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I was born in Mary Street, Treharris in 1946. My name was Vicky Toogood then. I have great memories of Quakers Yard, hot summers, snowy winters, and never getting bored. We always had something to do, we walked for miles in the summer and slid down the icy mountain on cardboard in winter, those where the best days of my life.

Written by Vicky Mcguire. To send Vicky Mcguire a private message, click here.

A memory of Quakers Yard in Mid Glamorgan shared on Sunday, 21st February 2010.

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RE: RE: Happy Times

Vicky-are you my cousin? Were your parents Bryn and Margaret and sibs ANNE,DAVID and TERRY?My mother was Betty-Elizabeth Anne Toogood -who went to London,then Australia and died here in New Zealand in 1990.

Pat.

Comment from Patricia Bryan on Friday, 19th March 2010.

RE: RE: Happy Times

Well hello Pat, how are you? We are all fine here in England. I remember our times together in Shoreditch, London with Betty and Danny, Minnie and Bert, lovely to hear from you, you can get in touch with me at: morrismcguire@btinternet.com Look forward to your mail. Love, Vicky xxx

Comment from Vicky Mcguire on Sunday, 4th April 2010.

RE: RE: Happy Times

MYFANWY EYNON - I have just bought a wholecloth quilt that is said to have been made by Myfanwy Eynon of Treharris in about 1935. Does anyone remember this lady, or her family? I would be grateful for any information, please. Best wishes, Angela.

Comment from Angela Grandey on Thursday, 1st July 2010.

RE: RE: Happy Times

Dennis Porter, plese email me again. Love, Vicky.

Comment from Vicky Mcguire on Wednesday, 18th May 2011.

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