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Rotherham, Thurcroft, Wickersley, and Whiston

' ... I hope there are people of my generation who were born and bred in Treeton who can share my memories and add many of their own, and maybe continue where I have ended...'

From Wood Lane to Well Lane

by Jimmy Mitchell

Fondly Remembered

by Elizabeth Bailey, nee Cook

The Brightmore's of Catcliffe

including a Gibson/Blunn connection

The Way We Were in Treeton, 1920 to 1945

By Mona Yorke

Memories of the start of W.W.2.

By an RAF Wireless operator

Haslam's of Wood Lane

Includes some Newspaper cuttings

Memories of Treeton and Aston Comp, Autumn 1967

By Ignacio in Spain

Janet and Terry's Memories

Told by Terry Bates

My Treeton

About the Hitchen family

Treeton Cricket Club

by Derek Pye

My Introduction to Treeton

by Barry Ruck

The Sinclair's of Mill Cottage

by Sandra Semple

Frank Pye

Brother of Jesse Pye

Recollection of Treeton Colliery, 1960

by JMH

Poems

 

A Pleasant Walk To Treeton

William Henry Fowler

A Stormy Wind

Pollie Fowler

A Talk With Father

Pollie Fowler

Friday Night's Bath Night

By John L. Sorsby.

The Village Copper

By John L. Sorsby.

Remembrance Day

By John L. Sorsby.

The Pit Stands Silent

By John L. Sorsby.

Goodbye, My Beautiful Garden

By John L. Sorsby.

The Rape of our Village

By John L. Sorsby.

Treeton Wood

With kind permission from a Christian Poet

Acknowledgements

Book of Poems is a compilation of verses penned over the years by John L. Sorsby of Treeton. The poems are a mixture of happy and sad memories, ranging from boyhood to the late nineties, and reflect the changes which have taken place.

Mr. Sorsby also wrote The Beginning of the End which can be read on the BBC People's War website

The first three poems were taken from a book that belonged to William Henry Fowler who lived in Treeton and Catcliffe around 1884. He was buried in Treeton Churchyard. Thanks to M. Dobbs

 


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