Browne Street

[annemad10]

HI, Does anyone have any photos of Browne St from the early 1950's I lived there with Susan and Donald lewis at 18 Browne St, I later moved to Bailey Drive L 20 till I was about 7. I know its a long time ago but hopefully someone will remember them my name is also Susan.

[BOBHAMO]

Hi Annemad and welcome
these are just the demolision of ashcroft and the back of browne street
i look ed in the 1949 dir and the 1962 dir but no sign of the lewises at no 18



the last one is st marys with browne street over the road
a bob, b photo

bob hamo

[john j connell]

A family named Lewis (Danny) lived in Bank Cottages, off Bank Rd, at the bottom of Browne St. The nearly demolished house next to The Little Merton was the home of my aunty Annie and uncle Christie (Burns). JJC.

[john james ingham]

hey john I knew annie and Christie very well we all drank in the little merton and young ann and husband tommy and Christie great people and great friends.

[annemad10]

Hi, Thank you for the welcome, and the photos, I think Don had 2 brothers Stanley, Kenneth and a sister Irene,

[annemad10]

Hi Annemad and welcome
these are just the demolision of ashcroft and the back of browne street
i look ed in the 1949 dir and the 1962 dir but no sign of the lewises at no 18



the last one is st marys with browne street over the road
a bob, b photo

bob hamo

Hi, I now know know the year we would have been living in Browne st it was 1952/1953
There was also sisters Kay and Maggie kelly living in the same house. Thank you for the information.

[MandySaunderson]

Donald Lewis is My dad,Esther and Joseph Lewis were my Grandma and Grandad,My Uncles were Ken,and Stan and Auntie Irene.My dad was married to Susan and adopted a little girl Susan.

[BOBHAMO]

Welcome Mandy
1952
1952

Joseph Lewis was at 18 Bailey drive 1952

Browne st 1947 with the lorry and St Marys
bobhamo

[Classic 51]

Thank you Mandy for the information you sent to my son.
Susan.

[Classic 51]

Thank you Bobhamo Mrs Mary Waters at no 18 was my nin my mother's mum.

[MandySaunderson]

Hi Susan are you the little girl who my Dad adopted?If so I'm interested to discover what happened to you after My Gran and Grandad and Dad had you living with them in 18 Bailey Drive Bootle?

[Classic 51]

Hello Mandy, yes I am, I was about 6 at the time when someone came into the classroom and took me out of school never to return, It was Roberts drive school. My son has been in touch with Crosby Library to see when and how long I was at the school but I am not on the registers, There is more information in an email I sent you.

[MandySaunderson]

Hi Susan,I can't find an email from you,which address did you send it to?

[Classic 51]

Hi Mandy, I sent it to the email address on the message you sent to John.

[MandySaunderson]

Sorry Susan I haven't received it,I'm not very good with emails,I can't seem to find it.

[Classic 51]

Hi Mandy have sent message again through the contact email.

[Deedee67]

HI, Does anyone have any photos of Browne St from the early 1950's I lived there with Susan and Donald lewis at 18 Browne St, I later moved to Bailey Drive L 20 till I was about 7. I know its a long time ago but hopefully someone will remember them my name is also Susan.

Wow that's where my nin grew up 18 browne Street 1911 her father was robert w peters mother Mary ann peters am doing abit of research so this is great to read and look through

[BOBHAMO]

Welcome Deedee

is this Robert



bobhamo

[Boardo]

Hi Just reading through your posts.
Below is a picture of Browne street circa 1952, Queen Elizabeths coronation.




My dads family: the Boardman's lived in number 20 from 1946- late 70s early 80s.
My dads John he was the third oldest of family, Emily, Jimmy, John, Joey Nelly and Tommy.
His mum and dad were Liz and Jim Boardman

In the picture extreme right: John Boardman, Barney McHugh, Denis Herbert Joe waters, Katie Herbert and mrs Herbert

[BOBHAMO]

Welcome Boardo great photo might be the only one
bobhamo