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Click the icon at the bottom of this page to add your own notice. My birth certificate reads Thirsk. I was born in Thirsk in 1946. My father was a Canadian soldier. He married Rosemary Roberts my mother. I was raised in Haworth until 1959 when we moved to Canada. I currently reside in Oliver British Columbia. I guess I'm an ex-pat of Thirsk. Email Me. Come and join us at the video club, held on the 3rd Monday of every month, in the British Legion Club, near the James Herriot Centre. The meeting starts at 7.30 pm. We show our own videos, and have discussions, and talks about filming with a camcorder. It is a very friendly group. the main contact is Mrs. Margaret Job, tel:01845 523605. Magaret actually runs the club. I lived in Thirsk from 1985-1995, Went to Sowerby Primary School and onto Thirsk Comp. I've lost touch with a lot of my old school friends since moving away, and in the hope that someone reads this who remembers me, i thought that I'd get in contact. Thirsk is a wonderful place to live, but I never really appreciated that until I'd lived here a while. Too-ing and fro-ing from London is a far cry from a sunday walk along Sutton Bank, The white horse or Cod Beck, or even Miss Miller making us run cross country in the freezing cold, around the flats, until your legs went blue, your nose was red, and you couldn't make out your trainers for the mud!!! Fond memories. I remember the day I left. November 17th 1995. Since that day I've only returned 2 or 3 times. I miss it like crazy, but can't track the people I used to be friends with. Anyone with any info, please e-mail me! Thank you! To all readers, Urgently needing a house exchange or property to rent in Thirsk for support from parents living in Thirsk,requirements 2/3 bed house or flat within Thirsk or a 2 mile radius of town. We have a 2 bed 1st floor maisonette in Acomb York with gch,d glased windows,bath shower toilet,kitchen,living room,excellent condition,City of York council landlord. I am disabled registered blind and need to move back to Thirsk very urgent.Also looking to rent privately,have bond and referances,rent range £300 to £400. If you are interested in exchanging or have propert to rent please contact Shaun or Pam on 01904 786474 or email us. Kind reards & many thanks. My ancestors are descended from Richard Wrightson of Thirsk 1585. I would like to speak with any Wrightson. regards John Wrightson Hello,my name is Angela Iam german and I live in Holland nou. I'm looking voor Paul and Jackie Mc Ginn. They used to live in Carlton Miniott, 4 Coniston Place.But they moved away and I cannot find them. We are friend until nearly 23 years and Paul moest be 40 years old nou.If someone know's my friend, please contact me via e-mail: angelaschmitz460@hotmail.com. Thank you very much and many greetings from Holland The May Day Sale of Books Grafts and Antiques. At Sessay Village Hall on the 5 May 2003 from 10am Over 3000 Old and new books from inculding first editions nonfiction and fiction a like. Stalls selling antiques and grafts from all over the world, Inculding Art Dego, Pewter, Royal worcester,Tea Caddys,and a all lot more antiques and collecatbles Please email us for more infromation I'm moving into Thirsk, hopefully at the end
of October. I've bought one of those new houses behind The Three Tuns
in the market square, that are still being built. I was hoping that
if anyone was passing with a digital camera they could E-Mail me a picture
so I could get an idea on the progress. I hear the rain has been heavy
and building work has been slow. If anybody can help that would be great,
Looking forward to moving in.
I am trying to trace details about my great grandfather. He was named hardisty and lived at 39 station road, he had remarried and was a police inspector. He had a very big funeral when he died and i know it was after 1945. i would like to contact any of the hardisty family if you know of any contacts. Thank you for your help.Theresa Mason. Nice clean site. I am researching history of Clayton family living in Thirsk prior to 1890. Family were cordwainers and tea dealers. Are there any written histories of Victorian Thirsk? or any other interesting books. regards Rob Clayton Hi, I am coming to visit Thirsk very soon (3rd August). I'm staying at Hollybush Farm yet cannot find it on the Internet at all... let alone get any directions. I wonder if you could be so kind as to give me a rough idea of where it is (if indeed you know of it?!). Also, my stay is part of an organised Christian camp called Northern Light, I'm not sure however that I want to stay in a tent for a week and wonder if there's some near-by low cost accommodation?? Any help you can offer will be much appreciated. I looked at your Inn's and Accommodation sections but as I don't know where the farm is, I don't know which is the closest!! Many thanks in advance for your help. Chris Jordan. Line dance & country night Thirsk Town
Hall
I live in the flat above the pizza shop and would
dearly like to know what it was before it became the Golden Lion Hotel.
I seem to run into a brick wall every time i look for some in depth
information. Please can you help me?
"Thirskites -- what are the four best day trips from Thirsk?" Reply to: Anne Hunley
Thank you for including us on your site. More information about All Saints School can be found at Love your website - learning so much each day - Thirsk is now a very special place (I have never been there but next year will be visiting) My brother, Granville Neal and his lovely wife, Joan live there. I found him via the internet last June after 59 years. So you see why Thirsk is so important (apart from James Herriot news of course!!!). Avice
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