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leane
belfast
looking for tony bradley his full name is robert antony bradley. he is about 46 now really need to find him if anyone can help it would be great. thank you x
cathy wilson
ontario, canada
I am searching for my fathers family- they were Wilson's and owned a horse farm outside of Bangor that raised the horses that pulled the trolleys in Belfast. John Wilson and his wife Elizabeth (Magill) left in 1910 and came to Canada. He left a brother behind that became the Harbormaster in Belfast. Any info. would be greatly appreciated as we are planning a trip here in June. Cheers1
andrea german
north wales
I`m trying to locate my father. His name is michael david frend and his last whereabouts was bangor. Apparently a bus driver.He would be 58 now.He could have been in the bangor area since 1974 after leaving the army in germany. His date of birth is 16/09/1953. He origonally came from poole, dorset. I hope he is here as what a beautful place. I`ve been looking for some time now but to no avail,I have never seen him, not even a photo, so if you do have the slightist shred of info I would be eternally in your debt. kindest regards andrea
Robert Halsall
Toronto
To McDuff,glad to hear you are retireing as it will make it safer for the other workers.Also not the Zoob is home this weekend for his mother birthday and some party at Paddys house so try to see him and let me know.
bob
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yXtQaM great site man thanks http://peace.com
Michael McMillan
Central NSW
Thanks for the good info Stephen, I have always thought that the carrier I went to was American, I also have a vague recollection of an aircraft overshooting the deck and falling into the sea, not certain if this actually happened.
Frances
Topeka, Ks
Just received a short drop-by visit- 2 gals from Bangor, Ireland! Too wonderful! They are students through a local university and we talked about how crazy Americans get over St Patricks Day!! Real excited to have met a couple of real Irish folk! Erin Go Bragh to everyone! Fran in Kansas, USA
Stephen Johnston
Bangor
I was telling my Father about the questions being asked regarding the Aircraft Carrier visiting Bangor in the late 50,s. He thinks that it was probably HMS Illustrious and also that my Uncle had served on it at that time. This was the 4th ship of the Royal Navy to bear the name Illustrious and there is at present a 5th. The previous one was scapped in 1957 after a long and distinguished career and information on it can be found on the Royal Navy,s official website. Hope this info helps a little.
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leane
belfast
looking for tony bradley his full name is robert antony bradley. he is about 46 now really need to find him if anyone can help it would be great. thank you x
cathy wilson
ontario, canada
I am searching for my fathers family- they were Wilson's and owned a horse farm outside of Bangor that raised the horses that pulled the trolleys in Belfast. John Wilson and his wife Elizabeth (Magill) left in 1910 and came to Canada. He left a brother behind that became the Harbormaster in Belfast. Any info. would be greatly appreciated as we are planning a trip here in June. Cheers1
andrea german
north wales
I`m trying to locate my father. His name is michael david frend and his last whereabouts was bangor. Apparently a bus driver.He would be 58 now.He could have been in the bangor area since 1974 after leaving the army in germany. His date of birth is 16/09/1953. He origonally came from poole, dorset. I hope he is here as what a beautful place. I`ve been looking for some time now but to no avail,I have never seen him, not even a photo, so if you do have the slightist shred of info I would be eternally in your debt. kindest regards andrea
Robert Halsall
Toronto
To McDuff,glad to hear you are retireing as it will make it safer for the other workers.Also not the Zoob is home this weekend for his mother birthday and some party at Paddys house so try to see him and let me know.
bob
ofasIwJhOacGeL
yXtQaM great site man thanks http://peace.com
Michael McMillan
Central NSW
Thanks for the good info Stephen, I have always thought that the carrier I went to was American, I also have a vague recollection of an aircraft overshooting the deck and falling into the sea, not certain if this actually happened.
Frances
Topeka, Ks
Just received a short drop-by visit- 2 gals from Bangor, Ireland! Too wonderful! They are students through a local university and we talked about how crazy Americans get over St Patricks Day!! Real excited to have met a couple of real Irish folk! Erin Go Bragh to everyone! Fran in Kansas, USA
Stephen Johnston
Bangor
I was telling my Father about the questions being asked regarding the Aircraft Carrier visiting Bangor in the late 50,s. He thinks that it was probably HMS Illustrious and also that my Uncle had served on it at that time. This was the 4th ship of the Royal Navy to bear the name Illustrious and there is at present a 5th. The previous one was scapped in 1957 after a long and distinguished career and information on it can be found on the Royal Navy,s official website. Hope this info helps a little.
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