1898 and relates to Clara M Robinson, Derby Street School, Bolton. Ref: 2Q |
