who knows the westwells - Page 2

Westy · 09-01-2008, 16:56

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Originally Posted by Uncle Mick

Well hello there "Rock Guitarist" !!!!

A "Harvey Street" howdy-do to you, sir.

lindsay ormerod · 09-01-2008, 17:41

Alreet there my old mucker ! 'Bout time you joined us on here !

katex · 09-01-2008, 18:08

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Originally Posted by Westy

I know this thread is a bit old, but I know Simon Westwell for 'tis I. I now live in Blackburn, married to Tracey with 2 kids (Nathan 8 and Rachael 3). Mum and Dad have moved into Accy and Alex is married with 2 kids and living in Great Harwood.

Are you the Simon Westwell that worked at Woodnook and was in a production of 'Into the Woods' ?

Westy · 09-01-2008, 18:51

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Originally Posted by katex

Are you the Simon Westwell that worked at Woodnook and was in a production of 'Into the Woods' ?

I am indeed. Into the Woods would have been about '94 I think.

Westy · 09-01-2008, 18:54

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Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod

Alreet there my old mucker ! 'Bout time you joined us on here !

Howdo missy. Came across this (not literally) entirely by accident.

Bob Dobson · 09-01-2008, 19:27

I am trying to find a lad who started at Accrington Grammar school with me in 1952 - Maurice Kelvin Westwell. Then he lived with his mother somewhere near the Junction pub, opposite the swimming baths and near to Scaitcliffe pit. His father had gone down in a ship during the war. I have an address for him but letters have gone unanswered and I have no phone number. I would dearly like to make contact with him, as he is fondly remembered by his schoolmates.

There have been several Westwells farming in Ossie.

Whilst on the matter of finding schoolmates, I seek information on the whereabouts of John Baron Walmesley , another lad in my year. He lived in Fielding Lane, Ossie. May have had a sister Anne.

Westy · 09-01-2008, 19:37

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

I am trying to find a lad who started at Accrington Grammar school with me in 1952 - Maurice Kelvin Westwell. Then he lived with his mother somewhere near the Junction pub, opposite the swimming baths and near to Scaitcliffe pit. His father had gone down in a ship during the war. I have an address for him but letters have gone unanswered and I have no phone number. I would dearly like to make contact with him, as he is fondly remembered by his schoolmates.

I'm not familiar with the name but I'll mention it to my Dad (who I think was at Accy Grammar in the late '50s early '60s). If has any info I'll let you know.

Uncle Mick · 09-01-2008, 20:14

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Originally Posted by Westy

A "Harvey Street" howdy-do to you, sir.

Ah! happy days indeed. I enjoyed being an audience

:m osher:

:mos her:

tollrose · 27-06-2008, 13:26

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Originally Posted by Bob Dobson

I am trying to find a lad who started at Accrington Grammar school with me in 1952 - Maurice Kelvin Westwell. Then he lived with his mother somewhere near the Junction pub, opposite the swimming baths and near to Scaitcliffe pit. His father had gone down in a ship during the war. I have an address for him but letters have gone unanswered and I have no phone number. I would dearly like to make contact with him, as he is fondly remembered by his schoolmates.

There have been several Westwells farming in Ossie.

Whilst on the matter of finding schoolmates, I seek information on the whereabouts of John Baron Walmesley , another lad in my year. He lived in Fielding Lane, Ossie. May have had a sister Anne.

Hi Bob,I knew Maurice quite well in the fifties, last I heard he had gone to Bristol University and later married a lass called Lisa and lived in the Lancaster area. Hope this Helps.