Streets of Glesca ...........Allan Street ...... Dalmarnock |
Allan Street
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Dalmarnock Road looking north to junction of Allan Street |
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Nov.2010,
Bryan Easson, Bristol, England
re picture of allan st dalmarnock where i was
brought up, the old man on the left was david
easson my father who at that time lived in
blairbeth and is sadly no longer with us. |
Feb.
2003, Extract from
guestbook, Betty Davie (nee Simpson )
Toronto, Canada
(email tba )
" I was born at
587 Dalmarnock Road , we then moved to Allan Street and were there
when the building was bombed on March
13, 1941. My mother (Greta, nee Thompson),
brother George (4) and I (19 months) lucky to
have escaped with our lives, were evacuated to
my grandparents' holiday house at 25 Castle
Street, Port Bannatyne, Islay.
Our next home was at Farme Cross, Rutherglen
where my father Bobbie Simpson had a shop,
Farme Cross Emporium. I attended MacDonald
Public School and eventually Rutherglen
Academy. We moved to Richmond Drive after my
father returned from the army.
I have some cousins that I have lost touch
with, Irene (nee Simpson) Henderson, last
heard of she and her husband Kenneth were
living in Africa. Also the Donald family, May,
married name McCue, Alastair, Robert and
Brian. It would be nice to hear some news
about Rutherglen.
Thank-you Wull, for making this amazing
web-site available to the many Glaswegians
scattered around the world and awaking many
wonderful memories of their childhood."
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Mar.
2003, Extract from
guestbook, Jim Leishman, Glasgow,
Scotland
(email tba )
" I was born in Allan St Dalmarnock,
went to Springfield Rd Primary and then
Riverside Sec now live in Cambuslang.this site
has brought back some great memories, 161 BB
,top hat cafe,l ong summer holidays and the fair
at the Glasgow Green, Ronnie Pelossi who owned
the top hat and kit-kat cafe's is still making
ice cream at Farm Cross."
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Oct.2022, Email, Shona
McRitchie, Age 61, Liverpool,
England
smmcritchie@gmail.com
My mother was born in 1927 in Glasgow. She
lived in Allan Street till
1953.
Her
name was Jessie Baxter. Her brother was
James , Jim for short .I would love to
know if anyone has any memories of
her and her family. Parents were
John and Mary Baxter.
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Donations
gratefully received towards the running
costs.
lifetime honour and timeless
photograph on the web |
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