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Val Stuart
07:42 AM on March 07, 2010
Lived in Lydiate until three years ago. Beautiful area. Wish I still lived there!
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Peter Greer
12:11 AM on February 07, 2010
I am tracing the Greer family tree my great grand father was Henry Moss greer who married Jane Cammackin 1873 Jane was the daughter of Robert & Mary Cammack Mary was born in Lydiate approx 1816 & Robert in Scarisbrick appox 1816.My question is would there be any reference as I dont know her maiden name in the village.I am from St Helens.
Peter
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Jennifer Galvin
12:25 PM on February 03, 2010
This is a wonderful site. Unfortunately, I left Lydiate when I was nine so I don't remember too much, but I passed it along to both my sisters (one in England and one in North Carolina) and they loved it. I live in New York State, USA but have grown up hearing stories about Lydiate from my family. I did actually drive by our old house on one of my trips back (Sandy Lane) and it didn't look too much different! I just sent a photo my sister gave me of a trip on the Bootle Belle in 1952 to celebrate the Queen's coronation, so hopefully it will get posted soon.
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Chris inwood
04:21 AM on February 02, 2010
Great site, I've had a word with andrea for you lol, I live round the corner from her and know her son lol
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Carol Shepherd (was Shimmin)
11:02 PM on January 21, 2010
So lovely to see this site about my childhood home. I lived on Park Avenue from 1966 to 1975 when we moved to Canada. Went to Lambshear Lane school and then to Deyes High briefly. I remember Kidgers and Scotts and all those shops on Liverpool Road at the bottom of Virginia Avenue. Does anyone remember the park (between Coronation Road and Park Avenue) when there was an old farmhouse still there - and when the "hollow" was there? Great fun to play in. Last time I was back in 1991, everything was different.
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Amanda
05:30 PM on January 15, 2010
My aunty and uncle are in Lydiate and my parents are in stil in Maghull. I love all the photographs
Amanda.
Amanda.
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Tricia Williams nee Supple
12:49 PM on January 09, 2010
Lovely site! I lived in Lydiate from when I was born in 1970 until 1985 when we moved to Maghull (it felt like a massive move for me and my sisters and we didn't want to move and leave all of our friends in Mayfayre Avenue and the surrounding roads!) I've recently moved back to live in Lydiate with my husband and 3 sons and I wouldn't want to live anywhere else xx
I love the photos on the site and would love to see more of the canal as I think that's a real feature of Lydiate and also the parks - I spent a lot of my youth in Sandy Lane park and used to play tennis for the Ladies team there - unfortunately the club house was burnt down which meant the club wasn't really sustained. .
I love the photos on the site and would love to see more of the canal as I think that's a real feature of Lydiate and also the parks - I spent a lot of my youth in Sandy Lane park and used to play tennis for the Ladies team there - unfortunately the club house was burnt down which meant the club wasn't really sustained. .
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Allan James McDonald
09:49 AM on December 30, 2009
Happy New Year to you all and that includes you...Charles Wesley Southern a true Lydiatonian.
My Grandchildren were happy to see 'Farther Christmas' once again on your roof!
Cheers!
My Grandchildren were happy to see 'Farther Christmas' once again on your roof!
Cheers!
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june jones
05:56 PM on December 18, 2009
Katrina and Steve ,all the very best card on the way many thanks for yours we both hope you have a great christmas and,the new year to come will hopefully be an improvement for all,especially once we see o9 out......A very Merry Christmas to All at Lydiate World,,,great site Keep up the good work
HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO ALL WHO VENTURE TO THIS GREAT SITE AND A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO COME .....
HAPPY CHRISTMAS TO ALL WHO VENTURE TO THIS GREAT SITE AND A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR TO COME .....
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Katrina Davies[Hockenhull
09:38 PM on December 01, 2009
And from me too June Good wishes to all in Lydiate from a hot and sultry Auckland,New Zealand!
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june jones
05:02 AM on November 29, 2009
Its such a long time since i visited this fab site,so hi to ethel and anne former mathers and all old and new friends.
this is my oppotunity to say all the very best for christmas o9 and hopefully a healthy and prosperous new year to all .cheers.
this is my oppotunity to say all the very best for christmas o9 and hopefully a healthy and prosperous new year to all .cheers.
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Sandra Craig (Howard)
11:46 AM on October 25, 2009
Which bridge do you class as Rimmers Bridge. I have asked my Aunty and the one they called Rimmers bridge is the one at the Red Lion because a family by the name of Rimmer lived at the house on the bridge. Also my cousin Jean has been told Rimmers bridge is the bridge after Jacksons on the Downholland side. Think an old history book or map is required.
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lydiateonian
04:42 AM on October 24, 2009
Does anyone know what is the latest with The Running Horses?? I heard it is to be a pub/restaurant?
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Sue
03:37 PM on October 22, 2009
Lydiate Mums - Talking Tots- My young nephew has come on in leaps and bounds since starting T T at the Lydiate Parish Hall - he has loads of fun as well. Thank you Helen
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kathy wright
05:09 PM on October 08, 2009
Ian Webb, yes I remember Hartleys flower shop, didn't they used to sell pet food etc ? Good shop