Does anyone remember the Hill family
 

Hi,
My name is Valerie ( nee Hill ) . I was born on Dunnyshop farm in 1944. I have 4 sisters Marie , Margaret , Vinnie and Marlene as well as 1 brother called Jack. My parents names were Stanley & Ada. I attended Springhill school and then Woodnook. Does anyone remember Derek Kennedy impersonating Johnny Ray at the Plough ? If anyone has any memories of any of the Hill family please get in touch

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remember a "Hilly" from way back 60s, was a guy with ginger hair, never did know his first name.:confused: sorry cant be more helpful.

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i remember Rod Hill played guitar with the Warriors
back in the sixties :theband:

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ah was that the ginger "hilly"?

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I went to St Peters with a lad called Ronnie Hill who had red hair (maybe the same guy that Mr C knows?). He had an elder brother called John. They lived in one of those council houses halfway down Charter Street, then they moved up to Richmond Road. Used to see him on the Stanley very occasionally, but I've not seen him for around 5-6 years now.

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Did you ever live on Lodge Street?

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as a schoolboy I remember playing round nelsons dunnyshop farm the hill famiy I rembember from then had a daughter called clare who delivered milk from a milk float eery morning and every afternoon thndered on clarence road on her way to pick up the milk from another farm nelsons had she later married cris hindle who was one of several brothers who had a farm off he haslngden old road if I remember rightly her father drove a three wheel scammel on the railway anoher of the hill family married a lad called tommy bond who I was to know all my working life

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I went to St Peters with a lad called Ronnie Hill who had red hair (maybe the same guy that Mr C knows?). He had an elder brother called John. They lived in one of those council houses halfway down Charter Street, then they moved up to Richmond Road. Used to see him on the Stanley very occasionally, but I've not seen him for around 5-6 years now.

Rod Hill from the Warriers was an only child so not the same one that Mr. C or beechy know

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The Hills are alive .....












to the sound of music








couldn't resist.. no offence meant:D

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i know a gareth hill bout 26.went hollins high school.moved away at 1994

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Nope...think you must be thinking of somebody else...Marsh Pickup, maybe?

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i know a juile hill lived up ferngore about 6 month ago; don;t know were she moved to soz

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Hi Val, Will contact you soon.
David

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Yes Valerie I remember you, trouble is I,m not sure where from!!! Spring Hill youth club? Arcs? Empire? Fern Gore bus shelter ????? wish I knew how to put on one of those smiling faces.

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I know a lad called David Hill who used to live on Nuttall Street in Accy, think he lives in Ossy now, will be in his early 50's.

Best Regards - Taggy

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going back to my memories of dunnyshop farm I was in the same class as the son of the farmer who owned it his name colin nelson as I remember now there were two families called hill one family in a cottage at one side the other on the other side next to the nelsons house one family had two daughters one worked on the farm and later married a farmer but some of the names of the others ring a bell in fact I may have rather friendly with margaret as regards her sisters one was along with her husband tom was stewardess at sydney street club for several years

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the guy with ginger hair was ronnie hill he lived up richmond road