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Me again!! Desperate to find more about my great grandparents from the Gorbals...anyone remember a story of a Hannah Wright (nee Devlin) committed suicide in 1945 age 70...her body was found in the Clyde..near St Andrews Bridge????
Submitted by: Janet Parson I was born to Sadie Devine/Jenner - father Leslie - @ 245 Ballater Street, Gorbals, Glasgow. Does anyone out there know the family please e-mail me.
Submitted by: Gerald Jenner Hi, Patrick Gallogly sorry for the delay in replying, trouble with computer, very sorry to hear about Joe, I wasn't there when the roof came down I left to join the navy 1960 and settle in London after leaving. Best wishes for xmas and a great ne-erday Bob.
Submitted by: Bobb Kidd Thanks to Eddie, Alness. I wasn't sure where Wilson's Zoo was so you've cleared up a mystery for me. Ta
Submitted by: Francie Young Anyone remember St. Luke's school Ballater Street? Any of my old schoolmates looking in? Rosemary Duffy? Sandra McMahon? (Left around 1960) I've had a good life but I am still a Gorbals girl at heart - and often reflect much of the innocence of those days. I was very protected - and have learned more about what was taking place from this site than when I lived there.
Submitted by: Kathleen Hindle (nee Patterson) I am writing to anyone who may hav known a John Meighan from the Gorbals. I believe he wos born on 29 September 1961. Sadly John passed away some 4-5 weeks ago. He wos cremated on 8th December 2009 at the Linn Crematorium in Castlemilk. Sadly there were no family members there for reasons unknown but I do believe some family members may not have known of Johns passing. The only information I can give about him and his family is he had a sister maybe of the same name as her mum Janette. I believe John also spent some years down south but did return to Glasgow. Any information would be very much appreciated. I will check site regulary for any info that may be posted.
Submitted by: EM For Alex Duff. The video is great, I was about 8 when the circus came to perform right outside my close on Thistle Street. It came to give a special performance for the boy up the next close who had lost his leg in some accident. I remember it well the most exciting thing to happen on our street. In regards to being poor,we where very poor in the Gorbals and happy kids as we did not feel we where missing anything as there was no peer preesure at that age , the circus would make anybody happy Thanks for the video
Submitted by: Tommy Taggart Can anybody remember the pub situated at the corner of Lawmoor street and Caledonia Road in the 50s and 60s. My grandfather Willie McCallum used it in they days along with Frankie Bagan.
Submitted by: Ian Thomson FAO Rita Moffit. Hi Rita, just to let you know I'm still alive & kicking down under. I still scan the postings & see your just as busy reminiscing as ever. I'm still absorbed with my family tree searching, turning up relies from here there and everywhere. I'm sure I told you that our family name used to be McMuldroch & that they originally came from the Dumfries area, stopped off at Kilmarnock for a while until settling in Calton/Bridgeton in 1850 & gradually over 30 years changed the name over to Meldrum. Why the name change, I haven't yet established. I have found another branch of the family in Colmonell that started using the Meldrum name from 1811 but likewise they don't why. If there are any readers out there with a McMuldroch family connection please contact me through the site. A few days ago out of curiosity I did a search of house prices in the Gorbals & was blown away. One that got my eye was a 3 bedroom flat for 165 thousand quid in Ballater Street, advertised with vista views of the clyde & Glasgow Green,it looks like it's situated just across from the old cuddie brae that used to run up Waterside Street to the "White Bridge". I noticed from the photo that the bridge like all of us is beginning to show it's age. Who would have believed 60 years ago that the old Gorbals would now be in such demand. I've sent a Christmas card to your old email address let me know if it arrives, in the meantime here's wishing you & all the readers plus old friends & foes alike a merry Christmas & all the best in 2010. Ronnie Meldrum (formerly of Turnlaw Street). Perth, Australia
Submitted by: Ron Meldrum Anybody from Houston St, KP, I went to Crookston St primary, my best pal was Charlie McGlaughan from Argowan St I think,are you still there m8, we went to the Corky p/house. Been in oz since 86, anyone remember?. Have a Merry Xmas and a Happy New Year anyway to anyone that recalls the years from school 1954 onwards.
Rita Moffat, Hi, I went to John St too, left in 66, went south to England, A Mr Moore was the h/master, happy days then, lived in Castlemilk. Can't remember many names but we must have been there at the same time.
Submitted by: Tom Colville I would like to wish everyone from the Gorbals site a very MERRY CHRISTMAS, and GOOD HEALTH & HAPPINESS for the coming Christmas and NEW YEAR. Agnes.xx
Submitted by: Agnes Herrity Does anyone remember the murder of Jeanie Crawley from Glasgow.
Submitted by: Robby Andrews For Pammy Young. Nice to hear from you but please refresh my memory a little. You can e-mail me direct. Love to hear from you. I was in Glasgow in 2007 and could not find a house I lived in Standing. The Gorbals as we knew it is no longer with Castlemilk following behind it.
Submitted by: Tommy Taggart FAO Pat McCunnie, yes I remember you, but probably you're younger brother if he was born around the same time as me, 1956. I lived in Cally Rd then Pollokshaws Rd. Do you remember going to the Residential holiday school in Midlothian Edinburgh around 67-68' Wee Jonnie Farr teacher from St Francis was also there, happy memories, hope you are keeping well.
Submitted by: Stephen McGuigan To James Smythe re:Pat Heaney. Pat and Doreen split after a few years. Doreen and the kids went south and as far as I know Pat stayed in Brooklyn. Richard Harmon sent an e-mail got no answer, please drop a note on gorbalslive and I'll try again.
Does anybody remember picking caterpillars off the eight trees at the railway mens club just up from the toilets at the granite city.
Submitted by: Kevin Kilcoyne FAO Arther Jr, I have photos of McKinlay St, contact me via my email address Bye for now, Norrie.
Submitted by: Norman McNamee Hi everyone, does anyone remember the Birrells from the Gorbals my mum was Margaret, I'm looking for stories about them.
Submitted by: Katrina F.A.O. Francis Young just to let you know that Wilsons Zoo was in Oswald Street round the corner from the Heilin Mans Umbrella
Submitted by: Eddie Photos of st Johns Portugal St I have sent a few of you shots of this church but sad to say I have lost one of the copies I am looking to replace the shot taken from Norfolk Ct (in colour), if any of you have the photo can you email me it please Bye for now, Norrie
Submitted by: Norman McNamee While I was idly scrolling through 2007 Anecdotes I came upon a once familiar name, ie Tommy Taggart. I don't remember you from the sooside Tommy but I certainly do from Castlemilk. I am still in Castlemilk, by the way,"nae time aff for good behaviour". As you know Castlemilk was built so that places like the Gorbals could be demolished, unfortunately in their haste to get the slums pulled down they also pulled down some really good buildings as well, I'm thinking of parts of Crown St and Cumberland St. It was only after the damage was done that they realised that conservation and renovation would have been the better option. However, how are you Tommy? I'm prattling on here and it's just struck me, you might not even remember me. yours sincerely wee Pammy Young
Submitted by: Pammy Young Hello everyone and Merry Christmas, This is for all that are talking about the indoor zoo, it was Wilson's zoo and it was on Oswald street.
Submitted by: Jimmy All Hail ye Gorbalites of the past and present; Ronnie Meldrum; Amelia; Michael McGrory; Ten Quid et al. A very merry xmas and a Happy and healthy New year to you all. The site becomming a wee bit boring as many of the used to be regular subscribers don't post very often. Please my friends make your New year resolution to post something now and again- we miss you and it keeps the Gorbals spirit alive! All the best to you and yours. Rita
Submitted by: Rita Moffat Hi folks, I dont know whats going on here, I did not post this item Norrie Phil Mack I used to drink regularly in the Moulin Rouge, wee Johnny was the bartender for years during the 1960s but the pub was not in Crown st it was in Egliton street just before the Bedford picture house it had a lounge upstairs.
Submitted by: Norman McNamee Ten Quid would like to thank everyone for the good wishes he can assure you all he is well on the way to recovery and will soon be back on this site as for Matt McGinn of 8 Ross Street I lived in number 15 next to the woman moddel and his mother used to make the jumpers for all us Smith kids for school although born in 71 Florence Street Gorbals we moved to the Calton because of the barras we knew the McGinns well I use to go the messages for Maggie McIvor as for tha pend we know ran from Sandifauld Street to McNiel Street we kept the horse and our cart in one of the stables and an old man lived in one of the places with a solid floor tenquid as a kid used to clean out the stables we never knew each other at the time used to queue up for hot rolls out the Cumberland Street end of the pend wee Betty
Submitted by: Wee Betty A family member of mine in Ireland remembers that her family had contact with a Katy Hayes (son John) who lived on Carfin St., Govanhill, in Glasgow. I cannot provide a date right now...but this family member wrote in her letter that they hadn't had contact in "years and years". This Katy Hayes could be Catherine Cassells, who married Henry Hayes on 22 Sept 1932. An Alex Hayes was a witness to that marriage. (Catherine Cassells was my grandfather's sister; the spellings "Castles" and "Cassells" were used interchangeably in my family). I found this site after I searched Katy Hayes' address on Google. I am tracing my family tree and posted this in the hope that perhaps someone on this site might remember her and her son. I hope I may be able to find her descendants through any leads I may get here.
Submitted by: Michael Castles I am trying to find anything on my great grandparents Hannah Devlin and William Douglas. I cant find that they ever married, I know they had one son born in 1905 at 197 Caledonia Road (my grandfather) he ran away to England when he was 14. Hannah Devlin was born in 1874 in Main Street Gorbals. Can anyone help?
Submitted by: Janet Parsons Norman McNamee is mistaken the Moulin Rouge was definitely in Crown St. I'm sure I remember a painting or mural above the pub name of a can-can dancer. I think it was the last pub in Crown St before you crossed the Albert Bridge.
Submitted by: Francie Young FAO Alec Rowan who posted the comment ie the Gorbals pub. Are you related to any of the Rowans that came from Gorbals/Oatlands/Castlemilk?? Just because its an unsual name cheers
Submitted by: Anonymous Does anybody have any pictures of McKinlay Street or anybody remember Arthur and Jessie Logan(my mother & father) we lived at No18.(1960-65). Any help or info wud be brilliant..Aw Ra Best for Xmas & the New Year...
Submitted by: Arthur Jnr FAO Joe Toehill, I was delighted to get your reply. I never knew about your fight with John, but I remember Ella Watson, she used to watch us when my ma started work in Beattie's Crisp work. I asked an older soosider about the zoo, apparently it was in Jamaica St. You must have had to carry me or give me a 'shoodery'. As you said oor John was crazy about Louis Armstrong, so much so he actually bought a second hand trumpet and ended up giving himself a strained lung trying to play it. Keep in touch Joe I love talking about Lawmmoor St yours Francie Young
Submitted by: Francie Young I am wondering if Mary McGowan of the Clyde Valley Stompers is still alive I think she went to Canada to live but I am not too sure
Submitted by: Lily Scott My name is Patrick McCunnie. I was born in 1955. I lived in 220 Thistle St. I went to St Francis Primary School (the old and new buildings). I went to Holyrood Senior Secondary. I have a brother Stephen and sisters Donna and Lorraine. Does anybody out there remember me?
Submitted by: Patrick McCunnie To Anne in Canada, thank you so much for your post! My sister and I were reminiscing and she remembered the doughnuts and how good they tasted. We have Dunkin Donuts here and they taste like clabber. Don't you love that great Glasgow word and now I remember the meat and butter place next door and the co-operative shop near Portugal St. where we lived, and Lena's grocery across the street and Finnegan's. My brother Billy died this past year, so all my Glasgow family are gone. My folks are all in the States now. Nieces, nephews and my one remaining sister. But we often think of Glasgow. I wonder if Fr. Rowan of St. John's in Portugal st. is still alive. We used to correspond but I lost touch with him and hope he is well. Thanks again Anne for your thoughts. I remember two people in the bakery. A man and a young woman/girl..it was probably you. I can still smell those scones..mmm.
Submitted by: Mona Hi am looking for my gran Nohra Kelly lived in the Gorbals had children to Robert Maguire (magwa) oldest child Susan youngest Robert. She now lives in London she may still be working as a nurse. Please contact me if anyone has info thanks.
Submitted by: Sarah Maguire Cordiner Anyone on here that used to work in Montieth's Slipper Factory. They made all the Tartan slippers and Dolls. It was located across the railroad tracks off Devon St and Eglington St. I worked there from late 1963 until 1965. Started out in the Cutting room where all the men cut out the patterns for the slippers. Then moved into the sewing department. Good old days working in a factory. We did not get paid much, but we did make the most of it and had a lot of laughs.
Submitted by: Maggie Boyett FAO Norman McNamee the pub before the Bedford with the lounge upstairs was the George Bar.
Submitted by: Alec Rowan Does any one know where Moira McAndrews lives. She lived at Kinross Ave in Port Glasgow Scotland in 1964
Submitted by: Gerald Watson Re. T auld buddy I was indeed one of the large family of Donachy's from Rosyth St at the last count I think there was 300 and 7 of us thank god my dad dropped dead of exhaustion. That single end was getting busy.
To John Stark: I am glad to hear your are well I heard you had past away but you know what gossip goes round.I was the other party at the barra's that day and I have been racked with guilt ever since. You were just a fresh faced uni student who new nothing of the local gang culture.It was just bravado on our part we should have been nowhere near the barra's on a Saturday afternoon coming from the southside and we knew we where walking into trouble it was just bravado from a couple of stupid boys we almost had our throats cut but unfortunately you had your face sliced open by some anonymous coward.I would like to apologise from the bottom of my heart for my part in this escapade.I hope you can forgive me.May god bless you and yours.Most sincere seasons greetings.Stevie
Submitted by: Stevie Donachy Phil Mack I used to drink regularly in the Moulin Rouge, wee Johnny was the bartender for years during the 1960s but the pub was not in Crown st it was in Egliton street just before the Bedford picture house it had a lounge upstairs
Submitted by: Norman McNamee FAO Phil Mack, I had the same experience back in the 60s, a pal of mine was home on holiday from Australia,(George O'Brien) and we went into the "Clock Bar" in Bedford Street, and I asked for two whisky's. The barman smiled and said, sorry boy's, we're a wine shop.
Submitted by: Owen Dougan FAO Francie Young. Hi Francie its Joe Toehill here. It was good to see a familiar name. I remember well taking you to the ducksie and the zoo. I remember only too well the smell of Wilsons zoo and I remember well aggravating a chimp with a sweet and it reached through the bars and grabbed my hair. I had a bald patch for ages. I was sorry to hear about John. I remember me and him fighting in the back court because he had said something to Ella Watson(my heart throb) I had a sling on at the time and was fighting with one arm. Your mother came out and gave him a doing "your 2 years older than Joe you should know better" However I was never so glad to see anybody as the day my mother took me to Gorbals Cross to be picked up to go to the holiday home at Clynder and John was standing there with his case as well. We had a great time. The thing I remember most about John is that he was crazy about Louis Armstrong. My family always laugh at the photo we have of me as a wean and my mother has written on the back "Wee Joe in the back court outside Mrs Youngs window. Its a pity because the day I saw your message I had just got back from a couple of days in Glasgow something I get to do very rarely.
Submitted by: Joe Toehill To Frances Young, My Father used to take me to an inside zoo and I think it was in Hope St along from the Broomalaw.
Submitted by: Ann Docherty Does anyone remember my dad Alec he stayed 128 Florence Street he tells me about his boyhood days in the Gorbals and how they where.
Submitted by: Alec Burns I looked up the Matt Mcginn video and my hubbys grannie Jessie and his uncle Peter Sloan and his father big Joe Gallagher was on it you could tell his da right away with his stick swinging his leg. He lost his leg at 17 an accident in railway
Submitted by: May Does anyone have good pics of St. John's chapel Portugal St. inside or out thanks Peter
Submitted by: Peter Diver To Mona USA I worked in Patterson's bakery in Norfolk st. Gorbals when I was 15, it was next door to the Irish House shop which sold big Ham Houghs, fresh butter Etc. I remember on a Saturday morning people from as far away as Pollok, Priesthill, for all the fresh baked pies, scones and especially the doughnuts, which I used to make myself, Mr. Patterson told me that if any of them were mishaped I couldn't put them on the shelf, so I used to pull them into oblong shapes on purpose before dipping them into the big fat fryer, so I had eat them myself, LOL those were the days. Cheers Anne
Submitted by: Anne The Moulin Rouge pub was at the bottom of Crown Street near the Clyde, it had a neon sign outside of a can-can dancer, I went in sometime in 1960 and ordered a whisky, I got a 2 minute silence from all in the pub as it was a wine shop and the bartender had to wash the glass as the wine stuck to the glass.
Submitted by: Phil Mack To Bob Kidd great to hear from you Bob remember most things about the Bedford can you remember what happened to the roof in the balcony always think about your obsession with Elvis and mine for Hank Williams got in contact with Joe Ferries daughter Caroline unfortunately Joe died of cancer some time ago keep in touch Pat
Submitted by: Patrick Gallogly will the name Waddell mean anything to any one....
Submitted by: Eric Does any-one know Charlie Foy from Crown Street- he was an evacuee and went to Ayrshire to live with the Hodge family in Drumley?
Submitted by: John Findlay (Canada) Hi there if you you tube Matt McGinn singing jeely piece song, there are some great pictures of Thistle St and the circus coming to town , you might see yourself there so have a look, always reading about how poor the weans where then, they dont look poor to me just happy ordinary kids.
Submitted by: Alex Duff To Patrick Gallogly of Peterborough yes I did work at the Bedford nice to hear from you brings back a lot of memories when I used to borrow your bike and listening to Jim Clark singing a broken hearty pancake, if you scroll through you will come across a message from Joe Ferry, be in touch regards Bob.
Submitted by: Bob Kidd The information I require is going back to the early 1940s. Is there anyone out there who knows someone who may remember an Elizabeth Ferries who came from Aberdeen and worked in a munition factory possibly the royal ordanance. It would be a question for a great or grandparent, who lived near 13 Thistle Street which is where Elizabeth stayed. I need to know if anyone has information on her then boyfriend Robert MacFarlane with whom she had a baby boy in 1943. Please can anyone remember anything.
Submitted by: Jackie Wee Betty, I too enjoyed reading your letter hope your husband is recovering well. Perhaps you can answer a question for me. I was going through Mathieson Lane with my mother and one of the Cryans (think it was the wulk man) was putting his barrow away my Mother spoke to him for a little while then she told me people used to live in those little places although it was earth floors I am talking about 70 years ago so, am I right or am I mistaken you should be the one person who would know.
Submitted by: Christina Philbin When I was looking through anecdotes a name jumped out from my dim and distant past. It was Joe Toehill. I lived at 109 Lawmoor St and remember Joe and his mother and father well. Joe used to take me with him sometimes. I remember going to an indoor zoo with him and seeing a rather flea bitten lion in a cage. Do you remember Joe? Was the zoo round about Eglinton St or is my memory playing tricks? Do you remember my big brother John? Sadly John died in 1992 at the age of 53, wasn't much of a go was it? I also have a young sister Mary who now lives in Kings Park, I don't mean actually in the park I mean the district ha ha. I would love to hear from you and talk about Lawmoor St which as I'm getting older frequently comes into my head. Cheerio
Submitted by: Francie Young Hi Billy Malcolm, sorry I dont know Jack Keith, he got my name from this forum and contacted me. I have copied and pasted some of your replies and emailed them to him, I have no idea why he is not back on the forum. I doubt I am known to any of you on here I only worked in Gorbals from 1994 to 2006, my interest comes from working in Gorbals. I was brought up on the North side of Glasgow. Bye for now, Norrie
Submitted by: Norman McNamee Johnny Houghton you never sent me your email my sister law lives in Waddell Court we were there for four weeks two years ago likely seen you in the Tavern, Bobby
Submitted by: Bobby Docherty Hi Howard Burleigh, I have sent you 20 photos of Hospital St, enjoy, let me know if you get them Bye for now, Norrie
Submitted by: Norman McNamee Hi, new to this site its brilliant,looking to hear from anyone who remembers my mum's family the Murray's from Caledonian Road Gorbals, Dennis, Francie, Robert, Ellen, Isa, May and my mum Annie think they were there 1920's to 1940's. Would be great to hear anything. Thanx. daughter Janet.
Submitted by: Janet Smith Anyone remember Harry Patterson from St. Luke's. (Ballater Street) He became a Royal Marine - had several children but lost touch.
Submitted by: Kathleen Hindle (nee Patterson) Can anyone please tell me where Moulin Rouge Pub was in the Gorbals possibly around 1957/1958?
Submitted by: J Fairley Seeking ANY information of my grandmother (I am supposed to take after her) Charlotte Patterson (nee Kenyon from Kilmarnock family) married and had Harry (my dad), William, Jessie, Nancy and and Mary - any links? Mary disappeared to Ireland. I knew aunties Jessie and Nancy. Know NOTHING about granny Patterson except she went to the 'mission hut'. My family was Catholic therefore cut off from her. My mum was one of the 'Gaughan girls - Wee Betty/ twin of Sadie
Submitted by: Kathleen Hindle (nee Patterson) Hi Howard, I have photos of Hospital Street, I will add you to my to do list and email them. Bye for now, Norrie
Submitted by: Norman McNamee Lived in the Gorbals (Kidston Street), then Govanhill and on to Priesthill before emigrating to Vancouver,B.C. in 1958. Went to Victoria primary, then onto Queen's Park Senior Secondary in 1948 thru 51 or 52. Looking for people who may know me. For instance Mary MacGown, of Clyde Valley Stompers lived across the street from me in Priesthill.
Submitted by: Loudon Fraser I am researching my family tree and I believe my grandfathers family came from the Gorbals area. My grandfather was Patrick Holland (as was his father) and came out to Australia in 1926 (his leaving address was 339 South Wellington Street, Glasgow, which I believe became 339 Lawmoor Street). He had two brothers, James and John Campbell. James died in 1946 and was married to Mary Coulter. John I believe was married to Elizabeth and he died in 1990. My auntie used to correspond with my great grandfather Patrick Holland (who died in 1960), and from photos he sent we know there was a Rena, Betty, Josephine and Patricia in the family. We would really like to find any living relatives, and also complete our family tree. If anyone has any information could you please e-mail me. Many thanks, in anticipation. Gillian Holland.
Submitted by: Gillian Holland My name is Jim Fitzsimons born in Mathison Street 1950 ma da was called Alex my ma wiz mamie older brother Alex my grannie wiz Annie my uncles were John, Stevie and Joe
Submitted by: Jim Fitzsimons Fond memories of Granton St Oatlands great people Alan Watt, Frank Murphy, John Mooney, Jim Mccusker (RIP), Larry Mcclaren, Willie Trimble (RIP) TOBY, Jim Dury (RIP), Norrie Blunt to name a few. Miss the 15 aside games in Richmond Park on a Sunday, with Bru bottles for goal posts and the great pubs MOLLS MIRE, THE SPLASH, THE WEE MILL, LOGAN BAR, HURRELS. These great times can never be repeated but the memories can NEVER BE TAKEN AWAY !!
Submitted by: John Bonar Eric Buchanan McQuade/Cox dont reply to this form please reply to xxxxxxxxx (Number removed for security use e-mail address directly).
Submitted by: Stephanie Hi. Does anyone recall knowing Tommy McKenna, Thomas lived with his mother Elizabeth McKenna on Cumberland St, Gorbals,later yrs moved to Easterhouse, then met Jean Mavin, n moved to Notts,he was born in 1945, great to hear if anyone new him or is family, been left aprox 20 yrs now.
Submitted by: Karen Does anyone remember Jimmys amusement cafe at the Gorbals arcade below Queen Elizabeth Square? Next door was Rubys hardware store,there was a row of shops cant remember any other ones though. The good old days was going in to Jimmys for an ice cream.
Submitted by: Anonymous9 Hi do anyone remember the Turnbulls from 32 Portugal Street.
Submitted by: Jackie Turnbull To Irene Muir Yes, I remember you although I am 6 years older than you and that is a lot when you are a wean. I think 30 Hayfield St was opposite the Pig and Whistle Lounge door entrance around from McNeil St. You used to stay in the low down house in the close. Your mother was always so neat and tidy. I went to Hayfield School then John St in Bridgeton. I remember you because we used to play "Film Stars", "Statues" "Chases" and Rounders in Hayfield St. Run a few names past you-do you remember Janet Moffat my sister, Helen Moffat or Betty Webster, Billy and Jamsie Hawkins? The latter were all cousins. I lived in 66 McNeil St right next to the Pig and Whistle-our room window faced on to Hayfield st and your close. Does May Kerr/May Gullen ring any bells? She became May Monday when she married and lived in the close opposite yours. This would be about 1964 You might have moved to Castlemilk by then. Run a few names past me to see if I remember any your pals. Cheers Rita, Is one of your brothers a taxi driver?
Submitted by: Rita Moffat FAO Howard; There is an excellent book called The Gorbals; An Illustrated History, published by Richard Stenlake with many pictures of Hospital St. Good luck in your endeavor.
Submitted by: Trudy Hi Georgie so nice to hear from you I dont have a computer at present my friend Jim kindly lets me use his. My daughter lets me as well as she is in Stirling and I am in East Kilbride it isnt as often as I would like, how are you all have you got grandchildren I have four still working haven't won the lottery yet still trying hope to have a computer in the new year will be able to communicate more.
Submitted by: Rena Coyle Hi, my dad's family owned a sweet shop I think it was called Campbell's (their last name). My dad's name was John but he was called Jackie. His mother Margaret and father James owned the shop. I am just trying to find out information about the shop.
Submitted by: Mary Looking for my uncle Eric Cox or McQuade. Was born in Anderson on Picadilli Street. His last known address is 3 Mannors Road Woodly Berkshire. Was married to Veronica with 3 kids Anthony, Andrew and Ian. Please email me.
Submitted by: Stephanie cox I was adopted by Mr and Mrs J Fitzhenry my birth name is Evelyn McMahon born to Helen McMahon who was sent to Greenock till I was born. The McMahons came from Oatlands in Glasgow.
Submitted by: Mrs Margaret Cardle Anyone know of George Welsh family came from Florence Street some moved to Royston Road near Springburn
Submitted by: Patrick Wee Betty, I enjoyed reading your letter, could you please pass on my very best wishes to Ten Q. I dearly hope he is making a recovery, my daily thoughts are with him. Father Peter Devlin.
Submitted by: Father Peter Devlin I love listening to my Dad and some of the stories from the Gorbals of old. I was born in the Oatlands but my mum (Geana Sweeney) and my Dad Terry McCann were both from the Gorbals. My Dad will be 65 next year and I'd love to hear any anectdotes from those who may know him. My Grandfather was Eddie as is my Uncle.
Submitted by: Gavin McCann For general info. people looking for "Photos Gorbals",check the site" www.urbanglasgow.com.uk - should rekindle some happy memories. Cheers Bill
Submitted by: Bill Shields For Stevie Donachy - are you part of the large Donachy family who lived in Rosyth Street?
Submitted by: Auld Biddy This is for Patrick looking for the Welsh from Florence St. My brothers are Tommy, Andra(died 15yrs ago), Joe and Sisters are Betty, Senga and Tricia are we related?
Submitted by: Cathie Welsh Hi Jessie, have sent you that wee photo, please let me know if you get it thanks Amb
Submitted by: Amb Hi there.. Hope someone can help.. I am researching my family that lived in 113/133 Hospital Street in the 1920's to 1940's. There was Albert, Joan and Renee Landman. Would love to receive any photos or memories of Hospital Street during these times. Thank you.
Submitted by: Howard Burleigh Hi Owen Dougan thanks for posting the correct address for The Double Eagle, I had it as Bedford st and Portugal st but after your post I looked at the photograph I have and noticed St Johns to the left of the pub thats where I got mixed up. Bye for now, Norrie
Submitted by: Norman McNamee This is for Stevie Donachy, I think you are my cousin. I haven't seen or talked to you in 60 years. I had a whole lot of cousins called Donachy who lived in Rosyth Street their parents were my aunty Mary and uncle Harry my Dad was aunty Mary's brother Peter. You say that you were born in Earl Street but I think it was Errol street. I could look out your window and see the old grave yard at Rutherglen Road also on your street was St Francis's boys guild club house with the snooker table ect. you must be my cousin it's too much of a coincidence. I used to visit my aunty Mary now and again as I had a good friend called Johnny Adams who lived on the top floor of your close in Rosyth street So if you are my cousin please write and let me know what you've been doing all these years as I'm trying to find out about my family who are left in Scotland .I've lived in Canada for the last 40 years,got home a lot but may not be able to make it again Yours Tommy Kearney.
Submitted by: Tommy Kearney I lived at 30 Hayfield St, went 2 St Bonnies Prim, then Holyrood. Born Sept 1949. I am now 60yrs. Who knows me? Love 2 get in touch with old friends.(from young yrs)
Submitted by: Irene Muir Johnny Houghton your brother Shammie lived up the same closs we were two up Johnny send me your email we can have a gab.
Submitted by: Bobby Docherty Regarding Albert Wheeler info, Yer Albert was a gorbals man and he is still alive and kicking. Albert is in his 70s now I dont know about the boxing but I do know he was a great cyclist and was in competions representing Scotland.
Submitted by: Thommy Bhoy We are all deeply saddened to hear of the death of one the great people who was born in Camden Street GORBALS "BILLY BISLAND". His wife May and Familywere at his side at the end. He will be sadly missed by his familyand all his friends world wide. May he rest in peace:-
Submitted by: Thomas K Donnelly Re Stevie Donachy and Crossroads Youth Club with Geoff Shaw: hello Stevie, yes I'm the same John Stark that was 'involved' at the Barras. I was there with probably Wasso and someone else when we were recognised by the Calton Tongs. We were set about and I still have the scar on my face. That's incredible to know that there are still people out there who remember. I must confess that I can only vaguely picture the names that you mention. I have a number of photographs taken at the time and you may be among them. But you're right, where did all these phenominal fitba players go!
Submitted by: John Stark Was Pattersons Bakery around the corner from Portugal St and at the corner of Warwick St.? Gosh, I still remember the wonderful smell of the scones, treacle, butter, soda, when I walked past there on my way to school every morning. I attended Tradeston, then Holyrood. Nothing matches the taste of those scones today. Everything is processed. I think they use the same formula for bread, cakes..whatever. Then that little crisp shop in South Portland St. After school we'd go there, and then the great library across the street. When I'm in Manhattan, the 5th ave. of the NYPL is a magnificent building, but I always remember my happy days in the Gorbals St. Library. Jings..those were innocent days.
Submitted by: Mona Hi, I know it is a long shot but I am looking for anyone who might know of my paternal family. My grandfather was born in 1915 in Naburn Street, Glasgow and was called Lewis Wilson. I know he moved to London but I don't know when.
Submitted by: Clare Wilson Looking for my BOYLE family.....Patrick James Boyle was my grandfather, born 1908 in Glasgow although I cant find a birth record for Glasgow or Ireland. He died aged 38 at Eglinton Lane in 1946. His wife was Mary Boyle maiden name Kilkie, his parents were Rose Boyle maiden name Montford or Mountford and Francis Boyle who were married at St Johns church Portugal St Gorbals in 1901, living at 94 King St Tradeston. People might not make the connection as Patrick apeared to have no children but he had 8 who were taken into care at a young age and 1 dying at birth. Ruckhill Camp (check spelling)appears on some birth certs and my grandmother Mary re married in the early 50s havin 2 other children who I am intouch with but they have no knowledge of Patrick or his family. I think I have a brother and sister for Patrick who are...Agnes Boyle born 1901 at what looks like 29 Queen Mary St Bridgeton and John Boyle born 1904 at what looks like 213 London Road Camlachie Glasgow. It would be good to know of any other relatives and has anyone seen a grave for any of the above names? Will it be the Southern Necropolis?
Submitted by: Tommy Boyle Hi Marion Berry. I lived at 331 Lawmoor St. at your time. Did you have a big brother Charlie Berry? He was a very good pal of mine at St. Francis' and Holyrood. Mick.
Submitted by: Mick Gallagher Anyone remember wee Jimmy Darcy? Teacher at St Bonaventures Primary. x Irene Muir
Submitted by: Irene R Muir (now Millward-Pizheva) Hello N McNamee out of interest did you know Jack Keith? I was wondering as your name doesnae ring any bells with me why isnt Jack writing on the site himself? Please explain as I cant make any sense. TEN Q and Wee Betty my best wishes to you all I miss his letters yes he has a great memory of the Gorbals we both went to the same school he made me laugh when he told me ran to school and back as he didnae have the bus fare, bless him and give him my best wishes Billy
Submitted by: Billy Malcom Maybe Bob Kidd could get in touch with me, we worked together at the Bedford around the late 50s. Pat
Submitted by: Patrick Gallogly Hi Irene Muir from 30 Hayfield St 1949-65 then Castlemilk. Went to St Bonaventures Prim'then Holyrood. Would love to hear from anyone who knew me, my ma was Sally, she remarried Frank McQuillan had 4 kids Frances, James, Ronnie and Franky. I also had a big sis June she married Malcom McAlpine. x to all "great" site
Submitted by: Irene R Muir (now Millward-Pizheva) To answer Anne suggestion that government programmes should be helping raise the life expectancy of the poorer areas of Glasgow- there are many initiatives available- including the free health care you dont get in the US- free will and a culture of heavy drinking, drug use and unhealthy lifestyles are more poweful than the government suggestions to live better, so we have the lowest life expectancy in the developed world. There does seem to have been some change in recent years though
Submitted by: Markybhoy FAO. KP Nuts My father Pat Gaughan was born in Ballater Street, Later married and lived in Lawmoor St. where I was born.
Submitted by: Jane Gaughan FAO. Wee Betty Australia, wish Jimmy all the best for a speedy recovery, best wishes to you. Bob Kidd
Submitted by: Bob Kidd FAO.Ian. The Double Eagle pub was situated at the corner of Nicholson Street/Bedford Street, I think it was No159 or 161 Nicholson Street. The Chargehands name was Owenie Sweeney, the owner also owned the Old Eagle pub in Howard Street.
Submitted by: Owen Dougan FAO Patrick Bella Paddy nelly Lizzy Cryans all in Cumberland Street corner of lawmoor Naburn Florence Street they sold fish and wulks as well as fruit from a barrow the extended family are so many that is not enough room to fit all the names here but the kidds our family to and so are the Boyles. I am married to Jimmy the lawmoor Street Boyle's he has just come out of hospital after being in a coma caused by an injection of morphine he received in the hospital and he was on a life-support machine, pulled every tube out of his body was covered in blood and was so delirious he thought he was on a ship in the Gulf. he used to write on the Gorbals under the name of 10 quid believe me he's worth a million quid to me and Patrick Francis I know that you are a relative and so is bob kidd he leaves posting now and again 10 quid its amazing the things he could remember while in the Coma "he suffers from awareness everything that was said and done he can be! wide-awake in an operation such as he was when he had quadruple heart bypass could tell the doctors what was said and done he has the hospital crapping themselves in case he sues, but he's not that kind of guy can't remember going into hospital or getting the needle remembers the pain in the cerebral area of the brain and saying to the doctors "the "f" was that "his wish is never to be kept alive by a machine I said the machine can be switched off and that is when he started his way back to recovery he always did like fighting. I just had to ignore the cuts and bruises that he come home with boxing mad with Muhammad Ali his favourite he has a saying because I'm an agnostic I fear nothing not even my God who ever he/she may be and death comes to us all so why should I be afraid as he won't be lonely wherever I go! Wee Betty
Submitted by: Wee Betty Please can someone help. My wife Jean (Wallace) lived in Caledonia rd and went to Oatlands primary and Adelphi terrace schools with a girl called Agnes Duncan they were best frends' Agnes went to Hamilton Ontario Canada. Agnes got married there but we do not know her married name. Jean would love to contact her again so if someone could help she would be so happy its been over 50 years thanks.
Submitted by: Bill Morrison FAO.Iain; I had asked where you got the stats from for the 54 life expectancy, because I had serious doubts as to its validity. However, I found two web sites, one from 2008, and one as recent as Sept. 2009 giving the same info. Unlike the U.S.A. you have such easy access to health care I would think there would be government programs to help these kids.
Submitted by: Joan Re Albert Wheeler - I knew a guy by that name,,but he was'nt exactly from the Gorbals, he lived round the corner from me in Oatlands, Polmadie Rd to be exact. I don't remember him as a boxer or singer, he was a champion cyclist, the Clyde incident I'm not sure of could be. Nice guy, we did'nt pal around but we'd meet in the street and have a blether. I remember his Father, big burly man, remember him waiting for the tramcar, used to smoke a churchwardens pipe,long stem about eight inches long with a wee tiny bowl black---not the pipe, him---Albert would be about the same age as me--78---hope this helps. If this was a bet do I get a cut??? cheers.
Submitted by: Charley Broon Mary McLeary, Re: 147 Lawmoor Street and Docherty/ODonnell families. I'm having trouble with your e-mail. Can you contact me? Many thanks.
Submitted by: J Holmes I was born in Earl St. moved to Rosyth St. Oatlands. in reply to John Stark I played with crossroads F.c. knew geoff Shaw very well in fact I believe this may be the john stark who was involved in an incident at the barrows when with Wasso. Other names were Joe Murray, Pat Callaghan, played with St Lukes but we did not hold it against him where did all those phenominal fitba players go to?
Submitted by: Stevie Donachy Love to hear from anyone from the Bridgegate - Briggit as it was known or the Saltmarket - Steel Street and from Buchanan Street school 1951- and Adelphi 1963 cheers!
Submitted by: Jean Doull To Robert Patterson: I worked in Patterson's Bakery in the 50's in Norfork St. Gorbals...could that be the shop your looking for...Regards Anne
Submitted by: Anne Grimes (nee Donovan) Jimmy haggerty. Jake got married when he lived in sandyfaulds st. he bought a flat in croffoot he stayed there until he passed away.
Submitted by: Johnny Houghton Bobby docherty i lived at 105 two closes up from the pend that took you through to moffet st. i had a brother called shamie he lived low down facing the same pend as you, maybe you knew him. when did you live there?
Submitted by: Johnny Houghton Hi J.Parker, no problem i will email what I have to that email address remember to tell the folk the photos are coming, the email may well end up in the junk mail box as I am unknown to her. Bye for now, norrie
Submitted by: Norman McNamee In reply To may Munro, Hi May, i read with Interest that you used to live at 56 Surrey street.... Do you remember the Tunnilla's or Shalouskas? They were family of me maw. If anyone else has any memories or stories about the Tunilla's please let me know...on one branch of the family there was Tony, Joe and neilly, Ona, Jean and a few more. Does anyone have any photo's of 56 Surrey street? I am loving the stories on here, giving us of a younger generation an insight to the good times, and the bad times to be had in the Gorbals of days gone by. Spence Thanks very much to you all
Submitted by: Spencer Kennedy-Matthews FAO: Ian, the "Double Eagle" was at the corner of Nicholson Street/Bedford Street, the number was either 161 or 163. I originally lived accross the street at 158, {the last close before Bedford Street] and lived directly above the "Double Eagle" in the early 60s. It was owned by a man called Sweeney, who also owned the "Old Eagle in Howard Street. Owen Dougan.
Submitted by: Owen Dougan Just come upon this website. Looking for links to Geoff Shaw and the Crossroads Club in Nicholson Street school during the mid sixties. I helped Geoff at that time with the football teams U-13, U-14, U-16 and we used to travel to the games in an old maroon Commer mini-bus. We also made a trip to Naples by train to visit Father Borrelli with the older lads. A favourite holiday place was Tayvallich. A great number of people were around at that time, not least of all John Harvey.
Submitted by: John Stark Does anyone remember the Welsh family in Florence Street? or the Cryans from Sandyfaulds Street?
Submitted by: Patrick To Ms Rita moffat.... Thank you for your insightful reply to my ethereal musings on the joys of blissful poverty. Good people can come from a terrible environment, as you are obviously an example....to Norman Mcnamee. I would be more than glad to send you my email, but for some reason There seems to be a problem with it...But you yourself may be able to do so at sadienicol@peoplepc.com May you and Rita both be well. J parker
Submitted by: J Parker I was born 1946 and I went to St. Francis School then onto Holyrood and the I got a transfer to St Bonaventures recognise a lot of names I lived in 325 Lawmoor Street Gorbals for about 17 years then moved to Govanhill. Would love to hear from anyone that was in my class. Marion
Submitted by: Marion Berry J PARKER This was a study made by world scientists and these facts are at present totally accurate this is of course the average of death for the poverty stricken, when was the last time you were in Glasgow? You can see for yourself young people with no employment either on drugs or in the pubs its an appalling sight, I have toured several areas in daytime and seen first hand the youngsters, that is why I wrote in so that we can all help so far you are the only response and you live in the USA! We all need to help, these kids are desperate, we all talk about life in the gorbals and how we were a united community well lets gather round folks and do something for these kids, contact me if you need more information, let us gorbals folk lead the way. All the best in the USA Iain
Submitted by: Iain Cleary Looking for information on James Paterson owner of the Paterson Grocery Store maybe in Gorbals around 1907-1917. Married to Elizabeth maiden name Dempster.
Submitted by: Robert Paterson Does anyone remember Rose Sweeney? Married james O'brien and then after that was with Petras Tunilla (Kids were Joe, Tony, Nielly, Peter, Brian, Ona (me ma), Jean, Roseann, Bernadette, Lorraine, Mary, janet or The Shalouskas / tunila's of Surrey street. Am trying to trace family and do a bit of a family tree fer the wains. Any old stories and anecdotes would help too if you remember the people mentioned. Thanks!
Submitted by: Spence Kennedy-Matthews To Mr. Scott's cigarette and lozenge messenger, my maiden name is Fairie, and I lived between Moffat St. and Sandyfaulds st. where you went for the cigs. If I get a picture of our class, to where will I send you a copy?
Submitted by: Jean Fairie FAO: Patsy Crossley, I remember franky vaughan coming to ST.Johns Primary school in nicholson street. my son, Eddie was a pupil there at the time, my wife at the time went down the street with lots of others to see him [we lived just above the "Double Eagle" pub. her comment was that he was a small man. Owen Dougan.
Submitted by: Owen Dougan Hi im trying to find my gran, her name is mattie bonner, as far as i know she lives in the gorbals, if anyone has heard of her could you get in touch with me please x
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