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27th October 2011 |
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Gilly Roberts-Smith |
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I can't thank you enough for this wonderful site, it has
brought a tear to my eye. My late dad often used to tell me of
his mother's two brothers who were killed during WWI. It is all
the more ironic because shortly it will be Remembrance Sunday, I
have been trying to find out more about them for years. I
believe I was told by my father that one of the brothers was a
gunner and took a direct hit during a battle. I think I have
just seen their two names inscribed on the War Memorial at
Rowlands Church and it appears that they died within one month
of each other in 1918.
My dad had quite a lot of connections with Rowlands as I seem
to remember him telling me he and his twin brother were born in
a cottage not far from Rowlands school in 1924 and that he
attended there when he was small.
I am very grateful for any information about the following
surnames:-
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Kershaw
Rowlands |
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142 |
25th October 2011 |
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Tracey Upton-Hill |
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What a fab website. I was born in Summerseat, lived there
from 1972 until 1993 on Queens Place. I have very fond memories
and can remember every detail of the village and the people who
lived there - I can still remember all the names of families on
Queens Place. It was interesting to see a picture of the old
Rowlands church, as I was christened there but it was knocked
down a few years later and I never knew what it looked like.
Remember looking out onto the tomb from class 4 at Summerseat
Methodist school though. It was a true village where everyone
knew everyone and kept a lookout on each other. I remember many
nostalgic things and consider it a wonderful place to have grown
up. It was a safe a beautiful place to grow up. I will come back
and visit one day and hope it hasn't changed too much.
My Mum worked up at Summerseat House for many years as the
school cook and was a mother hen to many a young resident there.
I used to walk up and meet her after school and still remember
the big old house with it's unique smell, scary cellars and big
winding staircase.
Thank you for a great website providing an insight into a
place full of wonderful memories. |
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141 |
13th October 2011 |
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Susanne Westwater |
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Thank you to all who took the trouble to photograph and
transcribe the headstones - what a boon for family history
researchers, especially those who live too far away to visit, or
are too infirm to negotiate some graveyards that are especially
poorly maintained.
This would be an excellent model for others to follow. |
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Surnames I am Researching: |
Isherwood - Edgworth & Bury
Mather - Edgworth
Rambottom - Shuttleworth & Spotland
Taylor - Bury, Shuttleworth & Spotland
Rothwell - Ringley & Bury |
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140 |
23rd September 2011 |
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Linda McKenna |
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I stayed at Summerseat house from 1964 to 67 very fond
memories. I hope to contact others who were privileged to have
spent some of their child-hood there. I have visited a couple of
times over the years. I'm planning to visit again soon.
I was very surprised about the history of the house it's
amazing to think we stayed in a huge mansion steeped in so much
History. I feel blessed, for the memories. would like to remenis
down memory lane. |
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Joeanne Cozack. Helen don't remember her last name, I know
there were boy's there too I had a boy friend don't remember his
name. |
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139 |
30th August 2011 |
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Brian Smyth |
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Discovering this website has bought back many happy memories
for me as I was a pupil at Summerseat house from April 1963 to
April 1968 A return visit to Summerseat house (if it could be
arranged) after all these years would make my memories complete.
I can even remember the names of some of the staff who worked
there.
Thanks for such a great website.
Were you a pupil at Summerseat House between 1963 and 1968?
If so then I would be interested to hear from you. I spent 5
happy years there. |
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Summerseat House/Summerseat village |
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138 |
19th August 2011 |
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Margaret Brown |
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Hy I came across your website and found the grave of one of
my ancestors and was wondering if you can ell me if there is a
Sir Cassie Holden also buried there he was the son of my
ancestor also a Norman Holden
Thank you |
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137 |
14th July 2011 |
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Peter Beaton |
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I lived with my grandmother (Evelyn Cartwright) at 15 India
St, Summerseat, from about 1940 until about 1945.
I have (or had) numerous cousins living in Summerseat.
I now live in Australia and would like to contact any living
relatives in Summerseat.
My brother lived In Summerseat until his death. I am a
"foreigner" living most of my childhood in Leeds Yorkshire. |
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Surnames I am Researching: |
John Marshall and his wife Evelyn Cartwright |
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136 |
11th July 2011 |
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Helen Lynch |
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I was at Summerseat school in the 1970s |
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135 |
22nd June 2011 |
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Christine Darrock |
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I came across your site by accident when I was researching
via Ancestry.com who linked me into the internet re a cousin. I
then found your site re Park Chapel and am interested that you
took the trouble to photograph and detail the headstones. I know
you must have only recently taken the photos as the bulbs I
planted in front of two of the graves, Darrock and Davenport are
shown as beginning to grow! Also Joseph Lees is an ancestor of
my husband. |
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Surnames I am Researching: |
Darrock, Davenport, Lees. |
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134 |
21st June 2011 |
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Enid |
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A big thank you for more gravestone photos. Shuttleworth.
Wonderful memorial verses . Peter, thank for this web site. |
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St John's Free Church Tottington. |
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133 |
7th June 2011 |
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Brenda Whiteman nee Walsh |
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Thanks Peter for this extremely informative site. I have used
it so much in researching my family tree and it has helped
enormously. Your recent additions from Park congregational
gravestones has found my gt gt grandfathers grave. I've also had
other researchers contact me with photos and info.
I will continue to visit the site and soon Summerseat itself. |
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Surnames I am Researching: |
Walsh, Scholes, Affetside, Robin Rd, Rowlands, Thomas
Bennett. |
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132 |
17th May 2011 |
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Lynda Tait |
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A valuable aid to my
research into my Lancashire roots. I am being frustrated in my
efforts to research my maternal grandfather George Wall Wilson,
who married my grandmother Sarah Arabella Ombler Barlow on 30
Nov 1915. I know he died at Urmston in Feb 1949, but have had no
success on the Lancs Births Marriages Deaths site. He was a
mechanical engineer. |
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Surnames I am Researching: |
William Barlow (b
1797),Edwin Ombler, Sarah Ombler (b 1823), George Wall Wilson (b
abt 1892 - Sgt 15 Lancs Fusiliers.) |
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14th May 2011 |
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Katherine Thompson &
Tom Dunlop |
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What a brilliant website. Myself & my partner have just
bought a house on Plantation View & this website gave us a
insight into the history of Summerseat & some of its hidden
gems! We are looking forward to settling in our first home
together in such a lovely village. Keep up the good work! |
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Summerseat, steam train, natural waterfall, historic info. |
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130 |
16th April 2011 |
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Carol Brown |
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WOW1 What a fantastic site.
As a resident of S/Seat for 20years plus, I find this so
informative.
Thanks |
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129 |
26th March 2011 |
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Helen McNally |
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My great-great grandparents, (James) Richard and Rachel
Ashman lived in Summerseat sometime after 1911 (when they are
still in Salford) and at least until the early 1940s. My mother,
born 1934, remembers going to see them on a bus and a train from
Salford although she doesn't remember how old she was, she was
old enough to remember the trip and some details. She says
Rachel had a bakery business that was across the field from
where they lived and there were some other family members there
too. Rachel's maiden name was Almond, they were from Leeds.
Richard and Rachel had met and married in Morley and they went
over to live in Salford at the turn of the century.
I wonder if they died and were buried in Summerseat.
Your website is very good and maybe it'll encourage to visit the
town one day. Well done! |
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Ashman, Almond |
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128 |
24th March 2011 |
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Vicki Dobbins Parker |
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I stayed with the Ratcliffe's in their home at Stormer Hill
House when I was a teen in the early 1970's. I have lost track
of the family as I live in the US. The daughter, Elizabeth had
initially stayed with us in the US through an exchange with her
high school. Names have faded, and I can't even remember the
only son's name. He was the youngest and is last name would
still be the same. All the girls have married, and names would
be different. Fond memories, wonderful experience all the way
around. Wonderful family to share their time showing my mother
and myself all around England.
Wish I could contact them. |
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Elizabeth Ratcliffe Matthews - Husband, Jeremy? |
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2nd March 2011 |
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Joseph Frank Ward III |
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Wonderful confirmation of the family history I was shown and
told growing up in Louisiana.
My Dad was from New Orleans, graduated from LSU in engineering,
and was U.S. Merchant Marine officer during WWII. His oil tanker
ship was torpedoed by a German U-Boat in the Gulf of Mexico
coming out of the Mississippi River headed to England/Europe. He
survived, went on to graduate from the U.S. Merchant Marine
Academy at King's Point and spent the next 30 years as a ship's
captain.
Ur site is such a reward and so wonderful! Filled in many blanks
for me and my family about our family traditions, history, tree,
amazing relatives and British home of origin.
Thanks for all ur dedication, love, talent and hard work.
Carry on.
Have been to England several times but never to Summerseat. It's
tops on my list for our next visit ASAP.
If there is anything I can do to help, plz email me here.
With Love and Peace always, Namast |
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Summerseat, UK |
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126 |
17th February 2011 |
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David Barry |
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What an excellent trip down memory lane.
I was born in 5 Plantation View in 1968 . And left the
village around 20 years later . Son of Brenda and Harold .
I loved every minute of growing up in our village. I have
loads of great memories, Whether it was, A day on the river
swing on waterside road. Or sliding down the hills on a piece of
cardboard. Bommy nights on the spare ground. There are just to
many great times to mention..
A child could not of wished to grow up in a better place ,
..... Great times. |
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125 |
5th February 2011 |
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Ann Lang |
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Spent many Easter Holidays in the village from 1946 onwards.
My grandparents were Alfred & Lily Graham who lived in
Plantation View.
My aunt recently died. She still lived in Plantation View.
My father Robert Graham was born and brought up in
Summerseat. |
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Would like to know more about Alfred Graham who married
Phyllis Howell in 1929 and lived in Summerseat all their
married life. They had a daughter Doreen. I would especially
like to find out the date of birth of Alfred Graham.
It would appear to be between 1904/1906. |
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4th February 2011 |
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Michael Barry |
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After being asked by my children were i
was born I said outloud Summerseat I opened the info on here and
went through the many old photos of Summerseat, when I was a kid
- son of Brenda and Harold Barry. brother of David and Joanne. I
was intrigued at how this have changed over the years.
I explained all the photos I remember.
Brill I will be back to take another look. |
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5th January 2011 |
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Jane |
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Wonderful web site! Thank you! |
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Surnames I am Researching: |
Ashworth - Tottington
Kay - Tottington
Cartman - Summerseat
Tattersall - Summerseat
Shaw - Burnley
Brooks - Tottington
Carr - Bury
Bowler - Stockport |
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18th October 2010 |
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Neil Collier |
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What a brilliant website! Through this I have found
information about my great/grandparents and a photo of their
gravestone.
My poor great grandmother lost her husband aged 41 ;a child
aged 3; a child aged 1 and 4month old twin boys whilst in
Summerseat but battled on herself to the age of 80 when she
re-joined her family in the now overgrown Rowlands graveyard.
(Can we not clear it?) |
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Surnames I am Researching: |
Cox and Collier on Railway St and/or Lower mill St in the
1880's and 1890's |
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18th October 2010 |
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Stephanie Tulej (nee Lonsdale) |
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What a lot of hard work you've done!
I've just discovered (on Ancestry .com) What might be an
entry for my great grandparents Henry and Elizabeth Lonsdale
(nee Park) on Robin Road. Although it gives no ages for them and
his job is different from what he later did, the age of their
son Thomas tallies with later censuses.
I Googled Robin Road as I wasn't sure where it was and came
across your interesting website!
Thankyou! |
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Lonsdale Park Fairclough Savin |
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120 |
15th October 2010 |
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Kate Marais |
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Thanks for all these great photos and the history of
Summerseat.
I grew up in Queens Place and now live in South Africa - its
great to be able to show my kids my childhood home! |
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119 |
13th October 2010 |
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Tony Harrison |
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I lived at No1 North View for 6 years (1983 - 1989)but moved
down to Warwick after that. I had reason to be back up't North
today and with some time to kill decided to pop down Bass Lane
to see what had changed. Well, obviously quite a lot but once
you looked past some of the new buildings it was amazing how
much came flooding back and I once again appreciated what a
special place Summerseat really is. I recalled turning down Bass
Lane after slogging up and down the UK motorway system for my
job and immediately feeling more relaxed as the vista changed
and I reacclimatised to the peace and quite.
One disappointment was the old Liberal Club which although
never the most attractive building certainly had more character
than what is sitting there today. I also recalled the
steward/custodian at the time Cyril(?) who was the most
unbelievably knowledgeable man on a whole host of subjects.
Cyril accompanied me on my last business trip to Barbados and
once I introduced him to the owner of the company where I was
working they spent hours and hours discussing the bible and the
tactics of tank warfare. Not a logical connection in my mind but
they obviously enjoyed the debate.
Thanks to the owners of this site for letting me reminisce
even more than I did this morning. |
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Not really researching and I doubt Cyril is still living in
Summerseat but if he is and someone bumps into him tell him I
said Hello. |
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6th October 2010 |
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Susan Maggi Coles |
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What a great website, easy to understand, with lots of
information and names etc. Thank you, regards Maggi. |
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Thomas Holden, not sure of his d.o.b.-he Married Elizabeth?
She was born around 1838? Their son (my Great Gandpa,-born
around 1872) James William Holden married a Florence Neville
(possibly she was from Leeds) I have only snippets - but I would
like to find any of the Holdens going back to Thomas and before.
My Gran, the daughter of James and Florence did not say a lot
about her family but a few years ago she did mention to a family
member that she seemed to remember something about someone in
her family being involved in the textile trade with India, sadly
Gran is no longer with us but as this information has just come
to light it has interested me as to whether it is true or not
and so as I am sure James William came from Summerseat (or
close) I wondered if any one can help me expand on what little
information I have.
Thanking you regards Maggi. |
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1st October 2010 |
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Angela Mills |
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Peter and Chris you have both done a
really good job, it was lovely looking through all your research
and can't wait to show my mum. x |
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Surnames I am Researching: |
Keith Mills of Summerseat |
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116 |
21st September 2010 |
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Nigel Armstrong |
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Thank you for this nice site - it is good to see love for a
place. |
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Whittaker & Wolstenholme |
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16th August 2010 |
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Grahame Sharples |
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Great site. It all makes more sense now that I have visited a
couple of times and walked around some of the area. |
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I am looking at the Haworths, Parkers and Hutchinsons of
Woodhey and Holcombe Brook as seen in the 1871 and 1881 Census
with Barnes Haworth as the senior figure.
They were concerned with the Woodhey Chemical Works, Bank
Mill and New York Mill on Redisher Brook. Various ruins can
still be seen on the brook below the Hare and Hounds. Any
comments or information would be appreciated.
Barnes died in 1882 and is buried at Emmanuel at Holcombe. He
was married to Hannah Duckworth and was a Manufacturing Chemist. |
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6th July 2010 |
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James dean |
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Hi
I was a boarder at Summerseat House in 1956 due to a bad
chest infection caused by the fog and smoke of Manchester, which
was very industrial [mines mills etc.]
I have happy memories of the open fields around the house,
and the big tree in the front garden which we used to hide
behind when playing hide and seek with nurse Grey. I stayed for
two years before going on to an open air school in Cheetham
Hill.
I am now sixty and still have chest problems but think that
if not for my stay at Summerseat i would not be here today. |
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22nd April 2010 |
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Vix |
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What a brilliant site, I was only planning on dipping in and
discovered I've been sat here totally transfixed for over an
hour!
I do the breakfast show on 107.4 Tower FM and I have a
feature where I have a quick little fact about our area.
Sometimes its Bury sometimes its Bolton, well your site will
certainly give me plenty to talk about.
I lived in Bury for many years, I cannot believe how much has
changed, I love history its really interesting and hopefully it
will fuel other peoples interest when I mention some of the
amazing work you have done here!
Please keep up the excellent work, if I ever find anything
whilst researching for the breakfast show I'll pass it over to
you!
You have my total admiration for the work you've done, please
keep going - I'll be book marking you so I can find you again!
Kindest regards
Vix...x |
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112 |
10th April 2010 |
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Martin Sanders |
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Looking for a long lost relative Daphne Sanders who moved to
Summerseat in c1954 to be with her boyfriend then and whom we
think she married in 1957 in Heywood.
Research seems to suggest that his name might be David
Barker, so they were David and Daphne Barker... any information
on Daphne and her family would be interesting. |
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Daphne Sanders , Daphne Barker |
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111 |
3rd April 2010 |
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Frances Shankland |
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I visited Summerseat briefly last weekend. My mum lived there
as a child. She died recently, and I didn't have enough time to
research her child hood home properly. I found your site to be
very helpful and will visit again.
Thanks for all your hard work. |
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Ashworth, Cartman, Tattershall, Brookes (Brooks). |
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31st March 2010 |
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Mollie Senior |
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I stayed at Summerseat House convalescing from January 1948
to November 1948. I had my 11th birthday whilst there. Are there
any photographs of the building and grounds during that period. |
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28th March 2010 |
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Helen Mercer |
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Hi there, I am a
descendant of John Altham who was a farmer and butcher in
Summerseat during 1851 - 1880. He moved with many of his family
from Grindleton near Clitheroe which was then part of Yorkshire.
I have been to Summerseat, but could not find any of the houses
they lived in. I am sure Plum Tree House still exists, but could
not find it.
Thanks for the web site - very interesting |
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Altham. |
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108 |
24th March 2010 |
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Neil Stansfield |
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Very interesting and well researched website. |
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I'm looking for relatives of William Easey, who was a butcher
from Hall St around the 1930's - 1940's |
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17th March 2010 |
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Ann G. Parker |
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What an interesting site! I will return to it. Ann Parker,
New England, USA |
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Surnames I am Researching: |
Royall, Lockett, Maraman. |
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106 |
13th March 2010 |
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Ann Ashworth |
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I am on a return visit after a year-long lay off because of
illness.
I am so grateful to Peter and his family for providing so
much family history/local information to us all for free. Thanks
to him I managed to locate the grave of my 4x gt grandfather and
other family members at Rowlands old Church, which I had been
looking for for years.
Thank you so much for your continued commitment to this
website. |
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Surnames I am Researching: |
HILTON's of Summerseat/Pilkington |
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105 |
8th March 2010 |
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Pam Galloway |
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I didn't realise my mum's story was here (Lilian Galloway).
It was gratifying to take her back to Summerseat House in the
summer of 2008. She was very happy to be there again.
Thanks for keeping this resource for people who may have
interest in the history of the place. |
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104 |
3rd March 2010 |
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Brenda Joel |
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I lived at Summerseat House in the late
60's as a child who had chronic asthma, my name then was Brenda
Morton. I am interested in finding people who were there at the
same time. |
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I would like to get more photos of the
house and grounds if possible. |
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103 |
7th February 2010 |
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Angela Burke |
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What a great site! I lived in the village from 1948 - 68 when
I married. It brought back a lot of memories. Milkman Joe Pye's
horse Dolly used to knock on our front door in Beech Street with
her nose to get her regular sugar butty! The weekly visit from
George in his old converted charabang filled with fruit, veg and
fish. Everyone used to really clean the outside of their houses
using the dolly stone to whiten the edge of the steps. The small
local shops - Mooneys then Ronnie Stewarts in India Street,
Harry Everett 'over the bridge' near one of the 2 Co-ops.
Oh happy days!! Keep up the good work |
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16th January 2010 |
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Gary Greenwood |
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I am researching my great grandfather who lived at the
Rowlands, Rowlands Lane Summerseat.
His name is Squire Greenwood my great grandma was Priscilla
Greenwood there son Howarth Greenwood was killed in world war1,
at Gallipoli in 1915 he was in the Royal Lancashire Fusiliers I
found my family in the 1901 census. I would like to know if my
great grandparents are buried locally. |
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I am going to research in BDM to see if I can trace any more
information. |
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9th January 2010 |
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Tony Wilson |
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I have visited this sight many times in the past and as an ex
resident of Holly Street (1965 - 1970) I find it so interesting.
The amount of effort you have obviously put in and the
overall quality of the site add so much to the enjoyment.
Thanks! |
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I used to go to Campaigners at the Evangellical church which
stood on the corner of Railway Street opposite the Liberal club
(was it previously a co-op?) and it would be interesting to see
any old pictures. |
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