December 2011

Post by **TheGorbalsAdmin** » Tue Nov 20, 2012 10:04 pm

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Hello - my name is Helen Watson nee Hunt from Lawmoor Street. We left when I was 12. I can still remember the happy times growing up in the Gorbals. I went to St. Francis School. I would like to contact my school friends Mary Docherty and Agnes Bradley. I am not sure of married name. Agnes moves to Germany but I believe Mary still lives in the Gorbals. I would be greatful for any info. We all turned 60 this year and it would be good to catch up. Thank you. I love reading about Gorbals and if anyone out there remembers me or my family, we stayed at 351 Lawmoor Street, it would be good to here from you.

Submitted by: Helen Hunt
Glasgow, Scotland
28/12/11
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My name is John Cunningham, my dad lived in no. 5 Cumberland Street next to Bullochs off licence - same name as me. I found a few old photos of him - maybe some of you know the names? Please let me know and if you knew my dad. Photo at Boys Brigade - Alan Yates, Tucker Wilson, John Frazer, Tom Dougan. Photo at Abbotsford School - Alan Sangster, Ken Morrison, Neil Flannagan, Archie Bowman. Three boys sitting at Cumberland Street Gardens - John Swandells, Jim Hall, Danny Coll. If your name is on this, I can send you copies of the photos. Please if anyone knew John Cunningham, I would be grateful to know anything.

Submitted by: J. Cunningham
Oxford, England
27/12/11
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Wishing a very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all who have contributed to this the No.1 Website dedicated to the folk of the Gorbals past and present. And a special thank you to our very patient and hardworking Webmaster....well done. Terry Lennie.

Submitted by: Terry Lennie
Luton, England
27/12/11
Email: terry@tlennie.freeserve.co.uk

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Sorry Bob Kidd - genuine mistake.

Submitted by: Tommy Boyle
Leicestershire, England
26/12/11
Email: tommyketchup123@hotmail.com

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Merry Christmas.

Submitted by: Robert Mullen
Lochgoilhead, Scotland
25/12/11
Email:bigrobbiemullet@aol.com

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F.A.O. Georgie Porgie - I liked your post, made me laugh. I used to sell "Coal Brickets" on a Saturday morning in the Gorbals. I remember one time in Thistle Street, Lizzie Bailey the bookie gave me a ten pound note as I went to get her change I was offskie, I kept the money. I was 15 years old but still feel guilty after all these years but it was hard work. Do you remember queuing up at the bakers in Crown Street at the Poles bakery they were the days. Aw the best Georgy.

Submitted by: Ian Cleary
Glasgow, Scotland
25/12/11
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Does anyone remember plaster models of a Glasgow tenement and the Tollbooth at Glasgow Cross from about 20 years ago? Are they still available anywhere?

Submitted by: Steve Kirwan
Luton, England
25/12/11
Email: stephenkirwan@hotmail.com

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Hi there, when I was a wain in 29 Hospital Street, there was a poem that stuck with me. It goes like this: "come a riddle, come a riddle, come a rot tot tot, a wee wee man, in a red red coat, a scarf in his hand and stone down his throat, come a riddle come a riddle, come a rot tot tot." now my grandkids say it.

Submitted by: Robin Hayes
Manchester, England
24/12/11
Email: bombpipe@hotmail.co.uk

-------------------------------------------------------Looking for any info on a Frederick Kearney born March 25 1927 - he had two brothers James 1926 and Robert 1933. His father was Michael and mother Isabella nee Drury. He was sent to Canada by child welfare (not sure of date does) - anyone remember this family? The parents married in St. Francis Church in 1925. Any info would be appreciated.

Submitted by: Veronica
Vancouver, Canada
23/12/11
Email: vmcginn@telus.net

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F.A.O. Bob Kidd of Glasgow - that message from Tommy Boyle was meant for me, not you. Did not know there was a namesake from Glasgow? Who are you and what part of Glasgow do you come from?

Submitted by: Bob Kidd
Bristol, England
23/12/11
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Wishing everybody a merry christmas and a happier and healthy new year.

Submitted Josephine Stuksis
Glasgow, Scotland
23/12/11
Email: josephine.stuksis@btopenworld.comjosephine.stuksis@btopenworld.com

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Wishing you all a Happy Prosperous New Year, good will to all Gorbalites, been a mixed year with a lot of the old timers not writing in anymore, and some coming back.

Submitted by: Charlie McMurray
Glasgow, Scotland
21/12/11
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Hullo Hullo, My wee Lassies, getting ready once again for Xmas and the New Year, well I wish Everyone on here The Very Best including the guys! Just seems like yesterday when I was soon the duney winchin, ah the great wee days along Cumberland street, in and out the closes, in the pen, I would dae anything to relive just one of those days, great memories of my lovely Gorbals . Do you remember those coal men at Xmas carrying those coal bags up 3 flights of stairs? Yer wee Maw carrying about ten shopping bags all on her own bless them all. Yer Da most likely in the Mally Arms , cumin home and yer Maw had his diner waiting on the table, then when he finished it was us wanes. Yes those were the good Auld days, girls I have still got my mistletoe , have you?

Submitted by: Georgie Portie
Glasgow, Scotland
21/12/11
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I would like to wish everyone on this "GREAT SITE" a wonderful Christmas and a great New Year for 2012 when it comes especially the webmaster of "GORBALSLIVE" you do a great job keep the world Gorbalites in touch with each other :- Yours sincerely Thomas K Donnelly

Submitted by: Thomas Kelly Donnelly
Glasgow, Scotland
21/12/11
Email: weecheekyman@gmail.comweecheekyman@gmail.com

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Can anyone help me with this Meiklejohn who played for Rangers and was sine-die can anyone tell me why also John Thomson the Celtic goalie please give details, we have a few different stories here in the boozers, Happy new year to you all.Submitted by: John Miller
Glasgow, Scotland
21/12/11
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Looking for my relatives. They came from Thistle Street the Gorbals - my father was James Moore Born May 1929 he had a brother Jack & William and sisters Annie and Peggy. I know Peggy emigrated to the US had two daughters Rene and Barbara, the last I ever heard of my cousins was a Christmas card from Rene in 1969 from her, her husband Roy (or Ron) and her son Stephen. That was a long time ago.....would be lovely to hear from them.
Submitted by: Karen Moore
Surrey, England
21/12/11
Email: karen0111@me.comkaren0111@me.com

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Was there a St. Luke's Catholic School for boys back in the late 1930's in the Gorbals region? My dad once told me the name of the school and I'm sure he said St. Luke's, but I can't find it on websites nor can I find any history of it online. Any information would be most helpful!

Submitted by: Julie McLaughlan
Kentucky, USA
21/12/11
Email: mclaughlanjulie@yahoo.commclaughlanjulie@yahoo.com

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R.I.P. James SMUDGE Smith - sadly on the 19/12/2011. James passed away peacefully at Sherbrooke Lodge nursing home after spending 30 odd years in London working for the railway as a driver. Smudge suffered a stroke and was brought home to be looked after by his sister the late ka smith he suffered from kidney failure and bronchial pneumonia and passed away his funeral will be at 10 pm on saturday the 24th of december at blessed john dun scotus thereafter to st kentigerns cemetary for burial gone but not forgotten.

Submitted by: John Johnston
Glasgow, Scotland
20/12/11
Email: johnjo1968@hotmail.co.ukjohnjo1968@hotmail.co.uk

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New book coming out next year once again it is about the Gorbals. Starts off about Glasgow's poverty after the war and how it produced gangs, she-beens, drunken violence, goes on about Benny Lynch Cowboy Mc Cormack, says Glasgows Gorbals was a moderate working class society, until the Irish moved in, explains that they were the ones who instigated gangs in Glasgow, gives all the names, according to the book all gangs were Irish catholic, they say it destroyed the whole complex of Glasgow and its people, the excerts of the book are in the Mitchell library, Anyone on here any views on this? Its very calculating stuff, although I must wait to read the whole book, there are some interesting points, notably Boyle, Wilson, Friel, notorious gangsters were all from the same place and there heritage was as the book says. Happy New Year to everybody.
Submitted by: Billy Thomson
Glasgow, Scotland
20/12/11
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I hope everyone has a very merry Christmas and all the best for 2012 to Margaret from USA, Cathie from Blackpool, Rita and Chritine from London oh and nearly forgot my "wee cousin" Peter Dempsey from the east end of Glasgow. Amelia x Submitted by: Amelia McKinlay
Glasgow, Scotland
19/12/11
Email: ameliamckinlay@msn.comameliamckinlay@msn.com

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To the webmaster and all the folk on here - Happy New Year to one and all....may the Gorbals postings continue with the same friendly faces and honesty as we have had in recent weeks. People like Norman who helps others - bless him, Doris who makes us all laugh, J. Addison who keeps it all in perspective, Billy Malcom for just being here so long.Submitted by: Iain Cleary
Glasgow, Scotland
19/12/11
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F.A.O. Tommy Boyle - Please note my name is spelt with two D's - KIDD not Kid, like Billy the Kid and i am not Kidding. Thanks mate. Submitted by: Bob Kidd
Glasgow, Scotland
18/12/11
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I recently have been away from the forum because of all the scallywags who were on here, but have been enjoying it again nice to see old friends returning - this is a happy place again. Happy New Year to everyone, God bless, Big Tam.

Submitted by: Big Tam Craig
Tollcross, Scotland
18/12/11
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Big thanks to all my Gorbals pals who came to my 60th party, big Addy and his wife, Johnny Knotts, Denny Gallagher and Peter Hegarty, also Franny Murray and wee Ian Liddell, thanks for a great night, real Gorbals people the salt of the earth, and all Cumbie boys whether you like it or not, I was born at 142 Crown Street, the middle close between the Horse Shoe Bar and the Bank, and I can remember everybody who stayed up the close, the McMenemy's, Wason's, McIlroy's, the McGrory's (great neighbours) and the Grieves next door to us, I attended St. Lukes then Holyrood, A merry Xmas to everybody, --- Gerry Coll

Submitted by: Ten Quid
Australia
16/12/11
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Merry Christmas to all, especially Ann Ferguson (nee McDonaugh) and James Fletcher (The Jannie). Best Wishes For 2012 HAPPY NEW YEAR XXXXXXX

Submitted by: Isabella Henriques
England, UK
16/12/11
Email: i.henriques@btinternet.comi.henriques@btinternet.com

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I send you all a hearty warm New Year - have a good bevvy and toast the old Gorbies.

Submitted by: Danny Gill
England, UK
16/12/11
Email: gildanny1@gmail.comgildanny1@gmail.com

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Great to see all the old names back on line, especially Ten Quid, Doris, Rita and Cathie from Blackpool mentioned Amelia I haven't seen any posts from her in a long time hope she is well. She has one phenominal memory and I always looked forward to reading her posts. Anyway, everybody have a great time over the festive season and once again hope you all have a smashing 2012. Cheers Nan. xx

Submitted by: Nan Cameron
Scotland, UK
16/12/11
Email: partickbelle@hotmail.co.ukpartickbelle@hotmail.co.uk

"ah well it is that time of the year Xmas...Ah remember ma very first xmas, me Bertha n oor Artie all sitting in the bed in the big room, (it was always the warmest)when ma mwa came in wi a big smile oan her face ...Here Santa left you 3 a wee present .....You would have though we got the world but alas it was a big red apple n a wee chockalate Santa. Made our day. Next wan ah remember when me Artie John Frank and of course Bertha we joined a xmas club for to buy wir ain presents...Any time u got a penny or wi a bit o luck a tanner, right away we went to the wee shop on Rutherglen road and gave them our coppers ....Mine was a wee tea set Artie john n Frank wee trucks n motors bertha a Doll.....Again thought we had died n went to heaven..........Right noo save the newspapers ti keep the flers clean fur nereday windaeis all washed scullery concrete floor brand new wi a wee bit of chalk ti gie it a border thought we were toffs....Ma Maw she told ma Da noo Arthur dont be putting the dross and tottie peelings oan the fire to make it last we want it to be cheery .....Ah dont know who was the poorest in the scheme , but ah think we were all in the same boat jist efter the war.....always loved the smell o ma Maws cooking dumpling in the boiler, a big pot of soup, jings were we easily pleased .......Och so onyway we did appreciate every thing we got .......So all you fine people on here Ten Quid, Sam, Rita, Wee Wummin cannie remember all the names but a Verrrrrry Merrrrry Xmas and wi a bit of luck a great new year keep dancin n singing fur yir a lang time deed DAM and for all you nice folks who cannie understand ma patter TOO BAD and you thought ah was going to say sorry lol"Submitted by: Doris McIntyre
Slo, United USA
15/12/11
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Merry Christmas and a Guid New Year to all the old gorbalites. Nice to see 10 quid back on site, Amelia from Salisbury St. same as me and Rita, hope your peerie's still spinning. Health and happiness to all.
Submitted by: Cathie
Blackpool, United Kingdom
15/12/11
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FAO Tommy Boyle your welcome hope you have success have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Bob
Submitted by: Bob Kidd
Bristol, England
15/12/11
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I lost contact with my cousins Mary and Alice King who lived at 380 Rutherglen Road around 1960. They attended St Francis School around 1936. Their parents names were John and Julia King. Alice married John Lennon who was a baker at City Bakeries. Does anyone know where I can contact them?
Submitted by: Michael King
Auckland, New Zealand
15/12/11
Email: king.clan@xtra.co.nzking.clan@xtra.co.nz

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Just want to wish all on the Gorbals site a very Merry Xmas and all the very best in 2012 luv Anne.
Submitted by: Anne Brannan
St Catharines, Canada
14/12/11
Email: anneb44@live.caanneb44@live.ca

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I would just like to say a thank you to Bob Kid for the information he gave me, will follow that up. If anybody else wants to go through any of my previous posts and feel they can help then please feel free, thanks in advance and a merry christmas to you all.
Submitted by: Tommy Boyle
Leicestershire, England
14/12/11
Email: tommyketchup123@hotmail.comtommyketchup123@hotmail.com

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Wish to contact old friends and neighbours.
Submitted by: Hugh Fagan
Largs, Scotland
14/12/11
Email: hugh.fagan@btinternet.comhugh.fagan@btinternet.com

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Hi I was wondering if anyone could remember my mum and dad brought up in the Gorbals, my father was James and he stayed in Eglington Lane there was brothers Wullie, Harry sisters Jeannie, Tillie and Lizzie. Their father was called the Mayjor and mother was Annie McIllwrath. My mother was May Struthers and stayed in Thistle Street, she had a sister Jean and brother Alec, her father was Daniel and mother Mary. If anyone can remember please get in touch thank you.
Submitted by: Mary O'Brien
Glasgow, Scotland
12/12/11
Email: obrien792@btinternet.comobrien792@btinternet.com

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I am looking for Eddie Millagin he came from Kinning Park, he married one of the Greenhill girls this wouid be in 1956 to 58 he comes from Ireland.
Submitted by: Thomas Girvan
Glasgow, UK
13/12/11
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Happy New Year to U all tenquid.
Submitted by: Jimmy
Border, Oz
13/12/11
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To all the guys who wrote in about that dreaded word, thank you!! We are all too old to listen to that garbage, a part of our history that was sad, violence in our streets we don't need reminding. All the guys and galls on here are all the salt of the earth, good auld Gorbals people, this great forum has returned to normal and slowly but surely all the old names are coming back thank goodness as its enjoyable banter. Your letter Big Addy was good and we all appreciate it. By the way I never met you but didnae half know of you, I know you were a Celtic fan as my mate went to the matches with you occasionally Brian McCann, Anyway Good luck.
Submitted by: Billy Malcom
Easterhouse, Scotland
12/12/11
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Anybody know of the Burns family who lived in the Gorbals in the 50's, 60's brothers John, James, Patrick & Peter.
Submitted by: John Burns
Philadelphia, USA
12/12/11
Email: jjburns275@netzero.netjjburns275@netzero.net

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I'm not a Gorbals person but worked there for 12 years, I'm glad to have been able to help some of you regarding photos etc. All the best to all of you for the coming Christmas season and a Happy New Year.
Submitted by: Norman McNamee
Rutherglen, Scotland
12/12/11
Email: norman_mcnamee@hotmail.comnorman_mcnamee@hotmail.com

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Anybody remember the Grants from Kidston Street, Gorbals. Jimmy and Terry and kids Billy, Linda, Jamie and Charlie.
Submitted by: Linda lumsden (nee Grant)
Glasgow, Scotland
11/12/11
Email: lindalumsden1@yahoo.co.uklindalumsden1@yahoo.co.uk

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FAO; J Addison, I liked your post John, I also hate the mention of that word Cumbie, Happy new year to you all when it comes.
Submitted by: James Hossack
Glasgow, Scotland
11/12/11
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Just popping in to wish ye all A Very Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year, all the Best for 2012. Cheers Amb
Submitted by: AMB
Lake District, UK
10/12/11
Email: agbmu@yahoo.co.ukagbmu@yahoo.co.uk

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Hail all Gorbalites and in particular; Christina Philbin, DAM, Michael McGrory; Ten Quid; Ronnie Meldrum and all of the great pals I've met on the site. May you and yours have a great CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY AND HEALTHY 2012. Cheers Rita
Submitted by: Rita Moffat
Glasgow, Scotland
09/12/11
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Looking for any info on the Hudson family, Maggie Mullins coal yard or anything to do with the McDowall family.
Does anyone remmember my great aunts paper shop in Crown St. Mary Macs (MacFarlane) she used to have a sign in the window "free cigarettes tomorrow".
Submitted by: Denis
Glasgow, Scotland
09/12/11
Email: denisno2@live.co.ukdenisno2@live.co.uk

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My father talks about his parents having a fruit shop in the Gorbals but can't remember the name and wants to tell us about it. The shop belonged to his mother's family Mastertons and his dad married into the family and shop were called Hepburn. If anyone remembers this shop please can they tell me.
Submitted by: Alison
York, UK
09/12/11
Email: Alison@nedof2h.netAlison@nedof2h.net

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Big Addy; See you on the 31st! I just read your mail, I would like to emphasise your words We don't want to hear that word cumbie mentioned on here wee pal, its for losers and in the days when we didn't know better. G Sorley
Submitted by: G Sorley
Glasgow, Scotland
08/12/11
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Anyone remember my family. The Poli's from Norfolk Street. They had the chip shop. My grandparents are Rita and Armido. My mum and dad were Willie and Lilly.
Submitted by: Marina Poli
Glasgow, UK
08/12/11
Email: marinapoli@hotmail.co.ukmarinapoli@hotmail.co.uk

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I would like to say thankyou to a very special person who emailed me about my Great Grandfather, Wolfe Solansky fur merchant shop in Eglinton St. Glasgow. It was nice to hear something about the shop. I am still looking for any more information on the shop. PLEASE HELP. Thank you.
Submitted by: Davina Heath. (Campbell)
Brisbane, Australia
08/12/11
Email: hdavina@bigpond.comhdavina@bigpond.com

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Hey Sam great to hear from you..... knew you would make out just fine, everyone loves a Scots coach....Will you be going back to Colorado that is ???? Told you a lot of Brits there.....My nephew he is in Aspen, so maybe next trip ...Enjoy yirself at the PARTIES....Have a great holiday keep dancin and singin DAM
Submitted by: Doris McIntyre
Slo, USA
06/12/11
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I would like to wish all my friends from the Gorbals past and present a merry christmas and a peaceful and healthy new year. cheers Nan
Submitted by: Nan Cameron
Glasgow, Scotland
06/12/11
Email: partickbelle@hotmail.co.ukpartickbelle@hotmail.co.uk

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Hello. I'm helping a friend who's looking for a Sadie Quigley who was born in Co Louth, Ireland, and lived in the Gorbals (Florence St and/ or Crown St) for some time before emigrating to Canada in the early 1960s. She was also friends with a Marie Smith in Ospidal St. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Submitted by: Kathryn
Co Donegal, Ireland
06/12/11
Email: katd@eircom.netkatd@eircom.net

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Hi Terri I never got e-mail, my auntie was called Maryann, uncle was Frank, cousins were Robert & Alice
Submitted by: Peter Dempsey
Glasgow, Scotland
06/12/11
Email: peter_dempsey@hotmail.co.ukpeter_dempsey@hotmail.co.uk

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My sister Ruth Dodd and I are looking for information re the death of our great grandfather James Thomas Warbrook/e in 1896 or there about in Dublin Ireland. He was killed by a shaft from a horse drawn wagon owned by Lipton Tea while he was in charge of a horse drawn wagon owned by Arnotts Biscuits. We have just recently found out the driver of the tea wagon was charged with manslaughter. Other family members we are looking for are Lilly May Cooney, she come over to Australia for a family wedding then seems to have dissapeared from the face of the earth. Neil Gow & son Nathaniel renowned for their music in the 1800, and Margaret Gow she married Adam Pearson Armstrong, the latter landed on the West Australian shore with six children but no wife. Adam opened Ravenswood and Delkieth in WA. If anyone can shed some light on any of the above mentioned names we would be over the moon with joy. Many thanks Elsie.

Submitted by: Elsie Denham
North Ipswich, Australia
06/12/11
Email: elsiedenham@yahoo.com.auelsiedenham@yahoo.com.au

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Just got back home from Colorado football coaching got a bad ankle injury so home for Xmas and the Nerday, football closes down in the states this time of year, quite a few scots out there, ex chelsea player John Spencer doing really well, anyway A Big Hi to Doris, how are you hen? I see the old site is back on course, good news. One thing certain Ive got a few bob and Limpy Sam will be having a great festive time cheers to all the Gorbals cronies!
Submitted by: Sam the coach
Paisley, Scotland
05/12/11
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FAO Anne Grimes. Thanks for your reply. When did you work in The Irish House? Did they have many shops at the time? Who owned it/them? Wherabouts in Norfolk street was the shop? They were once owned by some people I know and we are trying to get a bit of history of them. Thanks.
Submitted by: G53
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04/12/11
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Does anyone remember RM Dallas at Polmadie Road? I worked there in 1945 to 1950.
Submitted by: Jimmy B
Glasgow, Scotland
04/12/11
Email: beatonjimmy@yahoo.co.ukbeatonjimmy@yahoo.co.uk

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I spent the first 10 years of my life in the Gorbals. We were living at 186 Hospital Street when we left in 1966 to live in a mansion in Barrowfield. Lol. I attended Camden Street primary along with my brothers John and Eddie and sister Margaret. My best pal was Andy Barbour who lived a couple of closes away from me and I think he lived with his auntie? Anyway we were best pals and in those days when your family moved that was it. I often wonder were Andy is and how he's getting on. Anyone know anything about Andy Barbour? If so, would love to hear from you. Thanks!
Submitted by: Andy Masterson
Glasgow, Scotland
04/12/11
Email: andrew.masterson@ntlworld.comandrew.masterson@ntlworld.com

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Now I see someone mentioned Arthur Blacks the shirtmaker in Enoch Sq. People from all over Glasgow used him, not just the soo-siders or the Cumbie. Us folk on here are mature we don't want to hear about the Cumbie, you must be in your 60s grow up man, do I know you because I had the misfortunate to be part of them. Good to see the rest of the web site is doing well, nice and friendly, good work Webmaster, your making a lot of good old Gorbals people Happy. Big Addy.
Submitted by: J Addison
Glasgow, Scotland
02/12/11
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Looking from Annie Malones from the Gallowgate area who maybe related to me. Alices restuarant. My gran was Alice Malone. My father was Willie McLaren, my other gran was Louisa McLaren.
Submitted by: Marie Stewart
Manchester, GB
01/12/11
Email: marierothnie@hotmail.co.ukmarierothnie@hotmail.co.uk

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