How about an image of where you were born.

1953 18 Kings St, Egremont, ((Seacombe) Then Cheshire).
Now an empty dwelling.

http://www.militaryimages.net/imagehost/images/dronepilot/18kings.jpg

Sefton General, no longer around.

Oxford Street Maternity Hospital, January 10, 1948. Me and John Lennon, the ex-Beatle having been born there October 9, 1940. Not my pics:

http://www.music.indiana.edu/som/courses/rock/england/maternitysmall2.gif

http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/johnlennon2/images/7-picture2.gif

I was born in Saragossa. And I was living in a house in front of this Cathedral. My parents and my sister and her family are living very near now.

http://antoncastro.blogia.com/upload/20061023005507-ebro.zaragoza.jpg

This is the hospital called Miguel Servet or Casa Grande¨. Its in front of La Romareda, is the Real Zaragoza s Stadium. Maybe, its the motive for that I love soccer...

http://www.conganat.org/seap/regional/paisvasco/marzo05/images/hmservet.jpg

I was born Mill Rd Maternity Hospital in 1968, its has also been demolished:disgust:

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y94/robbo176/illrd.jpg

OMG
I too was born in Mill Road Maternity Hospital.

Do I have to give a date ??





























Oh ok then :- Jan 3 1939 so was not a war baby :lol:
Phredd

I was born in Mill Road too. Mike ROyden published a book on its history in 1993.

http://www.btinternet.com/~m.royden/mrlhp/publications/royden/royden.htm

8 December 1938

I was also born in Mill Rd.. in 19xx :snf (41):

I was born there too in Mill Road Hospital as well as most of my family on both sides. I went to work there as a orderly for ten years before they pulled it down to make way for housing.:rolleyes:

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Gerard, is that a recent pic? I am not sure that Donna mentioned that she worked for Chevron oil company and previously for about 30 years before that for Gulf Oil, which was taken over by Chevron. The latter gave her a nice pension when they moved down to Atlanta away from the mid-Atlantic region where we live. I can't recall the Chevron sign when you showed us the Brown Cow pub and I think we surely would have noticed it, I think, if it had been still there, for the reasons noted!

Chris

Gerard, is that a recent pic? I am not sure that Donna mentioned that she worked for Chevron oil company and previously for about 30 years before that for Gulf Oil, which was taken over by Chevron. The latter gave her a nice pension when they moved down to Atlanta away from the mid-Atlantic region where we live. I can't recall the Chevron sign when you showed us the Brown Cow pub and I think we surely would have noticed it, I think, if it had been still there, for the reasons noted!

Chris

Hi Chris

I think the pic is an old one. I also think that the Chevron filling station
closed down and became a car sales place. I used to work in Cotton St
which was just down from Dublin st, used to drink in the Brown Cow and
the one on the opposite corner

No wonder I couldn't find Oxford Street Maternity Hospital It's part of the University! :mad:

I was born there and I will get a pic of It.

Lot of history In that hospital.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/liverpool/content/articles/2006/12/27/local_history_waltons_feature.shtml

My mum said all the trainee doctors and nurses said I was huge next to the other babies.:PDT_Aliboronz_24:

No wonder I couldn't find Oxford Street Maternity Hospital It's part of the University! :mad:

I was born there and I will get a pic of It.

Lot of history In that hospital.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/liverpool/content/articles/2006/12/27/local_history_waltons_feature.shtml

My mum said all the trainee doctors and nurses said I was huge next to the other babies.:PDT_Aliboronz_24:

What did you weigh, Max?

I was 11 lb! :shock:

I was born in Kidderminster General Hospital.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://users.ox.ac.uk/~peter/workhouse/Kidderminster/Kidderminster1.jpg&imgrefurl=http://users.ox.ac.uk/~peter/workhouse/Kidderminster/&h=211&w=307&sz=18&hl=en&start=7&sig2=gwRVs6Hvl4l4_A315Sw6xw&um=1&tbnid=oQb0NZ5feIKw7M:&tbnh=80&tbnw=117&ei=9rNgRqqMJ5GK0wSg_qi1Cg&prev=/images%3Fq%3D%2522kidderminster%2Bgeneral%2522%26s vnum%3D10%26um%3D1%26hl%3Den%26rls%3Dcom.microsoft :en-US

9lbs 10 oz I think.

Gerard, is that a recent pic? I am not sure that Donna mentioned that she worked for Chevron oil company and previously for about 30 years before that for Gulf Oil, which was taken over by Chevron. The latter gave her a nice pension when they moved down to Atlanta away from the mid-Atlantic region where we live. I can't recall the Chevron sign when you showed us the Brown Cow pub and I think we surely would have noticed it, I think, if it had been still there, for the reasons noted!

Chris

Chris,that picture is at least 20 years old..another Joe Devine classic.


Maxie..this is or was Oxford St maternity hospital.
Before the new(ish) building in front of me was built that was a seperate wing to the main Oxford st hospital on the left.
My 2 Lads were born in the old demolished wing 1n 1977 and 1980.


http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c60/gedfleming/BEATLES%20RELATED/L1020203.jpg

What did you weigh, Max?

I was 11 lb! :shock:


my son was 11lb 8oz when he was born ,all the new born baby clothes were all too small for him ,I had to buy him 3-6 months :rolleyes:

my son was 11lb 8oz when he was born ,all the new born baby clothes were all too small for him ,I had to buy him 3-6 months :rolleyes:

WOW!

Mandy, I've always meant to find out, but never got round to it, but how rare are babies weighing over 11 lbs at birth?
My mum was 42 when she had me, if that makes a difference?

WOW!

Mandy, I've always meant to find out, but never got round to it, but how rare are babies weighing over 11 lbs at birth?
My mum was 42 when she had me, if that makes a difference?

I think its quite rare as most babies are around 7-8 lb
when I had him at Mill Rd his cot was always full of visitors coming to see my giant of a baby :)
I was 20 when I had my son & I'm only 4'11'' so he was almost as big as me:shock:

I think its quite rare as most babies are around 7-8 lb
when I had him at Mill Rd his cot was always full of visitors coming to see my giant of a baby :)
I was 20 when I had my son & I'm only 4'11'' so he was almost as big as me:shock:

:PDT_Piratz_26: :shock: :)

I was the biggest in the ward.
For a long time I thought Mum said I was the biggest in the world!

I was born in a little place just outside of 'wedlock' close to me mam:) I very much needed her at that time.