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I knew an Eddie Crawford who lived in Leader Street, Pemberton went to Oz and ended up back in Winstanley. Any relation?

I worked with Eddie at Triangle Valve. We were last to go when West Works closed its doors for the last time in November 1981.

If its the same Eddie, Jarvo, he was fair haired and married to Doreen. What happened to him?

Giovanni: Yes, that was Eddie. Sadly I have heard that he has passed away. Eddie was a character and a good milling setter. Happy days in West Works.

Hello Joe , I was your neighbour back in the 50 s , I lived at 29 you was at no, 23 , am I right , ? , remember you and your brothers and your dad , but not your mam , she must have died very young ,

Eddie Crawford is my brother .sadly he died and he is buried at St Paul's in Goose Green his wife's name is Doreen.

Hi Mavis ,the last time we had a chat was in Feb 2014 on Jimmy Gore's photo ,where does time go,my mum died in 1944 and left 4 children ,Lily JOE Eddie and Stanley.

David, this is just how I remember your mum in your shop in Newtown. Is she related.

Hello Joe, time certainly does fly , like I said on my last post I remember all your family ,but not your mam , I was only 2 at the time , but my sister Pat remembers her, she will be 80 this year ,

Hi Joe, I remember your mother & dad very well also the little pen across the street with the chickens, Joe where abouts are you living I never see you around I see Stan now and then in passing but not to talk to, also which photo did you refer to when answering mavis.

Joe
Sorry to hear about Eddie. I knew him well in the 60's and 70's. He had two boys as I recall. Doreen still alive?

Hi Jimmy, the photo is on Wigan World and it was taken by Derek finch in Blackpool 1955 you.may get it on Google ,I now live in Cleveleys.

Giovanni,Eddie had 2 boys Ian and Andrew .Doreen is living in Worsley Mesnes.

Hi Mavis,your Grandmother used to make rugs for the hearth in front of the fire and when 1 was ready I would deliver it to a house in Schofield Lane in Scholes,I think it was a relation of yours,I am not sure ,I carried it all the way to Scholes up Chapel Lane and I got 3 Pennies for the pictures lovely,

Hi Mavis,your Grandmother used to make rugs for the hearth in front of the fire and when 1 was ready I would deliver it to a house in Schofield Lane in Scholes,I think it was a relation of yours,I am not sure ,I carried it all the way to Scholes up Chapel Lane and I got 3 Pennies for the pictures lovely,

hi joe , you certainly earned your 3p from my mother Jones as what we used to call her , yes it was my auntie Nellie who you delivered the rug to my dads sister in schofield lane ,