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I am trying to find P L Scowcroft’s referenced article Coaching In Doncaster, 1996. My ancestor was landlord/publican of the Green Dragon in Doncaster 1806-1828.

Added: November 1, 2023
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I have recently seem a creamware teapot which dates to the last quarter of the 18thC with the inscription 'Success to the Merry Wives of Thorne'. I wondered if anyone had any knowledge of or information about the 'Merry Wives of Thorne'.

Added: July 21, 2023
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Please amend your front page to remove the apostrophe from "it's"!
'It's' means 'it is'.


Added: April 9, 2023
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Hi, I have been researching the "Brady" line for a number of years now. We come from Thorne,is anyone else researching the Brady tree? Is there a connection to Ireland ? Any help or photos would be appreciatted.

Added: February 4, 2023
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I've long been told by my father, and grandfather that a long time back our family held the title 'the earl of thorne'
I would love to be able to verify/validate this.
I have quite a detailed (if rather faded) family tree the was previously researched, and goes back to around the 1500's.
I wonder if anyone would be interested to look into this and perhaps view my family tree?


Added: July 19, 2022
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Hi, im wanting to know the date Thorne Fire Station was built or when it was formed

Added: June 30, 2022
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I am trying to contact Valerie Allass.
I don't even know if she is still alive. I would be very grateful for any information anyone can give me. My name may probably mean something to her.


Added: February 8, 2022
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My father's family were pit sinkers and lived in the pit sinkers' huts at Moorends around 1910. In fact my great grandma and grandma lived next to each other. Does anyone know of any photos of the huts or exactly were they used to be? Any information about these workers and their living conditions would be very helpful indeed.

Added: January 27, 2022
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I have two books, one has the name M.CRAMPTON Thorne Parish Church Girls Sunday school 5th class 7th prize Feb 22nd 1910.Signed JJ LITTLEWOOD vicar.
The other is a bible with the name MARGARET NUTT in the front.She was my neighbour.
If anyone is interested in these I would be willing to let them go to a family member.


Added: January 25, 2022
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I now live in Bulgaria and have a question regarding No 59 South End, Thorne. I would like to know if this has always been a private property or if it was, in the early part of the 20th century, a nursing home or similar. My biological father was born at that address in November 1918. His mother (my grandmother) was from a reasonably poor background and it seems unlikely, from the photo I've seen of the house in South End, that this would have been her family home. I can find no further information of my grandmother after November 1918. I would be most grateful for any information your society members may have.

Added: January 17, 2022
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