Submitted by Name: Liz White From: Cambrisgeshire E-mail: Contact
Comments: My ancestors were Bramham, Cooper and Darley...Bramhams were on the canals. William Cooper was originally from Nottinghamshire but was master blacksmith. His wife was from Fishlake. According to one cemsus John Bramham was servant in Southend House which I tink was lock
Added: August 29, 2014
Submitted by Name: terry From: australia E-mail: Contact
Comments: loved looking at some of the old photos,brought back some memories,thorne was a great place to grow up,i had a few good nights in the white heart hotel as a teenager,the mines were a big part of my life ,went down thorne pit in about 1982 had to do some safety work their as I worked at hatfield main,caught the train many a time at thorne north to Doncaster,and the old field side school was my old primary school,then wyke gate road school,then thorne grammer ,so all the photos on here so far were quite relevant,thanks for the memories KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK IM SURE THEIR ARE A LOT OF OLD THORNE PEOPLE OUT THEIR THAT WILL ENJOY THIS SITE
Added: June 22, 2014
Submitted by Name: Ian Harrison From: hatfield Woodhouse E-mail: Contact
Comments: Great that we are going to have all the local history in one place.
KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK IM SURE THEIR ARE A LOT OF OLD THORNE PEOPLE OUT THEIR THAT WILL ENJOY THIS SITE
Name: Liz White
From: Cambrisgeshire
E-mail: Contact
My ancestors were Bramham, Cooper and Darley...Bramhams were on the canals. William Cooper was originally from Nottinghamshire but was master blacksmith. His wife was from Fishlake.
According to one cemsus John Bramham was servant in Southend House which I tink was lock