Some old berry street photos

annie webster · Sat Dec 03, 2011 6:14 pm

christo
do you have a sister cathy

Chriso · Sat Dec 03, 2011 9:02 pm

Yes Annie Kathy is my youngest sister. She is now living in NZ with her husband and 3 children. Richie.

annie webster · Sat Dec 03, 2011 11:37 pm

i went to school with cathy the gussies i knew she moved to nz caught her in the strand years ago but she didnt have any kids then i dont think

bernie johno · Sun Dec 04, 2011 8:50 am

Sonoma wrote:"Bootlejoy"
I was born on St Johnnie just under the tunnel from Berry St
Did you know the Bond family - George, Phillip and Patsy ?
I went to school with George and my sisters with Patsy.
We used to play footie and cricket on the waste ground across from Mick Ealey's pub
I remember Mr Keane's shop a little further up. There was old Mr Keane who sold out to a slightly younger couple also called Keane but no relation I think. I remember I bought my 1966 FA Cup Final ticket from somebody he knew and I picked it up in the shop. 7 pounds 10 for a ten bob ticket. However the blues won so money well spent

there is a phill bond drinks in yatses might be the same one as far as i know he worked on the tugs all his life.

NIKO · Sun Dec 04, 2011 11:40 am

bernie johno wrote:
Sonoma wrote:"Bootlejoy"
I was born on St Johnnie just under the tunnel from Berry St
Did you know the Bond family - George, Phillip and Patsy ?
I went to school with George and my sisters with Patsy.
We used to play footie and cricket on the waste ground across from Mick Ealey's pub
I remember Mr Keane's shop a little further up. There was old Mr Keane who sold out to a slightly younger couple also called Keane but no relation I think. I remember I bought my 1966 FA Cup Final ticket from somebody he knew and I picked it up in the shop. 7 pounds 10 for a ten bob ticket. However the blues won so money well spent

there is a phill bond drinks in yatses might be the same one as far as i know he worked on the tugs all his life.

It is the same Phil Bond,Bernie.

davybaby · Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:35 am

Ebay Item.

Sonoma · Thu Jan 26, 2012 2:24 am

Where are all the men ? I counted one

lily8 · Thu Jan 26, 2012 6:21 am

Maybe all at work or down at the pub

darrenadam · Sun Jul 08, 2018 10:43 pm

bernie johno wrote:
Sonoma wrote:"Bootlejoy"
I was born on St Johnnie just under the tunnel from Berry St
Did you know the Bond family - George, Phillip and Patsy ?
I went to school with George and my sisters with Patsy.
We used to play footie and cricket on the waste ground across from Mick Ealey's pub
I remember Mr Keane's shop a little further up. There was old Mr Keane who sold out to a slightly younger couple also called Keane but no relation I think. I remember I bought my 1966 FA Cup Final ticket from somebody he knew and I picked it up in the shop. 7 pounds 10 for a ten bob ticket. However the blues won so money well spent

there is a phill bond drinks in yatses might be the same one as far as i know he worked on the tugs all his life.

Dan · Mon Jul 09, 2018 12:28 am

Berry Street on the Insurance Plan of the City of Liverpool drawn 1880-1890 by Charles E. Goad.

Regards
Dan

Maureeng · Wed Jul 11, 2018 4:33 am

Does anyone remember Linda Rice who lived on Berry St near the underpass that took you to Oriel Road, she went to Balliol Road school, also, does anyone remember David Tyrrell who lived in a short side street by the pub near to Balliol Road end of Berry Street, he also went to Balliol Road school.

bootlejoy · Wed Jul 11, 2018 12:20 pm

I remember the Tyrells Maureen, they had relatives who lived a couple of doors down from me in Berry St. I think it was Bridge St they lived in, opposite the pub. The Bond family lived next door to us. I saw george and his wife in a cafe in town many years ago when I was home but I was on my own and I didn’t like to go talk to him. I always regretted that. Not heard anything about Linda.

Maureeng · Thu Jul 12, 2018 9:45 am

[quote="bootlejoy"]I remember the Tyrells Maureen, they had relatives who lived a couple of doors down from me in Berry St. I think it was Bridge St they lived in, opposite the pub. The Bond family lived next door to us. I saw george and his wife in a cafe in town many years ago when I was home but I was on my own and I didn’t like to go talk to him. I always regretted that. Not heard anything about Linda.[/quote]
Hi Joy, yes they did live opposite the pub, it was David I was thinking of , he's the one I know, havn't heard anything about him for years, just wondering if he was ok,

darrenadam · Wed Oct 23, 2019 11:01 pm

I was told Phillip bond died a few months ago and i saw an old neighbour
of his and she confirmed it that phill had died

Charles Jones · Mon Mar 22, 2021 3:31 pm

My grandparents lived at 126 Berry Street in 1901. Does anyone know what sort of house this would have been. My grandfather was listed in the census that year as 'hydraulic' engineer. Other documents list him as engine driver or stationary engineman (this last being most likely. Was there a railway workshop nearby in living memory?

BOBHAMO · Mon Mar 22, 2021 5:56 pm

Thomas Jones house 126 berry st was 12 houses from merton road
the pub on the end Railway Merton my local for years

trying to count back on the right hand side might be just before the bombed site
oriel road station is at the back of the houses
so many firms local stationary engine driver could be woodyard , iron works, steam engine driver
bobhamo