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For a list of all [[Noble Street]] Houses and a history of [[Noble Street]] overall please refer to the [[Noble Street]] page. | For a list of all [[Noble Street]] Houses and a history of [[Noble Street]] overall please refer to the [[Noble Street]] page. | ||
* Information Supplied by [[Clive Dalton]] January 2024. | * Information Supplied by [[Dalton, Clive|Clive Dalton]] January 2024. | ||
'''No 9. Willie and Minnie Welton''' | '''No 9. Willie and Minnie Welton''' | ||
Willie worked on the Council road gang and I remember daughter Theresa oldest and Mary the youngest. They were devout Catholics so we the Daltons being Church of England hadn’t much to do with them. We were the only two families in the street that attended churches. I cannot remember any other family that were attenders to a church. The young Welton girls went to the Catholic school where there may have been one teacher, as well as the priest Father Delaney who taught. | Willie worked on the Council road gang and I remember daughter Theresa oldest and Mary the youngest. They were devout Catholics so we the Daltons being Church of England hadn’t much to do with them. We were the only two families in the street that attended churches. I cannot remember any other family that were attenders to a church. The young Welton girls went to the Catholic school where there may have been one teacher, as well as the priest Father Delaney who taught. | ||
Latest revision as of 14:09, 23 April 2024
For a list of all Noble Street Houses and a history of Noble Street overall please refer to the Noble Street page.
- Information Supplied by Clive Dalton January 2024.
No 9. Willie and Minnie Welton
Willie worked on the Council road gang and I remember daughter Theresa oldest and Mary the youngest. They were devout Catholics so we the Daltons being Church of England hadn’t much to do with them. We were the only two families in the street that attended churches. I cannot remember any other family that were attenders to a church. The young Welton girls went to the Catholic school where there may have been one teacher, as well as the priest Father Delaney who taught.
