jimmy87notts

Brilliant photo's. If i could remember how to upload a photo, id put some more up myself

Terrence's dad Nigel committed suicide in the mid 90's it was shortly after that we lost contact with his family.

Sad to see the last row of arches of the GN Viaduct are in the process of being torn down. Why is it NCC always pull everything down instead of celebrating them?

My granddads house on the corner of Colwick Road and Lyndhurst road, Sneinton took a direct hit from an incendiary the night of the big air raid. Lucky it didn't go off straight away. My great uncle who was on leave from the army got it into a bucket of sand and just got to the top of the stairs when it went off throwing him clean down the stairs

Does anybody know how to search the Nottinghamshire Archives for : REF:DC/C/4/1/ BOX 4 5 & 6 and : REF DC/C/4/1 BOX 34 AND 35? Really stuggling how to find out.

I know he had siblings but cant remember their names.

He would proberly be in his late 20's/ early 30s by now

Hiya everyone. Im trying to find Terrence Whitmore. His nickname was Teapot. Last I heard he was living on Criftin Road, Burton Joyce at the end of the 90's. His dads name was Nigel

Road in between Mablethorpe and Skeggy called Jolly Common Lane

They are all my Great-Great Aunties and uncles. Samuel William, who we knew as Billy, Was my great Grandad. I have pictures of Edgar in a hospital bed during the first world war. And Samuel, who we knew as Billy was my Great Grandad and yes he did marry Emily Phipps around 1900

We flooded a bit last night just trickling from the promanade but i have NEVER seen a sea like that before. Trusthorpe had it bad. The surge pushing up the drainage channels into the town. Fair few homes and ground floor flats damaged.

Hiya duck You might remember my grand parents Walter Peck and Joan Bennett and her parents Billy and Ethel. Billy was the local window cleaner I used to live in netherfield too on Harrogate Street

The Co-op in Mablethorpe is hugely expensive and its mainly only used now by the older folk. It would be a massive shame if Co-Op did disappear from the high street though. My granny used to work for them in the 50's and 60's and my mum in the 90's

More information, It is definitely set to hit Sunday night / Monday morning. now being called the St Judes Day storm. anything upto 95mph gusts. Due to hit Wales first then tracking in a near straight line.