Bob,
This is that photo of Sandfield Crescent, I have enlarged the number on the door has you can see but the second number is still a bit vague, I get 34 but it could be 36, with your family house number being number 9 it might be on the other side of the street...if there was an other side of the street that is.
What do you think....please note this is not a trick question!
Your Sincerely,
Luis Morals
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Sandfield CrescentCirca 1930
Started By daveshome, Nov 23 2004 05:21 PM
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Posted 23 November 2004 - 05:28 PM
Luis Morals
I do have photo of the other side of Sandfield Crescent and it looks better .
I think you are correct on this and the house I thought was my Gt. Gt Grandfathers turns out to be were Rainford Liz lived
Thank you so much Luis for shattering my dreams
I am your disobedient servant
Deport the Spanish bastards especially the one with Morals
Yours insincerely
Harry Hill
You sneaky get Luis
I have just checked your photo. you have wrote the number on in chalk
I do have photo of the other side of Sandfield Crescent and it looks better .
I think you are correct on this and the house I thought was my Gt. Gt Grandfathers turns out to be were Rainford Liz lived
Thank you so much Luis for shattering my dreams
I am your disobedient servant
Deport the Spanish bastards especially the one with Morals
Yours insincerely
Harry Hill
You sneaky get Luis
I have just checked your photo. you have wrote the number on in chalk
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Posted 23 November 2004 - 10:30 PM
Dont worry Harry, if you saw them both now you wouldn't be able to tell the difference, you dont need to thank me Harry it was a pure pleaser and dont hesitate to ask again.
Yes...! yes it was me I would have used a pen but I am not allowed to have sharp objects, only chalk and crayons.
Your Dearest
Luis.
Yes...! yes it was me I would have used a pen but I am not allowed to have sharp objects, only chalk and crayons.
Your Dearest
Luis.
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Posted 23 November 2004 - 10:52 PM
Luis
I have had further thought s on this
I may have wronged you here
Did you turn the door upside down and is the real number 93
I wait your reply with bated breath.
Rupert of Rotherham
I have had further thought s on this
I may have wronged you here
Did you turn the door upside down and is the real number 93
I wait your reply with bated breath.
Rupert of Rotherham
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Posted 24 November 2004 - 02:19 AM
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Bob,
This is that photo of Sandfield Crescent, I have enlarged the number on the door has you can see but the second number is still a bit vague, I get 34 but it could be 36, with your family house number being number 9 it might be on the other side of the street...if there was an other side of the street that is.
What do you think....please note this is not a trick question!
Your Sincerely,
Luis Morals
This is that photo of Sandfield Crescent, I have enlarged the number on the door has you can see but the second number is still a bit vague, I get 34 but it could be 36, with your family house number being number 9 it might be on the other side of the street...if there was an other side of the street that is.
What do you think....please note this is not a trick question!
Your Sincerely,
Luis Morals
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Posted 24 November 2004 - 07:51 PM
Peterg
The photo is of Sandfield Crescent about 1933 just prior to the demolition of the street
The street long before that time was considered a fairly desireable place to live and was sort of a good address
My Gt. Gt. Grandfather and his family lived there at number 9 in the late 1860's and left in 1880 .The street was early 1800's I think but Dave or the Connect historians will advise you on this
Regards my St. Helens ex- pat Mate. loads of rellies in Oz myself
The photo is of Sandfield Crescent about 1933 just prior to the demolition of the street
The street long before that time was considered a fairly desireable place to live and was sort of a good address
My Gt. Gt. Grandfather and his family lived there at number 9 in the late 1860's and left in 1880 .The street was early 1800's I think but Dave or the Connect historians will advise you on this
Regards my St. Helens ex- pat Mate. loads of rellies in Oz myself
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