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katex · 24-10-2011, 17:58

Not particularly the Accrington Pals ( more Chorley Pals), but last year we had a lecture, with the History Society, from Steve Williams entitled 'A Mother's Tears' which was a mother's feelings and fears for her son as he was serving with the army, linked with correspondence between them.

Don't know whether he would answer any questions as appears to make a small income out of his lectures, but this is him anyway:

http://www.stevewilliamstalks.co.uk/...HURE-2011-.pdf

My gran worked at Howard & Bulloughs during this war, but have no stories to relate. Why didn't we ask them more, eh ?

24-10-2011, 17:58	#2
katex Resting in Peace Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 10,551 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 16 times Rep Power: 11259	Re: Pal's Gals Not particularly the Accrington Pals ( more Chorley Pals), but last year we had a lecture, with the History Society, from Steve Williams entitled 'A Mother's Tears' which was a mother's feelings and fears for her son as he was serving with the army, linked with correspondence between them. Don't know whether he would answer any questions as appears to make a small income out of his lectures, but this is him anyway: http://www.stevewilliamstalks.co.uk/...HURE-2011-.pdf My gran worked at Howard & Bulloughs during this war, but have no stories to relate. Why didn't we ask them more, eh ? Last edited by katex; 24-10-2011 at 18:00.