08-06-2019, 09:36
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Re: Wellington Bomber production in Accrington?
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Originally Posted by Norahs Lad
I have a photo of my mum on what I presume is a works outing. Before the war, she worked at the cotton mills before moving to H&B to "rivet Wellingtons" as she would put it. As such, I'm not sure whether it is a Mill outing or an H&B trip; they both must have given the workers some breaks; also I had heard that H&B looked after their workers.
My mum, Honora Maguire at the time, is seated front centre; with her older sister, Margaret, immediately behind
Here is another photo of Honora and Margaret (both on the right) which, I believe, was taken near to their house in Plantation Road.
Margaret lived in Huncoat and married a gentleman called Harold but I'm sad to say that I've left it too late to find out anything more about them, except that they moved to Towneley Avenue.
cheers
Mike
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I was born in 1944 at 79 Plantation St Accrington. My father, Robert Maguire was born in 1917 at 44 Grange Lane Accrington. He was a machinist at a munition works. His mother, Honora Maguire was a cotton weaver.
Is there any connection?
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