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From Gary: I have a sneaky feeling that this may be a family gathering as most of the names are from the same families.

Known faces are: Top row left to right: G Boyden, M Senior, ? , A Millward, E Wilce and ? Wood. Bottom row l to r: L Wilce, B Millward and C Wilce.

Photograph and information supplied by the late Mrs Sylvia Hawkins (nee Wilce).

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From Gary: Looking at the pictures on the wall I would guess that this would be a gathering at the local school.

Top row left to right: Harold Goulding, Winifred Goulding, Mrs Gelder, Mrs Peacock (teacher from St Paul’s school), Mrs Bailey the vicars wife, Jean Johnson and ? . Bottom row l to r: Mrs Winham, ? , Holiday Thorpe.

Photograph and information supplied by Winifred Goulding.

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British Legion Ladies section trip to London

Left to right: Mrs Crystabel Painter, Mrs F Hughes, Mrs Hilda Sheridan, Mrs Glew, Mrs Hartley and Mrs L Pickering.

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Circa early 1960s

George Wroe Burntwood Hall

No other details are available. Can you help?

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Circa early 1960s

George Wroe Burntwood Hall

No other details are available. Can you help?

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Circa early 1960s

Playtime

Left to right: Clive Pearson, Duane Taylor, Dean Taylor, Donald Woodward and the boy at the front is Dale Taylor

Photograph and information provided by Barbara Pearson (nee Nelson).

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Circa 1930s

Frickley Bridge Lane

Left to right: Vera Parkinson, Dolly Winter and unknown.

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Circa mid 1960s

Playtime disguise

The young chap in the mask is probably Clive Pearson next to Geoff (Tidgy) Grayson

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Circa 1936

Backs of Coop Cottages

Barbara Nelson (later Pearson) is on the right of this photograph but do you know the names of the other children? Where the fence is at the back is now the grass verge leading to Grange House.

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1999

Down on the allotments

Alan and Michelle Beavers tending their allotment, which are situated at the back of Barnsley Road. 

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1998

Hillside Crescent

Ashley Pease is walking up the street. Left to right on the wall are: Cindy Painter, Vickie Kearford, Stephanie Pease, Mark Kearford and Simon Beavers

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Circa 1940s

Park Estate

Chrissie Sheridan, Hilda Sheridan, Pam Fewster and Lillian Pickering

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Date unknown

Garden of Lindley House

This pet’s grave is in the garden of Lindley House. The dog probably belonged to the Cordeux family who lived there at the time.

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15^th December 1959

NCB Certificate of training

This certificate belonged to Roy Butterfield.

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Circa early1900s.

Mr and Mrs Sam Milner and family

The information I have on this photograph is that it was taken in the backs of the family home, which is stated as the house next to the church. I am presuming the information means the now demolished Fieldhead House as the house that stands derelict next to the church today (June 2005) had not built in the early 1900s. Mr Milner was the head gardener at Brierley Hall.

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Circa mid 1960s

Brierley Park

Left to right: Phillip Leadbeater, Billy Pashley and Clive Pearson.

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Circa mid 1960s

Playtime

Left to right: Brothers and sister Dale, Dean and Duane Taylor and Clive Pearson.

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Date unknown

Holiday time

Arthur Vamplew with Malcolm and Brenda Potts on holiday at Cayton Bay.

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1941

Brierley Park putting green (Pavilion)

Left to right; Eric Wright, Laurence (Lol) Ince and Stan Walker. In the background is Charlie Dinsdale who is busy crocheting.

The park keeper at this time was Norman Greenhoff who was in those days referred to as MISTER Greenhoff. Johnny Audin who was tragically killed at Brierley Colliery on February 13 1945 took the photograph

Photograph and information provided by Eric Wright  

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Circa late 1930s

Brierley Colliery Rescue Team

The only known faces are far left Ted Jewitt and far right Mr Riley.

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Circa early1920s

Brierley Colliery Rescue Team

Left to right: Tommy Nurney, Peter Geeland, ? , ? , Edgar Saxton and the last two are unknown. 

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1955

Brierley Colliery Scientific Department

First on the left is Brian Makings  

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Circa 1930s

Brierley Colliery Rescue Team

The only known face is the chap third from the right Dixon Williams.

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Circa mid 1950s

Burntwood Hall

The Dymond family

The  information below  was received from Marianne Brame from Ipswich who is a descendant of the Dymonds. Her grandmother is  Mary Valerie Marshall (nee Dymond)   and her mother is Caroline Baxter (formerly Ross, nee Marshall )

Centre of Photo seated – Owners of Burntwood Hall – Mr and Mrs Dymond

Back Row L to R          - John Dymond – son of Hall Owners – originally a Name at Lloyds I believe. Robert Dymond – son of John and Lois Dymond (nee……). Alistair Dymond – son of John and Lois Dymond – older brother of Robert and Catherine. Lois Dymond – wife of John and mother of Robert, Alistair and Catherine            

Gentleman in White hat on Left – Robert Wade-Gery – married Peg Dymond – parents of Sandy and Sarah Wade-Gery

Lady sitting in front of ‘white hat’ – Peg Wade Gery – daughter of Mr and Mrs Dymond, sister of John and Mary – b. 1911

Lady sitting on the ground on far right – Mary Valerie Marshall (nee Dymond) – daughter of Mr and Mrs Dymond and younger sister of John and Peg. b.  1916

Front Row of children, L to R:- Sandy Wade-Gery – son of Rob Wade-Gery and Peg Wade-Gery (nee Dymond), Philip Marshall – son of Dr John Kemsley Marshall (thought to be taking the photo) and Mary Valerie Marshall (nee Dymond) – younger sister of Peg. Caroline Baxter (formerly Ross, nee Marshall ) – daughter of Dr John Kemsley Marshall and Mary Valerie Marshall (nee Dymond) – b. 1947, Sarah Milman (nee Wade-Gery) – daughter of Rob Wade-Gery and Peg Wade-Gery (nee Dymond), younger sister of Sandy         Tim Marshall – son of Dr John Kemsley Marshall and Mary Valerie Marshall (nee Dymond)

Girl on far right of photo behind Tim Marshall – Catherine (Catkin) Dymond – daughter of John Dymond (brother of Peg and Mary) and Lois Dymond

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Photograph number: Other 25

Possibly 1970s

Hull and Barnsley railway

The Hull and Barnsley railway crossed the last line of Pennine foothills at Brierley in a mile long tunnel. The Hemsworth bypass now obliterates the railway line. If you follow the footpath going of to the left at the side of the roundabout coming out of Brierley, you can still see this bridge although the view is from about 20 feet above and is overgrown. (August 2005).

This photograph was received by email hence poor quality.

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