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Webmaster John Doxey
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WE'ERS THA LIVE ? |
| Able Street |
| East Vale Drive |
| Gullingwood Dr. |
| Hollings Lane |
| Park Vale Drive |
| South Vale Drive |
| St. Leonard's Ave |
| Vale Road |
| West Vale Grove |
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"WE'ERS THA' LIVE "? OLDGATE LANE WHINNEY HILL |
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Whinney Hill pre 1900 photos courtesy of the Bird Family
Looking down Whinney Hill Looking up: Whinney Hill on right Doncaster Road Left |
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Below are the photos above repaired and transformed created by John Doxey
1900
I also have a memory of sliding down the whole way one winter, as a passenger in the back of a works van. Luckily we did not meet any vehicles trying to get up the hill, though as we neared the bottom a bus turned from Doncaster road, saw us and stopped, which was just as well as we were on the wrong side of the road at that stage.
The driver managed to regain complete control near the bottom and we came to a halt facing the shops on the left, just avoiding sideswiping the bus. To the drivers credit [ Joe Butcher ] he kept calm all the way down, which is more than his passengers did I can tell you.
Harold Barber tells us that the rows of colliery
houses on one side of Oldgate Lane were in blocks of 11 dwellings and back
in the 1930s were referred to as Whinney Hill, whereas the house on the left
of the photo above which were non colliery houses were referred to as
Oldgate Lane.
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WHO LIVED WHERE |
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Please note that prior to the Second World War the actual tenant's of the houses below took in lodgers, from the list below unless stated the actual tenant is not certain in any given period.
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ODD NUMBERS |
EVEN NUMBERS Please note that even numbers were actually within the Dalton boundary |
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1 F. Gakley 1920 Joseph E. Ackell 1928 Ernest Stacey 1927
W H Nixon 1919 Joseph Day 1919
Daniel Ellison 1919 45
H. Birden [ Burden ? ] 1919 Police Constable (Bobby) Calvert Mrs. Calvert and children
Gordon and Marjorie
(Madge) 1930s
daughters Annis and Kate + grandchildren Alfred, Lewis, Len &
Betty 1930s lodgers Georgina Higgins & daughter Iris.
Also Mr & Mrs
Walter Smith 1930s
family Douglas, John, Olive and Gertrude (possibly 2 further
children) 1930s
family Vera, Tom and Annie1930s
Agnes, Tom, Ted, Vincent, Vera, Margaret & Mary 1930s |
2 4 John Kowley ?1919 Ellis Hunt 1920 E. Fletcher 1924 Lawrence Hinchcliffe 1919 Michael Towey 1920 Martin Dignan 1920 H. Williams 1924 sons William & Eric 1930's daughter Margaret (believed to be in Australia) 1930s family Olive, George, Annie, Vernon, Mabel & Lilly 1930s daughter Annie and grandson Harold Barber1930s sons Colin, Donald, Geoffrey and Malcolm 1930s son, Albert Pegg 1930s brother Horace Neale 1930s daughters Evelyn & Annie 1930s |
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OTHER DWELLINGS SHOPS ETC. |
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Starting at the bottom of Whinney
Hill. even numbers 70 Thrybergh Sports and Social Club Fosters Store Smiths shop Willey Butcher St Peters Church Whinney Hill School
Other side odd numbers Police Station |
Street not Known Albert Marchant 1919 |
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NUMBER UNKNOWN |
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STATEMENT : I have no affiliation with any Trade Union, Political body, or organization regarding the information on this site. All information on this site is Factual and correct to the extent of my knowledge. There is no intent to cause offence to any individual. Should you spot an error please let me know and that error will be corrected. PEASE NOTE: This site is the result of over 7 years research,
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James Ross, the story of St. Leonard's Cross, and other items on this
site were compiled, and first published on this site in their present
context as a study of Thrybergh. If you use this site as a source, out
of courtesy, please give credit where it is due as I have done on this
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