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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]Suz The residential caravans you refer to behind the Charles Napier belonged to a Family named Smiths I used to deliver papers there in 1953/4 Tony Smith, one of the sons from a family there was in my class at Langley Mill Boys School.His parents,Grandparents and several other relatives had caravans on the site,when I used to collect the paper money on Saturday mornings I was invited in, at first a bit wary,but inside was full,China,Silver etc. and beautifully decorated.I believe they were a retired "Travellers" family.I think the land had something to do with Horace Pearson but I'm not sure. PaulR.[/quote]
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paulr

Charles Napier houses, Aldercar
replied on: 3/12/2006 10:47:48 AM

Suz
The residential caravans you refer to behind the Charles Napier belonged to a Family named Smiths I used to deliver papers there in 1953/4 Tony Smith, one of the sons from a family there was in my class at Langley Mill Boys School.His parents,Grandparents and several other relatives had caravans on the site,when I used to collect the paper money on Saturday mornings I was invited in, at first a bit wary,but inside was full,China,Silver etc. and beautifully decorated.I believe they were a retired "Travellers" family.I think the land had something to do with Horace Pearson but I'm not sure.
PaulR.

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