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10. L-Bee - 2008-07-05 17:57:58 |
THE CLOSING OF THE WORKING MENS CLUB AND THE WINNINGS IS VERY VERY DISAPPOINTING!! THE VILLAGE WILL NEVER BE THE SAME. SHAME. LIAM  |
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9. Sheila Hall - 2008-01-21 13:27:13 |
| Hi - would just like to say what a great site this is - the Ushaw Moor Memories section is particularly good - much appreciated!! |
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8. ernie wingfield - 2007-11-21 11:04:06 |
| still think of it as home left there about 31 years ago |
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7. Mai - 2007-10-12 18:52:00 |
I am looking for Jack Z. Scliinped who should be about 85 years old and in Reshburg area. Please send all responses to; My mother would greatly appreciate this. Thank you.  |
" target=_blank> 6. les clarke - 2007-09-11 10:13:34 |
Hi there...Would like to hear from anyone that was in ,or has pictures of ,the Ushaw Moor Moorlanders Juvenile Jazz band in the 70’s and 80’s want to include them on a site celebrating the "The good old days"
Anyone that could help then e.mail
thanks..take care..stay safe |
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5. Cameron Graham - 2007-05-13 16:17:57 |
Hi - We were at a wedding at the Derwent Manor Hotel and having always wanted to see where my great grandparents lived and died we went to find their grave at Ushaw Moor. They lived on Bannerman Terrace and it was quite moving to visit your community...
Thanks for the website! |
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4. Frances Ware - 2007-02-16 23:54:23 |
| A great website. Thanks to so many for sharing your memories. My father-in-law, Tom Ware, was born in Hareholm Chapel in 1912 & later lived in Ushaw Moor, 9 Dale & 19 Ushaw. His family moved to Canada in 1927. Tom passed away in 2004. I would have loved to share this site with him. |
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3. Percival Turnbull - 2006-06-19 14:58:17 |
| Congratulations on your excellent website. An alumnus of Ushaw Moor Mixed Infants, I well remember Mr Trotter and the two Misses Bates; the reputedly haunted house with a stuffed gorilla in its hall; the doctor’s surgery in Arthur Street which had a huge model tractor to beguile childish attention; the cinema in ?Station Road, where my mother took me to see ’Pinnochio’; climbing the ’magic steps’ up the hillside, on a Sunday’s walk. I never forgave Lord Robens, for sending us to Nottinghamshire! |
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" target=_blank>2. James Smith - 2006-04-02 16:45:39 |
Hi like the new Guestbook, dude
I love the SMILEYS
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