PALLISER  SHOP.       REDCAR HIGH ST

The Palliser sign over the shop was moved to the joiners yard and then rescued when the joiners yard was demolished in approximately early 1980.  It now hangs in our garage.

Palliser Houses and Joiners Workshop. West Dyke Road Redcar

The two houses to the right of the picture belonged to Palliser families. Next door to them ( to the right of the picture) and just out of sight is the Joiners Workshop of Alfred Palliser .

Alfred Palliser and Mary Ann Milburn

Alfred born Sowerby 1833 Died Redcar 1914

The Palliser Family

From left to right.

Top row.

Alfred Roger,  Elizabeth Ellen, Ewart Milburn,   Edwin Frederick, Arthur Henry, Minnie

Bottom row

Jane with baby, Mary Ann, Gertrude Mary, Alfred Palliser.

Believe the two little boys to be grandchildren

The Palliser Family at Camp

A miniature boot believed to have been made by George Palliser – Cordwainer-Master Shoemaker and latterly Postmaster at Sowerby.

George born Sowerby 1798 buried 1883 age 83yrs

The font cover presented to

St Peters Church Redcar in memory of Alfred and Mary Ann Palliser.

And inscribed

ALFRED PALLISER

To the glory of God.

His wife Mary Ann Palliser 78yrs Who fell asleep May 28^th 1915.