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millymcb
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By 1916 - it could have been either Stockport Infirmary or Stepping Hill, or Pendlebury Hall, or any of the six schools mentioned (or another place that isn't mentioned  ) -
Posting a picture is a very long shot (but I like long shots - you never know).
In the original post you said you were trying to find any records... it might be worth posting on the WW1 board to see if anyone there has ever heard of any hospital records being kept, or anything on movement of wounded soldiers.
Other than that maybe the local records office my have some info - now you can ask a more specific question giving names of the hospitals and schools. Or you could try old newspaper reports from the local papers of the time (try Stockport library).....again all very very long shots to try to find mention of a specific name.
Good Luck
Milly 
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McBride (Monaghan & Manchester), Derbyshire (Bollington,Cheshire), Knight (Newcastle,Staffs), Smith (Chorley, Lancashire & Ireland), Tipladay (Manchester & Yorkshire) ,Steadman (Madeley,Shropshire), Steele (Manchester & Glasgow), Parkinson (Wigan, Lancashire), Lovatt, Cornes & Turner (Staffordshire) Stott (Oldham, Lancs). All ended up in Ardwick, Manchester - in Cotton Mills, Iron Works, or running pubs and corner shops. Census informatio is Crown Copyright http://www.nationalarchives.g |
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rolnora
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The booklet sounds like a brilliant read, can’t wait to get my hands on a copy.
I had thought that the local Stockport newspapers would be a likely source of information and have intended to look at them but been a bit busy with other things lately and not had much time to spend at the library.
I have shown a copy of the photograph to various people of some senior years without much success. General consensus was The Infirmary or Stepping Hill.
Ray, just a thought, if you wanted to go “public” with this how about contacting The Stockport Express newspaper at www.stockportexpress.co.uk I feel sure they would find it interesting enough to print your photograph and run the story.
Pat.
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Carson, Stockport, Clowes/Clews, Stockport Mollard, Wilmslow, Handforth, Darlington, Cheadle, Cheshire Shanley, Cheshire and Ireland Quinn, Ireland, Stoke on Trent and Stockport Bowden, Stockport, Rooking, Addingham, Yorkshire Flannigan/ Flannagan, Macclesfield and Stockport Census information is Crown Copyright from, www.nationalarchives.gov.uk |
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kimhulme
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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For those interested, there was a military hospital in Poynton in WW1 on the A523 at a large house called Barlow Fold.
The photo of injured/ soldier looks to me as though in a ward rather than in a large room in a large house.
KimH
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millymcb
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Hi Kim
Welcome to Rootschat
Milly
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McBride (Monaghan & Manchester), Derbyshire (Bollington,Cheshire), Knight (Newcastle,Staffs), Smith (Chorley, Lancashire & Ireland), Tipladay (Manchester & Yorkshire) ,Steadman (Madeley,Shropshire), Steele (Manchester & Glasgow), Parkinson (Wigan, Lancashire), Lovatt, Cornes & Turner (Staffordshire) Stott (Oldham, Lancs). All ended up in Ardwick, Manchester - in Cotton Mills, Iron Works, or running pubs and corner shops. Census informatio is Crown Copyright http://www.nationalarchives.g |
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manmack
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there are a few group photos of nursing staff+doctors,in stockport library,i think most of them,are VAD nurses.
mack
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military history,mainly ww1,manchester pals battalions,tyneside irish +tyneside scottish brigades,leeds,liverpool,accrington,birmingham,hull,barnsley,swansea and salford pals.
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