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Old 04-12-2009, 05:19   #1
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Does Clayton have a local history website,
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Start with this one

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Old 04-12-2009, 18:47   #3
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Hey, thats good .. never found that one before. Just bits here, there and everywhere.

Always find the Parish Church records handy too for All Saints if you are looking for Births/Marriages/Deaths of ancestors and their addresses.

Lancashire OnLine Parish Clerk Project - Parish of Clayton le Moors
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Only bit of History worth a mention in Clayton Al, was the "Vic"
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Humph .. was a dump..
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Any place that had Johnny Kidd n Pirates on kate is real history.
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I have 'History of the Parish of Clayton le Moors' by Trappes-Lomax (1926) for sale in my catalogue of Lancashire books, a copy of which can be obtained by email from [email protected]. In recent years there has been one compiled- photos with captions - by a local lady. Available for sale in the library and the Town Hall.
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Any place that had Johnny Kidd n Pirates on kate is real history.
Oh goody, will try to raise funding for a memorial plaque on the site..

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In recent years there has been one compiled- photos with captions - by a local lady. Available for sale in the library and the Town Hall.
If I remember Bob, I think Alan has been sent this publication which is excellent.
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What a memory Kate, your right, got it it a couple of years ago and thanks everyone for the info, I was Baptized at St Mary's, do they have a website. The Vic had quite a history Kate, my dad used to do a bit of work when they had Boxing Matches on in the old days, Graham Nash was seen there a few times as well in the 60s , not playing just socializing, I seem to remember Johnny Kid plating there. It wasnt alwasys sleezly, only when Skinner had it.
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I was there that night!
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. In recent years there has been one compiled- photos with captions - by a local lady. Available for sale in the library and the Town Hall.
Does anyone know if this is still available and where could I get it from, by post if possible, or on my next visit
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Does anyone know if this is still available and where could I get it from, by post if possible, or on my next visit
Try this OC:

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Thanks katex, I will give it a try
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Thanks katex, I will give it a try
Well, if you have a problem ('cause you live abroad like .. ), let me know, will try and get one for you locally and forward on.
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You sound like a cheeky little ****** Kate.
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