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Kitty Walton - ALC04540
Emigrated to Australia
Christine Knowles - ALC04538
Daughter of Dennis
Mary Kershaw - ALC04511
Lived at Cross Lane, Oxenhope
Gertie Barker, nee Croad - ALC04319
Worked in Barker's Cafe, Bridge Gate, Hebden Bridge
Mrs Vera Donaldson - ALC04317
Wife of Donald, dentist, mother of Geoffrey. They lived above the dental surgery on Market Street.
Diane Duranczyke - ALC04315
Daughter of gladys who has the jewellers shop on the corner of Carlton Street.
Mrs Dorothy Smith - ALC04313
Was secretary to Leslie Blackburn at Tower Works, a mill on Market Street.
Mrs Edith Blackburn - ALC04312
Nee Marshall. Wife of Leslie who had Tower Works (mill) on Market Street. Her son, Roger, had a laundrette at West End.
Margaret Wignall - ALC04309
Taught at Riverside School. Sister of Maurice Jones who had stationery shop on Market Street and then at Carlton Buildings
Mary King - ALC04308
Nee Farrar, she married Ben King who had a shoe shop on Bridge Gate where Help the Aged is now (2014).
Andrea Taylor - ALC04306
Daughter of Patrick Taylor who was a postman and who worked in Ryburn Estate Agents
Betty Lister - ALC04304
Emigrated to Australia
Madeline Taylor - ALC04303
Her brother is Russell Taylor who married Anne fletcher, sister of David fletcher
Pat Marshall - ALC04302
Wife of John who was Leader of Halifax Orchestra for about 28 years
Mrs Cox - ALC04301
Wife of Walter Cox, Labour Exchange worker
Mrs Marshall nee Moir - ALC04300
She married Harry Marshall in the 1950s.
Clara Walmsley - ALC04298
Wife of Garnet. They had a grocer's shop near the market.
Denny Lumb - ALC04297
Nee Cockcroft, daughter of George and Clara. Attended Salem Methodist church
Mary Bramall - ALC04294
Married Fred Bramall, lived at Eiffel Buildings
Betty Greenwood - ALC04293
Betty (Elizabeth) Longbottom, née Greenwood. She was twin sister of Peggy (Margaret) Greenwood, and elder sister of Edna and Joan. Daughter of Frank Greenwood and Hilda née Johnson. She managed Russell Dean's carpet and furniture store for many…