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  • @davidgorman2995
    @davidgorman2995 5 лет назад +1

    Great video love David Gorman great pics of my Brother Dean thanks for the memories

  • @Elconbrioso
    @Elconbrioso 2 года назад +1

    Great video Ken. Shame many of the buildings with character got knocked down - and replaced with horrid, faceless, post war architecture. If only the planners and builders had got together and worked on refurb - rather than new build.
    Just doing a little digging into my ancestry. My Mother, nee Elizabeth Ayton, lived at Barnsbury Terrace until 1960. Apparently, distantly, related to J. Ayton undertakers - possibly removed to Australia. Anybody got any leads?

  • @nicosnicholas5871
    @nicosnicholas5871 6 лет назад +1

    I used to live in Frederica street in the 60s just pass the railway bridge and opposite the prison it's all been nocked down and rebuild on now haven't been back for many many years but thank you very much Ken for the memories.

  • @patriciadavis6445
    @patriciadavis6445 10 лет назад +1

    Great ken, just great, well done, and thank you, xxx

  • @mikej4193
    @mikej4193 4 года назад +1

    God Bless Kate and George Dudley .x

  • @christinenaylor4912
    @christinenaylor4912 2 года назад

    ust wondering if anyone remembers my family from Huntingdon Street...Fred Smith, wife Elizabeth, daughter Freda ( Frederica) who had twin girls Amber and Ruth in the late 50's-60's and mym old nan Lizzy Smith married to Sydney Smith...also my uncle 'Boy' (Sydney) who married Margaret and I think lived in Offord Road(?) they had a daughter Barbara Ann...any info or memories would be appreciated....many thanks

  • @Grazorback43
    @Grazorback43 4 года назад

    RIP' Dean Gorman, my old mucker, Miss you Mate.