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Image Comments posted by Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)
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@Canny lass - after many comments and confusion on the Facebook Past Times History group Nicola Ternent commented :- Right apparently Biff Smith is 1, Jackie Appleby is 7, Tommy Percy 19 and Joe Jones has told me that Joe grant was solo cornet but Joe Jones is not in this pic.
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@Canny lass - I will have to be more patient, looks like I jumped the gun. The photo was posted on the Facebook group, by John Dawson, yesterday so I add mine, with a few names. Loads of members commented but a couple kept contradicting each other and unfortunately I missed a few of the comments (on Facebook it doesn't show all the comments once it reaches a certain number it only shows the subsequent comments and then you have to click on a link - 'View nn more comments'. I have asked then to check and I will update, when I think they have finished - my fault I was too hasty
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@Tonyp - on the Durham Mining Museum site they keep a record of all the pits in Northumberland and Durham. For each pit they have pages of info including a list of miners (that they know about) that were killed at each pit. The site is maintained by volunteers and there is one guy (cos I was once in touch with him) called the 'Web Master' who updates all the records. For each miner that was killed he creates an In Memoriam page with the info he can find about about each deatch. This is the In Memoriam page created for your grandfather.
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No problem @Jammy - names updated. Alan Scott on the Bedlington Facebook groups where I posted the update photos thinks No 9 could be John Hamill, not Keith. What do you think?
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@Jammy - '?' removed from No 26
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@Jammy - No 29 updated.
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@Jammy - names updated from your list. Did you mean No 2 was Jeremy Pattern? I have also posted the updated photo, on the Bygone Bedlington Facebook group, for No 7, Alan Scott, to see. It was Alan who sent me the photo to add to the album on this site.
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@Raymond Tyrie - that photo you sent me was the first copy posted, without Audrey named at No 9. See the latest copy where a member, calling themselves 'Banktop' named Audrey on the 12th Feb and I have added her name to the photo.
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1 hour ago, Canny lass said:
Paul, I'll send you a personal message.
My hero
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10 hours ago, Canny lass said:
Is he sure it's Howard Row? I have it on very good authority (family) that Howard Row was stone-built. This looks like brick.
Widow seems abit big for the colliery houses as well.
He can't be 100% but knows they did live in No 1 Howard Row so it seems likely
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@Paul Lucas - Malcolm Davidson that posted the photo has commented :- 'No 1 Howard Row was occupied by my uncle and family, Robert and Jane Gair this was early 1900s their son Oswald was a pony driver underground in the pit. '
Doesn't prove who lived at No 1 in 1920 but as most colliery workers stayed in the same colliery house whilst they worked at the colliery more chance that your relatives lived in No 7.
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Clearer photo from Anne Crosby, Facebook group Bygone Bedlington, and with a year of 1957. Numbers added by Anne.