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Lancashire / Re: St Jame's Church Clitheroe
« on: Friday 29 January 10 06:06 GMT (UK) »
Thank you all very much for your help, it is so refreshing to know there is genuine helpful people out there. 
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Lancashire / Re: St Jame's Church Clitheroe
« on: Thursday 28 January 10 07:09 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for the link Celia. 
Have checked this site and did not find St Jame's church of Clitheroe, I guess they have not done the records for this church yet.
Still a good site you gave me, thanks again.
Have checked this site and did not find St Jame's church of Clitheroe, I guess they have not done the records for this church yet.
Still a good site you gave me, thanks again.
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Lancashire / St Jame's Church Clitheroe
« on: Wednesday 27 January 10 14:32 GMT (UK) »
I am trying to find there records on the internet but with no success.
Does anybody know where I could get a look at them? I cannot travel so please only internet sites.
Thanks in advance.
Ray.
Does anybody know where I could get a look at them? I cannot travel so please only internet sites.
Thanks in advance.
Ray.
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Lancashire / Re: Looking for photos of Old Moss Side
« on: Sunday 17 January 10 07:50 GMT (UK) »
My mother was born in Park Street, the one that ran off Denmark Road.
I have been searching for quite some time now for pictures, without much success.
I do remember when I was a child visiting my Grandma with my mother, it was about 1959-65 era, there was a lot of houses across the road that they never rebuilt when they got bombed during the war.
My Grandma lived at 109 Park Street, it was a huge three story building with massive three roomed cellar, I was so scared to go down into it to get the coal and wood for the fire, but my uncle would help me, some fond memories of that place.
I have been searching for quite some time now for pictures, without much success.
I do remember when I was a child visiting my Grandma with my mother, it was about 1959-65 era, there was a lot of houses across the road that they never rebuilt when they got bombed during the war.
My Grandma lived at 109 Park Street, it was a huge three story building with massive three roomed cellar, I was so scared to go down into it to get the coal and wood for the fire, but my uncle would help me, some fond memories of that place.
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