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Does anyone remember my dad from the Gorbals in the 1950s his name was Frank Wilson and he lived in Centre Street, before that he lived in Cathedral Street. His parents Robert and Aggie also lived in Centre Street around the same time.
Submitted by: D. Wilson I think I remember the name Estelle Cameron -If I remember right - she was the mam of the family - her husband was a new age guy (for that time) and he "helped" hang out the washing. and was very much a family man. I only remember cos my mam Edie and her pal Ellen Morrison used to talk about how good a man he was. IF it is the same family you lived top end of Florence Street - across from Kames Street - next to what was Dixon Blazes - I think it became Templetons Carpet Factory then Castle Cash and Carry. Anyway there was this high one of end back court. Up your close was Linda and John Short (children) cannae remember parents names. I lived at 60 Kidson Street and we shared this enormous back court which stretched from the Salvation Army building right down to Florence Street, where I think you lived.
Submitted by: Millie Jordan (Nee Mildred Rorke) Does the name Liddell ring a bell to anyone they came from the Gorbals in the 70's/80's and maybe still live there
Submitted by: Sharon Malone I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR ANOTHER PLACE WHERE ANECDOTES ARE WRITTEN LIKE THE EX-GORBALS PEOPLE DO AND HAVE NOT FOUND SUCH A PLACE.IS IT SAFE TO SAY THAT WE LIVED AND WERE RAISED IN A PLACE THAT HAD NO EQUAL?.ARE WE THE MOST FORTUNATE PEOPLE? FROM WHAT I READ EVERY DAY IN THESE PAGES I AM CONVINCED THERE WAS NO PLACE LIKE THE "OLD GORBALS". IF WE COULD RE-LIVE ALL THESE MEMORIES TO-GETHER WOULD THAT BE A JOY FOREVER? I'D SAY 'AYE. DREAM ABOUT IT AS I HAVE YOULL BE AMAZED. MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR WHEREVER YOU ARE. DAVE S.
Submitted by: Dave Stevenson F.A.O Charley Broon Canada Hi Charley the Palace picture house was open in 1963 but it was turned into a bingo hall. The Citizens theatre is still there (Princess as I knew it when I was young)Don't know when the diamonds closed I'll try and find out. Asked my sister who went to it but she couldn't remember but she said the same as you if you weren't doing the dance right he cut in. Also there were 2 dance floors one was for learners There was an article in the papers (Evening Times) not so long ago and the diamonds wasn't mentioned in it, the Plaza was, it still stands but is derelict there is talk of it getting pulled down. Merry Christmas and "aw the best" to you and your family for 2006
Submitted by: Amelia McKinlay (nee Welsh) To my big cousin Peter - what a great surprise to see your message on here. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you, Rita, George, Catherine, Margaret, Irene and all their families. By the way, did you notice that recent message that mentioned a Mary Tinney? Do you think she was part of our family? And to everyone in the Gorbals - Merry Christmas - I WISH I WAS THERE!!!
Submitted by: Margaret Bradley My father, the late Mr. Donald Rankin grew up I believe on Glasgows south side and attended Adelphi Terrace school. His siblings were Jean, George, Graham, Lilly. He left school to support the family after his father deserted them. His brother George was killed in WWII. Donald immigrated to the US in the early 1950's. Just wondering if anyone remembers any of the Rankin kids. Thanks. George Rankin
Submitted by: George Rankin Does anybody remember the Bennetts who owned the dairy in Moffat St.? I am grtgrandaughter and would be grateful for any information. regards Moira merry christmas to you all.
Submitted by: Moira Dae ye remember those frosty foggy nights before Christmas when ye could taste the bite in the air? Yer knees were cauld an' yer hauns were stuck deep in yer short's pockets. Me, an' ma pals, would play "Bags I that" while gazing intae the windae o" that wee shop jist alang fae The Paragon Picture Hoose. The wee shop's windae wis brightly lit by that time, the war bein' oer an' a', an' it had a wee selection o' toys. It wis fae that same shop that I used tae fetch two ounces o' "Black Plug" baccy for my Granpa, "Paw McGuire". Ah tried cewin it wan time, wi' unfortunat results! Dae ye remember? The street would be busy those evenin's wi' folk shoppin', an' many would be making their annual pilgrimage tae see the nativity scene in St Francis' chapel. We knew the great day wis comin' an' we a' felt lifted by it. Ma mammy had got us a wee Christmas tree an' decorated it wi' tinsel and wee candles (Candles! kin ye imagine doin' that noo?) Ah had ta'en a roll o' silver paper an' spelt oot the words "Merry Christmas" alang the fron o' the fireplace mantle. Ah tore the silver paper intae strips and licked the pieces tae make them stick....It took ma Mammy months tae get the stuff aff the fireplace! Dae ye remember? It wis almost time for the "Prezzies" tae be brought forth fae their various "Planks" aboot the hoose ( A' searched for and discovered ) or fae the more secure depository at the neighbours. We knew thaat there would be the predictable "Dandy" an' "Beano" albums,plus, hopefully, other rerr treasures. We, the weans, a' ran oor messages wi' a renewed goodwill and enthusiasm, for neighbours an' relations alike. It wis "The" marvellous time of the year. Dae ye remember? Ah really hope ye dae, an' Ah wish yese a' Merry Christmas alang wi' The memories of an auld Glesca Christmas.
Submitted by: Davie Graham Can anybody tell me when Diamond's dancing academy in Gorbals St closed down? some great nights there, except when old Joe would cut in if you were making a hash of the dance, embarassing for a fifteen year old boy, doing the tango with an old geezer, but he wasn't a bad kisser - just kidding. Amelia, I live in Charleswood in Winnipeg, Cathcart St. When you're in New York go to a district called Hell's Kitchen on the West Side, just like the Gorbals, or used to be----cheers.
Submitted by: Charley Broon My Father John Cullen was born in 279 Thistle Street The Gorbals. His parents were John Cullen and Mary S. Tinney Married 17/07/1903. He served 15 years in the British Merchant Navy We migrated to Australia in 1959 Dad returned to Glesga about 20 years ago He will be 85 on the 20th December See story below when his ship The Duchess of Atholl was torpedoed 10/10/1942. An Atholl Survivor Joined the Merchant Navy 20/11/1940 ... Ship return Glasgow 14/06/1941 was sent to Liverpool to join The Duchess of Atholl www.gordonmumford.com/survive7.htm
Submitted by: Jim Cullen For Natalie USA. I remember the Travers family well, especially your Mum Ann, and your Uncle Jim, also your Gran Mary and your Grandad. Our family name was Saleh, we lived at 16 Clellend Street. Our names are Theresa (me) Thomas, Norman, Catherine and Gerald. Our Gran Susan Hughes lived down the stairs from us, she had 6 daughters, Maggie (my Mum) Theresa, Lena, Katie, also May and Jean who went to Canada after the war. I remember playing with your Mum very well, and your Gran lifting me up in her arms and taking me to my Mum when I fractured my arm after falling off a dyke, I would have only been about 6 or 7 then. Give my regards to your Mum I am sure she will remember me. Also remember the Harrity, Crawford, Colombs, McAvoy, Wisemans, Conners, Hannahs, Duffs and Gallaghan Families. Hope to hear from You Soon. Regards and fondest memories of the old gorbals. Theresa Ramsay (nee Saleh).
Submitted by: Theresa Saleh Margaret Bradley of Lawmoore St merry xmas from your big cousin Peter.
Submitted by: Peter Would love to hear from any relatives. James McCarron, Tommy Beveridge's family both of my uncles, also Betty Grimley my auntie's family. I also have my an auntie who lived in Camden St. her name was Mulholland and other relations from Oatlands called Jacky Kinlay who was my father James Gray's family. It would be nice to hear from anyone who may think we are related. We lived in Salisbury Street from 1932- 1959.
Submitted by: Alice Gray As being born in the Gorbals in 1947 The post code was C5. Does anybody remember the C5 Rambling club we all met at the corner off Nicholson St Pay sixpence and you where taken away for the day by adults Peter, klause and geoff Shaw? Cheers Bye Wee Alec fae Warwick st then Nicholson St.
Submitted by: Alec Allum l lived at 60 Kidson St. next to the Salvation Army Hall. The Band of hope was at one end of the street and the cemetry was at the other. My parents were Gordon Ford and Jean (nee hughes). My dad was a taxi cab owner & driver known as the Big Yin his plate # was SGG 223. My nickname was Jinty. We moved to the Drum around 1954 and lived at 28 Heathcot Ave. until I married in 1963 and moved to Aussie in 1964. My mother passed away in 2002. After she passed we found some poetry that she had written that I would like to share with you. I have a friendly smile, I give my smile away, The milkman and the postman seemed glad of it each day, I took it to the shops, and wore it on the streets, I gave it without thinking to all I chanced to meet, I always gave my smile away, as thoughtless as could be, and every time I gave it my smile came back to me. If you visit the Fergus Scottish Festival in Fergus, Ontario, Canada during the second full weekend in August you can come to the tea garden and say hello to me. Just look for the dumb broad wearing the full length dress kilt in 100F weather, thats me.
Submitted by: Jeanette McDowell (nee Ford) Granny and Granda DOUGAN (Jane and David) lived at 64 McNeil Street, from 1913 until 1952. In 2003, we visited Mc Neil Street and tried to find the various streets in the Gorbals where our ancestors once lived. Can anyone tell us when the tenements came down on Mc Neil St? There are now, many modern structures. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all. Jean
Submitted by: Jean McMillan Fuhrer I was born 1962 Florence St. Anyone remember the Cameron family Bobby, Estelle or my two brothers Billy and Robert? We moved to pollok just before the birth of my youngest brother Kenny I moved to Canada in 1989 and would love to hear from anyone who remembers us. Fae wan scot tae many others awra best fur the new year!
Submitted by: June Cameron Postcode for the Gorbals in 1950s was Glasgow C5 awera best jimmy.
Submitted by: Jimmy Just to let all Gorbals Live friends that my Uncle Jacky Shannon passed away today, he was raised in Scotsoun but spent most of his married live in the Gorbals, his wife Auntie Ina Shannon passed away on Feb. 8th, 2000, Auntie Ina used to sing at the "Rolls Royce Club" his remains will be interred at Lynn Cemetary where all my family are buried, may he rest in piece now that he is with Auntie Ina....Regards Anne
Submitted by: Anne Riveting website!! Just spent three hours reading all of the messages, they are very informative. and give you a good picture of what life was like. My Mom and my Aunt's spoke of only the happy times they had growing up in the Gorbals. Looking for -- what became of McKechnie Street? Our ALEXANDER Family lived there until 1878. What became of Waddell Street? My Mom, Isabella ALEXANDER DOUGAN was born there in 1907. Also, regarding Dance Halls, our 2nd cousin, Duncan MCKELLAR, won many competitions during the 1920's and 1930's, possibly into the 1940's. Family lore has it that a "Gang" disrupted one of the Glasgow Competitions, similar to those described in "No Mean City." Looking forward to hearing from you. Jean.
Submitted by: Jean McMillan Fuhrer Our McMILLANS lived at 125 Thistle Street from 1851 until the late 1880's. Does anyone know of Archibald MCMILLAN, and what living conditions might have been? They had a very large family. Archibald was married first to Flora FLETCHER and then to Mary LAURIE (from Dumfriesshire).
Submitted by: Jean McMillan Fuhrer It is 5pm on Tuesday december 13th 2005 and i'm in my office thinking about Scotland and specifically The Gorbals. I want to say Merry Christmas to everyone living in The Gorbals and thoses of us who lived there when we were young. I want to say to all of you, I hope everyone of you has Happiness and Love and Warmth in your lives at this time of the year and the coming year. I miss the Gorbals and my childhood there. I especially feel a real connection to all of you that have this great history of ours in our lives. My e-mail sounds a bit sad and that's because of the time of year and the memories we will all remember. God Bless all of you and sincere best wishes. Regards Joe.
Submitted by: Joe McLean Wishing all Gorbals live readers "Merry Christmas" & all the best in 2006. From an ex Gorbals lassie
Submitted by: Anne Hi I am trying to find out info about my Granda who fought Benny Lynch in the Gorbals. My Grandad was John Podmore known as Young Troy and I would love to get some info to give to my dad for his Birthday.
Submitted by: Jane Caney Trying to contact John Bonar in Austalia who remembers my mum, Carmel McNally. John, have you changed your email address?
Submitted by: Stephen McNally Jeannie Horner McMillan then married Henry Burnett Corr. Looking for realatives or friends, formerly Gorbals. Sadie Cairney Leary, father Johnny and mother Katie. Sadie born 1.10.38. Father Johhny was a great singer, used to sing in the back courts. Anyone who remembers them?
Submitted by: Caroline McGrath Hi I live in the Gorbals for the past 20 years and I've loved reading your stories of the old gorbals. Both my parents were born in the Gorbals, my mother grew up in 102 Hospital street her name was Rose Coll, she had 4 sisters Sheila, Nancy, Margaret and Mary and 3 brothers Pakie, Tommy and James. My grandparents were Patrick and Margaret Coll, my grandfather was a big man but only had one arm. My father was Joe Mccall and was born in 1924, he lived in Cumberland street till 1959 when my parents moved to Castlemilk. My father had 3 sisters Ellen, Jean and Cathy and 2 brothers Pat and David.
Submitted by: Fiona Birnie Hi I am doing my geography project on glasgow and to get some more information I need a postcode from the gorbals, could anyone help me please, the postcode will not be written in the final coursework, thanks.
Submitted by: Kim Bird I am looking for anyone that new my mother Peggy Paton she lived in 20 Thistle Street. Her married name was Middlemas. Would love to her any stories about her as she sadly passed away, also my mother in law Jessie Anderson nee Roberts.
Submitted by: Anne My Grandad was born in 1928 at 1301 Govan Road to a lady Ada (Ida) Heinicke, she died 2 weeks after giving birth to my Grandad. My great grandmother, Ada Heinicke either worked or lived at 20 Abottsford Place until her death at the age of 31! Only over the past year my family and I got to know who my grandad was before he was adopted, His name is George Duncan (Heinicke)Carr and is now 77 years old. My family and I would be very grateful if anyone had any information on 20 Abottsford Place c.1928 or even knew my grandad or my great grand mother, I would be eternally grateful. Many thanks Richard (Heinicke) Carr
Submitted by: Richard (Heinicke) Carr I was born in the Gorbals in 1945. I lived at 99 Gorbals St, right at Gorbals Cross. I miss Glasgow and the Gorbals so much. It was a very tough place to live but it gave me everything I needed to survive in life. I could have gone to prison based on the environment I was living in but instead, I made a decision one cold night that I wanted to change my life. I finished up being a Police Officer on the Toronto Police Department for 31 years. The Gorbals has never left me. What we all endured living in the Gorbals has made me a better person and given me so much appreciation for life. In many ways you never leave the Gorbals. In that area, I met some of the best people I have ever met in my life. Our poverty helped us all help each other. I want to say hello to all of you that lived in the Gorbals. It made us one of a kind. Sincere best regards to my fellow neighbours. Joe.
Submitted by: John McLean I am trying to find out what happend to my mums family. Her mums name was Ina Connelly and they lived in South Portland Street. I only know there was a lot of children and they were put into care and lost touch. pls email me if you can help.
Submitted by: Louise To Denise from Glasgow - my Granny lived on 50 Surrey St. I the McGrath your looking is called Frank. Regards Anne
Submitted by: Anne Does anyone know of John Shaw who lived at 211 Thistle Street in 1912? Not sure how long he lived there. Looking for family.
Submitted by: Shirley MacKay Can I just wish all who use this wonderful website a merry christmas and a happy new year lang may your old lum reek.
Submitted by: Jim McGill Would like to find anyone who knew me from school or related to me. Lived in the Gorbals from 1941-1958.
Submitted by: Alice Gray Leary - father John, mother Katie and daughter Sadie who was born 1938. Any relatives or old friends who remember Sadie? Corr - father Henry, Mother Jeannie, son Henry, Jeannie Corr nee Macmillan. Any relatives or friends who remember the Corrs?
Submitted by: McGrath Lisa Rutherford if you are out there please get back to me about your meeting with Archie Stormonth and Jean Donnelly. I've e-mailed you a couple of times but no reply. I would really like to see the photo of Camden St, as we lost everything when my Mother's building collapsed in July 1964 Nan Bell (nee Cameron) cheers!
Submitted by: Nan Cameron Trying to trace anyone who would know about the Inglis family. Peter Inglis (born in 1929) Lived in the Gorbals until the 1960s, I think - mother and father were John & Catherine Inglis. Also the McCaffertys. Peter Inglis married Margaret McCaffery in 1965. Any info would be gratefully received. This site is amazing - it's the only way to keep history alive - you can't rely on town planners and councils, they have a habit of knocking everything down and destroying people's history and heritage in the process.
Submitted by: Tony Just read the news about George Best's passing, he will be remembered as the world's greatest soccer player, strange as it may seem, my Mum bought his autobiography over from Scotland for my son two years ago. May he find peace in a better place, God Bless him. Regards Ann
Submitted by: Ann I'm looking for any information on the following families: Tierney - 221 Centre Street then moved 22 Warwick Street. McGrath - 50 Surrey Street McGrath, 48 Norfolk Street Thanks.
Submitted by: Denise Does anyone remember Bunty Wilson, she had a sister Sadie? Or William Murphy from the Gorbals, he had a sister Margaret?
Submitted by: D Wilson F.A.O - Charley of Winnipeg brought back memories of the "Bees" Remember the guy with the DDT spray and the crisps they were brilliant. The only thing I didn't like was they always turned the water off maybe it was for us to buy drinks from the kiosk. The big guy with the alsation dog and having to queue into the rows single file. Last picture I remember seeing there was Friendly Persauvsion Gary Cooper. What part of Winnipeg do you stay in my niece is living in the district of Charleswood was over there 10 years ago but next year my sisters and I are off to New York on April and then on to Boston looking forward to it.
Submitted by: Amelia McKinlay (nee Welsh) Irene Graham - looking for info about family in Springburn I dont know them but I have an address of a site that you may find what you are looking for. Contact me at my email address, I did reply to your address but it was undeliverable.
Submitted by: Norman McNamee Hello everyone, I would just like to mention that Davey Ross past away two weeks ago. I'm not sure what street he lived on but he had 5 brothers, William, John, Tommy,Bob and Jimmy. He also had 2 sisters Rena and Margaret, he served in Cyprus. He will be missed.
Submitted by: Dave Ross Jnr Any member of your family worked in the Kipper store behind thistle st, early fifties?
Submitted by: Denis Mochan The Wellington cinema near the Clyde on a foggy Winter night, plus everybody smoking, people at the back shouting down to those in front "who got shot"? You couldn't see anything, good luck trying to get your money back,lots of laughs... then.
Submitted by: Charley Would love to hear from anyone that knew my dad I loved him dearly and I lost him in 1997. His name being Peter Joseph Kelly he had a brother called Henry and 2 sisters called Ellen and Ray. Please get in touch I would love to hear the storys from his past as he passed away in 1997 thank you.
Submitted by: Eleanor Kelly (Covey) Does anyone remember an Irene Dunn who passed away a few years ago. She was my wife's mother, she had a son who also passed away recently, a Michael Dunn, their father was a Donnelly I believe. I'm just wondering what Irene was like, her daughter (my wife) is a brilliant artist. Thanks.
Submitted by: Don To the Administrator. Thank you for the message on the website today. I also think that people looking for family in the Gorbals before the 1900's is also taking up a lot of your space. It seems futile.
Submitted by: Margaret Burgdorf (McGettigan) Brought up in Springburn from 1948. Wondering if anyone can remember Willie Mills, Rose Mills, Adam Black Or Susie Burns from Springburn Rd. near the Boundry Bar 1960. Polite Message from administrator: "This site is created for the Gorbals area of Glasgow, can any people finding request be kept to this area as you can see this page is large enough. If it went city wide there would be no way of maintaining the site as there is no funding supplied for this.
Submitted by: Irene Graham Hi I'm looking for the name of a hardware shop between Caledonia Rd and Crown Street Around 1960-67 on if anyone has photos’ or any information as to the name also I'm looking for any one who knows a Molly Carr from Govanhill Glasgow thanks Paul
Submitted by: Paul Welsh Trying to find my father William Edward Winfield known as (Ted)aged between 73-75 last heard living in Whitney. This is one of is 8 children Carol-Ann Winfield born 1955.
Submitted by: Carol Winfield Natalie I am a Johnston and also an aunt of the Crawfords
Submitted by: Fran Carth good to here from you, sorry I did not get back to you!
Submitted by: Willie Henry Sorry Linzi I did not get back to you. Willie
Submitted by: Willie Can anyone remember Walter Breckenridge, married to Beatrice Dougan? They lived at 47 Fore Street Port Glasgow and had an adopted son named Gerald? Any info appreciated, Lea x
Submitted by: Lea I'd like to hear from anyone who remembers the following families in the Gorbals. Around 1930 Michael Davis shoemaker Lawmoor Street, lived near the police station, his wife Mary used to look after the lost children. Their grandaughter Molly (now 90) who married Andy Perry. Also Perry family from 141 Sandyfaulds Street - Andy, Julia, Tommy (around 1910-1940). Cairney and McCambridge family from Crown Street 1930 Thanks
Submitted by: Ann Marie Perry I was born in Barrmill Beith Ayrshire I knew both Johnsons and the Crawfords. My own middle name is Johnson.
Submitted by: Henderson Trying to find an old flame of mine her name was Winnie Smith, she lived in Glenacre drive at the time, that was in the early 1960's. Her dad's name was Hugh, and she also had two younger brothers. She went to the girls school in Charlotte Street. can anyone help an old gorbals boy out?
Submitted by: William Kelly I was born on 01/01/1969 if Mary and Isa were twins then I would be the oldest grand child of Mary Houston/Lewis of which there are many as Mary had 6 children Gordon, Pauline, Lee, David, Preston, Elizibeth all being Lewis. If you would like to know more email me Thanks Chris Nelson.
Submitted by: Chris Nelson Fran, I was wondering what close that you lived in, 73 or 77, My mum would like to know if you knew the Johnson's and the Crawfords. My Gran Still lives in Scotland along with my Uncle Jim. Did you know my Grans Sisters, Threasa, Bridie and Annie? Thank You Natalie
Submitted by: Natalie Anyone remember details of ashwood family fruit hawker robert, wifes name annie. Roberts brother William, wifes name mary i believe. One of roberts sons died in accident in building tunnel and william died early in life. Also he had a daughter alice worked in chocolate factory died aged 16yrs from TB, i believe Robert had a large family but brother william only had two children.
Submitted by: Liz Hamilton I was born at 214 Thistle St in 1939, went to St. Francis school then Holyrood. Been in Canada since 1957. I remember Sheila Coyle, Maureen McHugh, Adorina D'Arcy, from Holyrood & Frances Cryans from St. Francis. This site sure brings back the memories, dinnit?
Submitted by: Betty McConnell Hi, I Lived as a child, from 1946 to 1958 at 180 Nicholson St (I was nicknamed Johnny Errol). I am trying to find James Mason (his sister was Maudie). Or Robert McCalpine, used to live at the top of Hospital St. I went to St John's Primary and Secondry Schools.
Submitted by: John Liliekas F.A.O Betty McLeanre photos and information on Archie Stormouth and others wrote to you, haven't had reply maybe wrong e-mail address? Please keep in touch
Submitted by: Nan cameron (Bell) My Grannys family the gallaghers lived in Coburg Lane. My mums dad was John Bennett his mum granny Bennett owned a shop. Mum visited when young Granny Bennett died in a fire. Does anyone remember my Gallagher and Bennetts family, thats all I know due to family fued. Kind regards Moira
Submitted by: Moira Hi Mary, my apologies I entered the incorrect email address. Which of the family did you know?
Submitted by: Emma McKendrick Does anyone remember Matt Meek lived in the Gorbals but moved to Canada? Looking for a photo, he had a son to Annie McGinnelly called Jim they lived in Benthall st. Any info uesful thanks the late Jims daughter Irene.
Submitted by: Irene Meek/Newall I have in my possession many photos of Gorbals . If you are looking for your street, I may well have it. I have in the past few months taken photos of new Gorbals from high and low. Get in touch if I can help. Norrie McNamee
Submitted by: Norman McNamee I am looking for information on the Crawford family who lived in Cathedral Street Townhead during the twenties, when the man of the house died around the late forties early fifties. His daughter Nancy continued to reside in the house. She was married to a man called Alex Bremner. Her brother who was named William married an irish girl called Ruby. Nancy had 2 sons named Alex and James who I am sure still live in Glasgow.
Submitted by: Billy Crawford Just a wee note to let anyone that didn't know Peter and Jean Newall formally of McNeil st, Queen Elizebeth sq and lately of Cavendish St have passed away, gone but never forgotten.
Submitted by: George Newall Hello I'm trying to find out details of the Livingstone family from Rutherglen and Govanhill area. There was Thomas Cairns and Agnes nee Cook and live there around 1910 - 1950. Does anyone remember Morgan Street Govanhill? Any help would be a great help Thanks, Shaun
Submitted by: Shaun Sewell Emma - re McCluskeys knew all of them tried to email you nae luck there - email was returned!
Submitted by: Mary Does anyone remember Pearl McMahon from 76 Caledonia road from the years 1938 to 1940? My gran has now got 6 children and 4 grand children including me. My gran is now 73! She remembers the Crooks from Camdon street, not the bad Crooks, the good Crooks!Ha! Ha!
Submitted by: Holly McCarron Anyone know of Harry (rip), Bridget, John MOCHAN? Glasgow 50's/70's era from Canwadrick/Thornlea bank area? I recall the coca cola factory just up from the park!
Submitted by: Will Bit of a long shot but does anyone remember a family who lived in a church and emigrated to Australia in the mid 1960's. I only know the chaps name as Jim and he was the caretaker of a church I remember being called St Mungo's but I can't find any reference to it. My mother was raised in Mathieson Street, her name was Helen (Ella) Broadfoot and she married Robert Jackson who also lived in Mathieson Street. Any help would be appreciated. By the way, love all the stories on this site. Regards Linda
Submitted by: Linda Monk I just happened to be surfing the net and came across this site ...and have throughly enjoyed my wee visit here. My Mothers Family came from 28 Errol Street. Her Name was Lizzie Conner. Her mother was a Hawker called Maggie and her dad was a Bottmaker, Cobbler to trade She had Sisters Annie (A geat Dancer) Ellen, Mae and Rose also Brothers Davey, Jock (Killed in 1941 in Sidi Byranni. She married James Buckiley from Edinburgh and had 4 Children Pat, Margaret, Charles (Died In infancy) and Joe. James Buckley died in 1947 from injuries in a Works accident on a Building site. She remarried James McAuley and had 3 Children to him, Catherine, Frank and me Mary. I have seen a post from a Mick Connely and think he Maybe my Auntie Bernies son (Bernadette) does anyone remember any of us? Would love to hear from you if you do ...and thanks for bringing back so many happy memories as The Hot crisps penny a pke ..also next to the Crisp factory was the chocolate factory were we would take turns at running in and scooping out a cupful of the dried chocolate....Happy days!!
Submitted by: Mary Looking to find May McDermott she lived on 50 Surrey St. Gorbals - I believe she now lives in Los Angelos Cal. I have a photo of all us weans outside my granny's close taken in 1950, I met her sister Katie McTurk in Saltcoats many years ago when I went home, if May contacts me then I will gladly forward the picture. Regards Anne
Submitted by: Anne Grimes (nee Donovan) I'm trying to trace my family tree and i was hoping someone would remember my great grandparents who came from the gorbals, Anthony McCluskey (Majykeas) and Mary. My Grand parents who also lived in the gorbals were Peter McCluskey and Grace McCluskey (Armstrong). They had 5 children Grace, Shirley, Peter, Mary and Gary. They lived in Thistle St. Any information would be very helpful. Thanks
Submitted by: Emma McKendrick Born in McNeil St moved to Mathieson St mid 1940s. Went to St.Lukes then Holyrood till 1954. Just recently found the site, revives great memories!
Submitted by: Eddie Healy I am looking for anyone who knew the Shearers of Herbertson St. 1920's - 1950's, particularly my mother Margaret or her older brother David.
Submitted by: Moira Anyone remember a Tommy Hearns from the Gorbals?
Submitted by: John Todd I am trying to find Davin and Linda Thompson they are brother and sister to Francs and James who is looking for them threw me. David has just turned 40 in april this year and Linda will be about 41/42 they are originaly from Glasgow can anyone help pls?
Submitted by: Mel FOR NATALIE - I lived beside the Gerritys & the Travers familys in Thistle St.
Submitted by: Fran We are planning to visit Scotland 2006 as a family project to seek information for our family geneology. Gorbals, Glasglow, Aye, Lanark, Dunsye, Hamilton are all apart of this family history. Our family names are Everett, Ramsey and Finnelston. Is there anyone who would be interested in helping us by doing a little bit of research, working with a local travel agent there, and when we come be a travel guide for our family? There is so much we want to learn and limited time when we get there. Please Please contact me. Thank you so much
Submitted by: Everett Family Just found the site - GREAT. The KIOSK cafe owned by Angelo FORTE 1956-60's. I served the Macallums for 2/6 an hour to the St. John's crowds after mass on Sunday. All the memeries rolling back. Nan cameron I have a photo of us at Camden St but you don't remember me, be in touch soon.
Submitted by: B Rutherford Joe McGowan I lived 321 thistle st got married in 57 my legs went weak on me then lolo. Couldnt fight anymore but remember billy hart from cumberland st was going for commonwealth midleweight title he faught from newcastle cant remember how he finished up as I made a dash for oz and differant life. I hung around cumberland st awera best ten quid.
Submitted by: Ten quid For Fran: That is exactly right, May is my Granny. How do you know them? Natalie
Submitted by: Natalie Is there anyone who remembers Malvenan's bakery in Bedford st, the family lived in Abbotsford Pl in the 20's?
Submitted by: Malvenan Trying to trace the Fergusons of Dean street, Annie, Rosie and John. Annie married John Taylor and stayed in George st at the corner of High St. Rosie (my godmother) married John McDonald they had twin boys and lived in Lawmoor St in 1960's would be grateful if anyone can help.
Submitted by: Rose Darroch Fulton Ten Quid..lived 77 Thistle St and hung about corner of Thistle/Cleland Streets. Oxford got blown up in '57. Remember because it was my first leave from army. I went to visit and it was gone. I was told it was to do with Arab/Israeli conflict. As you know there was a big Jewish presence then Who knows? And it was Vincent Okine not Peter. A.T.B. Joe
Submitted by: Joe McGowan FAO NATALIE Re Travers Family - did the Travers Family live at 75 Thistle St and was your grandmas maiden name Mae Gerrity?
Submitted by: Fran Joe Mcgowan thanks for the info. The oxford yes I remember now got burned down by hoods in the late 40s or early 50s am I right? Peter was in bridgeton joe mcgowan is very familiar name to me did u come from the gorbals as I did age about mid 60s-70s now 5foot 7 black hair played fitba near thistle st just wondering awera best ten quid.
Submitted by: Ten quid Sorry...follow up. I don't remember Peter Keenan training there. Boxers I remember were West Africans Roy Ankara and Peter Okine...I think!
Submitted by: Joe McGowan To Ten Quid...The club was the Oxford. It was owned by Tommy Gilmour Sr. It also had a betting shop before they were legal. It was run by Bobby Hamilton who I'm sure Charlie Endell in Budgie was based on. On a sunday Bobby would open the boxing club for "square goes" to settle disputes and avoid gang battles. He was a great guy.
Submitted by: Joe McGowan I lived with my parents and sister Stella, and my 2 uncles Joe and Sammy at 10 Abbotsford Place since I was a wean, until 1955 when we moved to East Kilbride. I'm 65 now and live in Toronto, Canada, but always love comin' back to visit Glasgow and the rest of Scotland. My wife's Canadian, and she loves coming to Scotland too. Does anyone have pictures of Abbotsford Place, particularly No. 10 and thereabouts, from around the 50s to before the area was demolished ? When we lived there, it had quite a Jewish community. I remember musician Harry Margolis live across the road from us, and I remember Geneens Jewish restaurant on Abbotsford Place, though I was never in it. Our family used to go to South Portland St. Synagogue. All long gone, so the only memories are through photos. Did anyone have home movies of the Gorbals during it's heyday ? I remember, as a kid, the walk from oor hoose to Abbotsford School. It's all such wonderful nostalgia. Feel free, anyone, to contact me offline if you wish.
Submitted by: Leonard Vine Agnes Ramsey Gilmour st. and Orchard st. tried to reach you at e-mail address you gave but no luck,i would love to hear any news of your mam lettie dad eddie, uncle wilson and of course your nan. Iguess most will have passed on by now, I used to run errands for you mam and nan I lived at 6 gilmour stand joined the army when I left school. It would be nice to fill in the lost years. Yours John in leeds.
Submitted by: John Bulloch Ten quid I think it was the Gorbals X. Do u remember Donald Hood he used to spar with him he was a bit of a boxer himself and their was Paddy Slowey?
Submitted by: Anonymous I would like to trace John (fermer) McLaen who lived in Haggs Road Glasgow. I spent some time in the army with him anyone know his where abouts? I think he had a sister called BUNTY. Thank you
Submitted by: John Bulloch Where are Nessie Marks, Cathie Lambie, Jean Donnelly, Irene Oliver, Ruth Ferguson all from Camden st School 1943-1950?
Submitted by: Nan Cameron I was wondering if anyone remembers my family that grew up in the gorbals. Named Travers: Ann,(my mother), Mary, kathleen, Jim & John. My Grans Name is May Travers, My Granda James Travers. I have heard some really great stories, would be great to see if any of her pals are still around.
Submitted by: Natalie Looking for anyone in Thistle St, who remembers the Camerons of 211?
Submitted by: Nan Cameron My aunt, Jeannie Dick, owned dicks wallpapers. Her maiden name was Elliot, she was my mothers sister, any info of any family? Denis
Submitted by: Denis Mochan Found this site by accident and don't remember any of you but places come to mind. Here's a couple of sites I found recently you might want to check out Glasgow guide, http://glesgapals.proboards47.com/ and http://scottishfriends.proboards3.com/
Submitted by: Ann I came from the Gorbals, 259 Florence St, went to ST. Francis and St.Bonaventures. Would like to hear from anyone who remembers me.
Submitted by: Anne McGregor/Law HELP - I'm writing about boxing in the gorbals area? Was the gyms at gorbals x peter keenans or was it at bridgeton? I trained in a lot of gyms 50yrs ago this has me well and truly stuffed. I remember the x one being burned down by i was only a school boy pug but i fought in london at the arsenal. I'm a bit punchy as far as peter goes so id apreciate any help thanx ten quid.
Submitted by: Ten quid To William Wilson - Gorbals primary (Buchan St.) was demolished sometime in the 60s (I think). I too attended there & also went to Strathbungo, if you want info & pictures of the Gorbals then go into the Michell Library site, it's amazing Good Luck!!!
Submitted by: Anne Another long-shot, just wondered if anyone had info on my dad's family who lived as a family in the Gorbals up to WW2 and beyond before marrying and dispersing like so many others to new towns and the like. There were Charlie and Catherine Croft and their kids were Cathy, Willie, Agnes, Margaret and Charlie. Sadly they are all passed away now. My dad used to tell good stories of the gorbals and he had a huge affection for the place. I don't think he ever really moved out of Glasgow in his heart! the last place i remember visiting was my gran's in butterbiggins road. Thank and even if nobody remembers anything (it was an awfy long time ago) good luck. ps this part of the site is so big but so interesting it could do with some sort of search facility but the site is good
Submitted by: Willie Croft Does anyone remember the Tierney family from 221 Centre? If so, I'd be grateful to hear from you.
Submitted by: Denise I am trying to trace my birth mother, ELIZABETH CAIRNS who gave birth to me on the 30/06/63 at LENNOX CASTLE HOSPITAL, LENNOXTOWN SCOTLAND. Last known address was in Wilton Street Glasgow near Partick Thistle Football ground. Would be in her 60's or 70's. If anyone has any info please contact me.
Submitted by: Sean Cairns Jessiman I see that James Stokes VC is to be honoured this week in London by the Prince of Wales in London, it is now 60 years (1945) when James was awarded the VC for services above the call of duty. I went to see the memorial in his honour at the Rose Garden on Rutherglen Road. I see his nephew John Ford and his family will be in London for the service, John and his sister Mary lived up the same close as us at 62 Lawmoor Street, James Stokes will never be forgotten by all those wonderful people in the Gorbals who knew him, if you are visiting Glasgow pay a visit to James's memorial at the Rose Garden on Rutherglen Road in the Gorbals. Yours sincerely Thomas Kelly Donnelly
Submitted by: Thomas Kelly Donnelly Born in Dunmore St in 1957 in the Gorbals. I went to Buchan St primary, then Adelphi secondary and wondered if anybody went or has a picture of Buchan St primary or if anybody remembers me.
Submitted by: William Wilson I'm just wondering if anyone remembers my Granfather Dr. David Mclean who worked with Dr.James Gilchrist...I would appreciate any funny stories/anecdotes about my grandfather as my mum is compiling a family history.
Submitted by: Sarah Stoddart Hi it's wee me again just wanted to share some of the things I found out with a lot of help lol---will try and get it right this time lol. GG/GRANDPARENTS ALLAN & ROSSEANN MCNAUGHTON MAIDEN KANE they came from Ireland? but not sure as can-not find birth cert for G/GRANDAD ALLAN SON OF ALLAN-ROSEANN poss he was born in Ireland-now my GRANNYS FAMILY NAMES GG/PARENTS DONALD & GRACE HOOD MAIDEN NAME ANDERSON-G/GRANDA WAS NEIL HOOD-SON OF DONALD AND MARTHA MADEN NAME MCARTHUR MY GRANNY WAS THE DAUGHTER OF NEIL & MARTHA////////GRANNY MARRIED ALLAN MCNAUGHTON ON 27 DEC 1927 SHE WAS 19YRS OLD ALLAN WAS 21YRS OLD HE WAS A COAL SALESMAN AND LIVED AT 9 CAVENDISH PLACE GLASGOW MY GRANNY MARGARET HOOD AT THE TIME WAS A DOMESTIC SERVANT SHE LIVED AT NUMBER 1 CHARLOTTE PLACE SHE WAS BORN AT THAT ADDRESS ON 24/25 DEC 1911---- I AM THE FIRST GRANDAUGHTER OF ALLAN AND MARGARET HOOD MY GRANDAD PAST BEFORE I WAS BORN I THINK AROUND 1933/34 TRIED TO FIND DEATH CERT FOR HIM STILL LOOKING WILL LOOK WHEN I GET TO GLASGOW THIS YR. MY GG/GRANDAD ALLAN WAS A MARBLE POLISHER-------MY GG/GRANDAD NEIL HOOD WAS A CARTER.------NEIL AND MARTHA MARRIED AT 50 NICHLSON ST 17 JULY 1908 GLASGOW ( THIS BIT I CAN'T GET MY HEAD ROUND JAMES HOOD AND MARY HOOD MAIDEN NAME CAIRNEY IT SAY MARTHA WAS THIER DAUGHTER ? )I THINK AFTER MY GG/GRANDMA HOOD PAST MY GG/GRANDA MARRIED AGAIN NOT SURE I FOUND THIS VERY CONFUSING HOPE I DID NOT RAMBLE TOO MUCH BUT IM SO EXCITED ABOUT ALL THIS LOL (SORRY ABOUT THE CAPS BUT HAD GONE TOO FAR TO CHANGE)IT TOOK ME LONG ENOUGH TO WRITE IT ALL HOPE YOU ENJOY THE READ ALL THE BEST AND I AM HOPING SOME ONE MIGHT KNOW SOME OF MY FAMILY IF ANY LIVING RELS OUT THEIR CONTACT ME, JCB
Submitted by: JCB Hello S Kelly I have been meaning to answer this for a long time I knew your g/father Robert(MAGWA) and I also knew Nora Kelly.
Submitted by: JB Does anyone remember my father Edwin Mcluskey he lived at 114 Naburn Street, he lived there from 1927 til mid 1940s his mothers name was Jeannie and his father was Neil. Jeannie was a hawker, his father was a busker and played the accordian, he also had a sister Jessie who worked in Wills cigarette factory in Alexandria Parade if anyone knows of them we would love to hear from you.
Submitted by: Edwin Mcluskey My email isn't working I will get my daughter to send one Willie.
Submitted by: Linzi Burke Looking for any family or anyone with info of Darroch family living @ 3 cavendish st in 1881. John married to Mary Gaffney, Patrick married to Mary O'Neil. I am Rose Darroch born 1941 @ 217 thistle st.
Submitted by: Rose Darroch Fulton Diane - Costa Blanca. My Granny Fulton lived up the stair from yer Granda and my Aunty May Boyle lived in the next close 140. Do you rememeber Ann, William, Marie and Gerrard Boyle? I spent a lot of time there. If you remember Ann, I can put you in touch with her. cheers Rae
Submitted by: Rae Love Anyone remember the Sandford or Love family from Cumberland St 1930-60? Uncle Matt was the barman in the pub at the corner of Cumberland St and Crown St. Matt, Henny, Susan, Rena Sandford. Toss, Pat, Andy, Jean Love.
Submitted by: Rachael Love Trying to trace Rab McGinlay and Liz, last heard of in the 60's at Williamson St Parkhead. Also Agnes McInally of Pollock.
Submitted by: John Bulloch Ritas Fashion Shop was it located at Gorbals Cross? If so, then my Dad's cousin's wife worked there his name was Hugh MacNamara but I don't remember his wife's name. Regards Anne
Submitted by: Anne F.A.O WILLIE HENRY - Hi this is Linzi Burke again, Chic's Neice. My email address is not working but my auntie Rita is wanting to get in contact with u. She still stays in the Gorbals, can you send me your email address on this site so we can arrange something? Thanks
Submitted by: Linzi Burke My father, Alex Goldie (b. 1922) and older brother Thomas grew up in the Gorbals, not sure of their address. My father left in 1948 for Canada (Vancouver) and Thomas remained. Does anyone remember the family? Thomas had three children, Thomas jr, Anne, and Alex.
Submitted by: Anne Marie (Goldie) Davies Looking for my brothers family the Lynch's. We used to live at 89 Gorbals cross, he passed away but now he has 2 sons still In Glasgow sure would appreciate any info thanks.
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