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Have you ever tried swallowing those suppository thingy-ma-jigs? I'd rather stuff them up my *rse!

The 1939 was a sort of census performed just before WW2 possibly prior to Identity cards being issued. Members of the McGlen family are actually listed within 3 relatively close addresses: St Cuthbert’s Tce, Millbank Cres and Beech Grove. However there are no results using St Cuthbert’s Crescent as the address.

.. Ohh my Big Gob, I think you should stop your silliness. You are really making a fool of yourself.

Hinney, ya could not shoot anyone doon even if ya had a twelve bore shotgun, ya would like ta think ya could but ya canit ya are just like a spoilt bairn stampin and wailing and hoying a tantrum cos ya canit get tha own way, mind thee ya could mevies talk or bore a few ta shoot thasells , but me only irritation comes from me poor owld Farmer Giles throbbing Ya see a divint really give a gnats chuff aboot Easter eggs or any of the other daft things ya blart on and obsess aboot, but a naa it gets rite up ya beak when folk divint agree with everything ya say and fail ta fall on bended knee and woorship ya, so it gives is a good laugh ta see ya teek all the bait a hoy at ya, and naa that ya will have steam cumming oot ya lugs wi a face like a turkey cock bangin away on ya computa Ya see hinny ya teek ya sell owa serious, and ya are more easy ta wind up than me owld alarm clock and a must admit ya meck is laugh Now a hear the word Christmas is ganna be banned from wa puddings this year, what di ya meek o that hinney

The 1939 register shows a McGlen family living at No 2 St Cuthbert’s Terrace. Obviously I don’t know if they are related to your subjects.

Ford House, St, Cuthberts Crescent was shown on two Probate records for two separate members of the McGlen family. I have looked at the available maps wirhout success. I am still looking.

@webtrekker @Eggy1948 and everyone one of you kind folks that have helped, thank you so much for everything, it really is appreciated so much. I am planning to visit very soon, work permitting to see if I can find out some more about the area and grandads family if any of them are still in the area. The photo I posted on here was taken 71 or 72 when I was five or six. All I can remember are the blonde lady at the front next to my great grandma is grandads sister Gladys, one of the gentlemen was called Jackie and one called Michael I think. I remember going to a wedding when I was there and visiting Blythe and Whitley Bay. Once again guys, thank you very much