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An error occurred while saving the comment Jon Bill commentedWhat a great website, I feel as I've no need to look anywhere else well maybe the auction sites.
I was thinking of putting on a website with photos of Derby but now no need but when I get a round to it, can I put on a link to your page?I'm in Derby and have a great interest in Derby old and new.
I found your page when browsing the Evening Telegraph site not sure which section tho'.
Thank you for a wonderful experience on your website, I'm now going back to look again.
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Dear Readers
We are sourcing what we can from the Library’s holdings and have added 1940-1941, 1943-1950 in the last 24 hours.
https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/titles/id/staffordshire-sentinel
Thank you all for your continued interest in this title, and Happy Reading!
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Team BNA
An error occurred while saving the comment Jon Bill commentedI love the site and it is lovely to see so many names I
recognise. However, as an original born and bred Mow Cop lad I have
to say I am feeling a little precious about how the boundaries of the
lovely hill (which by the way Mr Vernon Ball, Headmaster at Woodcock
Well School, took great pains in teaching us actually just falls in
the height to be called a mountain)are being stretched. Mount
Pleasant, Scholar Green, Dales Green, The Rookery, Harriseahead etc.
are not Mow Cop. Sorry folks - you are not originals but imposters.
You are rather special however if you are a Mow Cop original and so I
can understand you trying I suppose!
Some facts are getting slightly skewed also. For example Jack Blood
was not an undertaker (although he helped Freddie Thornton sometimes).
the only undertakers on Mow cop were the Hancock's - Charles and then
his eldest son Joe. Freddie Thornton was Dales Green,Wilsons down The
Bank and Scholar Green and Tom Bailey at HarriseaheadJon Bill supported this idea ·
Great Site! I have some ancetors that lived in the area and worked at Trimdon Grange and at Crow Trees in Quarrington in the early to late 1960s. I appreciate all Pictures and Information from your site. Keep up the good work