Them poor poeple back in the day. OMG
Like l said before wish l could speck to my granddad about this and other members of my family.
Wish the locaal schools would have taught me history about Bootle and the war in Liverpool ( 1066 ?
)St Mary,s Church
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bob. b
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Just remembered they also hit Peter Marsh's on that day in Canal st
Them poor poeple back in the day. OMG
Like l said before wish l could speck to my granddad about this and other members of my family.
Wish the locaal schools would have taught me history about Bootle and the war in Liverpool ( 1066 ? )
Them poor poeple back in the day. OMG
Like l said before wish l could speck to my granddad about this and other members of my family.
Wish the locaal schools would have taught me history about Bootle and the war in Liverpool ( 1066 ?
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Dan
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Bootle Times April 10 1936.
Report of the death of Mr. J. H. Scott, who became verger of St Mary's in 1877.
Some wonderful history in the article.
William Spurstow Miller, of the Castle and Bridge fame, was the driving force for the founding of the church.
Below is a photo of the level crossing at Seaforth, where you would cross by putting your hand out to stop the train.
Report of the death of Mr. J. H. Scott, who became verger of St Mary's in 1877.
Some wonderful history in the article.
William Spurstow Miller, of the Castle and Bridge fame, was the driving force for the founding of the church.
Below is a photo of the level crossing at Seaforth, where you would cross by putting your hand out to stop the train.