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Anne Gilbert last won the day on May 24 2022
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Hi Ann, I lived in Netherton Lane as a small child in the early 1960s. Although I don't remember that name, I don't think that there are very many older houses along there. (I could be wrong!) It might be worth a walk along there. You never know, the name may still be on the house! Good luck with your search!
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Thanks so much for that information, Bill. It takes someone who was there to tell it how it really was. I never knew at the time how hard and dangerous it was for the miners. I'll always be proud of what my dad was. I hope your accounts help Steven find out what he is looking for.
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Thanks. I'd forgotten about The Journal!
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Hi Stephen. See my newspaper cuttings I've just posted.
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I've got a couple of newspaper cuttings about my dad's death on 19th December 1972. Not sure which paper. I think we mostly got the Evening Chronicle.
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Headstones, St Cuthbert's Churchyard.
Anne Gilbert commented on Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)'s gallery album in Historic Bedlington
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Headstones, St Cuthbert's Churchyard.
Anne Gilbert commented on Alan Edgar (Eggy1948)'s gallery album in Historic Bedlington
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Thanks so much for sharing that map. It makes me want to explore all those places again!
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I wonder if this is the same opencast area that I know about. It was behind our house in Netherton Lane (on the map now it says Westlea in that area). In 1963 my brother George drowned in a trench in an old opencast site which hadn't been filled in. It was soon filled in after that. Does anyone remember anything about that, please?
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Whitley Memorial 1952-3 Football team
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Dr Pit rows - Shiney row and Doctor Terrace.jpg
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