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Date Posted: 14:19:07 06/19/07 Tue
Author: mavis smith (nee campbell)
Author Host/IP: 77.97.82.126
Subject: Re: Memories Of Speke
In reply to: Tom Ryder 's message, "Re: Memories Of Speke" on 14:50:13 02/10/03 Mon

Hi Tom
Firstly like to say that I thoroughly enjoy your site. Have great memories of Speke it was a paradise as a child I was born in Bray Road and lived there until 1961.
For now I would like to ask if I will have to enter an I.D.
as a box keeps popping up - would hate to lose access to this site, but don't know what I.D. is being asked.
My friend Alice Callon is one of the family that you exchanged houses with and she came along to one of our little get-to-gethers (this where she discoved that information.
Keep the site going it is great - and Speke was a fantastic place to grow up in.
Regards
Mavis

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[> [> [> Re: Memories Of Speke -- Tom, 03:40:41 02/23/09 Mon (78.146.156.13)

Hello Mavis, just reading through some of the older messages and I came across this one. I gather, that by now, you have discovered what the box is that keeps popping up on your monitor, now that you are more computerised as it were.

I remember my family trading houses with the Callons. They lived at 120 Linner Road and we lived at 24 Stocktonwood Road. It was my father and not me that made the house exchange. Trust you are keeping well and still visit the website from time to time. Regards Tom.

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