Kitty Brewster (Cowpen)

[davidpaul]

Just out of a matter of interest I obtain a book some time back regarding this area hand written sort of diary peom book that names all these areas will when i get the chance post the names mentioned in this book if i remember right the surname with photo was mason from the early 1900s

[dolly dimples]

Will look forward to that David. 
                                                  Dolly .

[davidpaul]

This book does mention kitty Brewster's.it also mention bedlington Northumberland.

[c-side]

That looks fascinating, David.  Does it give any indication of date?

Christine

[davidpaul]

Theirs a few dates ranging from 1918 and the 1920s and the a few names one being a kitty short I have looked to see if i could find harry mason local to this area and did find one from blyth

[davidpaul]

All so the name Ann gilroy keeps popping up and the area sleekburn if that helps

[roy john]

Hi there. I have been researching my family history and found in the 1901 census that my forebear John CURTIS was landlord of the Kitty Brewster. He lived there with his wife Catherine and children George, Ann and Elizabeth.
How long he had been landlord I do not know as he was a miner in the 1891 census.

Roy

[pityackafromblyth]

Hi there. I have been researching my family history and found in the 1901 census that my forebear John CURTIS was landlord of the Kitty Brewster. He lived there with his wife Catherine and children George, Ann and Elizabeth.
How long he had been landlord I do not know as he was a miner in the 1891 census.

Roy

welcome to Rootschat.. roy john.  I grew up within a mile of the Kitty Brewster, and used that pub, and the others nearby in the 1960s and the 70s.  I cannot assist re your ancestors, BUT, within a few hours, at the most, ,,,you will be receiving replies from many in here.

[c-side]

And a welcome from me, too.

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