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Hi Tom,
Interesting that according to family knowledge Anastasia's mother was also an Anastasia. As I mentioned in 1911 there are only two Wall families with daughters named Anastasia and Mary and...

Hi bro Tom,
Glad you found the info useful. In your search for the Wall sisters you might also find this site helpful
www.census.nationalarchives.ie
as on it you can search the Irish census...

Didn't expect it would do that to the image so I've attached the info on it in a txt file

Hi Tom,

I've attached a couple of files with some information for you on the Davies.
Best Wishes
Tilly1768717688

Hi John, yes it's straight up. Bridie taught at Our Ladies in the 60's. She used to entertain us playing songs which she taught us to sing. One of the ones I remember her teaching us was Johnnie Todd...

Hi Brother Tom,
If you're happy to post the details on here then just include them on your next message - if not then you can send me a private message by clicking on Tillymint2 at the top left of...

Hi RoniJayne,
I'm pleased to hear you found the web sites useful. I'm guessing Lan -Opc was the one that helped you find your family links with St Peters.
Good luck with your research
Tilly

Hi Tom,
I have access to Ancestry.
A good resource is www.ukbmd.org.uk which has links to a large number of family research sites - a lot of them free, such as
www.freebmd.org.uk...

Apols Stawbz - Seems my last post got cut short. it should have finished with .....
that's if the christening record I've found is him
Thomas Stanley
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 27 Feb 1903 ...

Thanks for those Steve. Unfortunately he had no middle name but his father did he was Thomas James ...

Thanks for the extra ideas Gazza. As soon as I get the chance I'm going to plan a trip to the Records Office satellite.

Ron if you'd like to let me know your Dad's name, if I find any registers...

Gosh - this takes me back. My Mum always used to buy us Full Swing pop when we lived in Liverpool. Their green Cream Soda was my favourite :drool:

My Aunt gave it to me but sadly theres nothing on the back

Hi Chris, thank you so much for that- I never realised they were both so well known. Sadly having looked at the information have discovered Bridie passed away some years ago. She was a lovely person...

Yeah - found his foster family living elsewhere but no signs of him at all in the census anywhere. Thanks so much for the list of schools - guess it's time I got the maps out :)

Our Lady of Good Help, Wavertree. If you were naughty the boys got the strap and the girls had to spend the morning doing sums in Mrs Melvins class. Mr Rice was headmaster during my time there. Other...

Hi Daz,
he was being fostered in Pinnington Cottages in Wavertree at 10mths old in 1901. He's not still with the foster family in 1911 and family rumour has it that he may at some point have gone...

Thanks everyone for taking the time to help me try to identify the school in my photo.
Because of a number of similarities Boaler St is top of my list so far but the differences with my photo (e.g....

1901 Census gives
22 Cowl St Everton
Thomas Peers age 25 House painter
Amy wife age 25
Walter a baby only months old

Many thanks to everyone for your suggestions, cleaned up version (Bobed), photo links, art work (Dazza and Jackie) and wit :).
Boaler St does seem to be the closest match so far, though it doesn't...

I found the following entry on 192.com by googling your uncle's name
10 Electoral Roll 2009, Terence Bennett Age guide: 55-59, Liverpool, Merseyside, L8 View Address
Other occupants: Robert H...

Thanks Liverbirdlou thats really good of you. I found a couple of photos of Holy Trinity on a Wavertree website but they're so small it's too hard to tell if the building is the same. It seems it's...

Thanks lindylou - I hadn't even thought about the Bluecoat. I was thinking possibly Holy Trinity but you've given me another possibility. I'll see if I can find any photos of the Bluecoat from that...

Does anyone know at which school this photo was taken? It was probably taken around 1906-1908 in Wavertree (or maybe Edge Hill/Low Hill areas). Written on the board held by the two boys at the front...

Hi Trees,
In 1891 52 Liverpool Road Eccleston was occupied by John G Wallbridge aged 24 who was a Chemist & Druggist so it doesn't seem to have remained a public house for long. It was totally...