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| AndreJSerrano(at)teleworm(dot)com |
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I THINK THE SITE IS COOL.
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| Natashamep |
| natashabesmp(at)gmail(dot)com |
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 Monday, 2. January 2012 08:19 AM
Great!good job!Thank you for sharing, it is very amazing.
Your site is wonderful. And I love it.
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| Bao |
| zhangwendy002(at)yahoo(dot)com |
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Great!good job! Thank you for sharing, it is very interesting reading about life in Britain 1960s.
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Sunday, 4. September 2011 05:05 PM
Hi Tony
Wonderful photos of Fernilee. I have Fred POWELL, lorry driver of Plymouth Grove marrying May NADIN (of Fernilee, niece of Martha Ellen LOMAS (m John HORSFIELD) in 1921
Just thinking Fred living in Plymouth Grove may have been working for Edges, which could explain him meeting his future wife, from Fernilee.
Do you have any record of Fred working for Edges?
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Wednesday, 20. April 2011 03:10 PM
Colleen Thompson
Hi, we were just doing a bit of research about my gran, her name was Louisa Fowley, but could possibly be edge. My mum was born on Brunswick Street, Ardwick Green, Manchester.
She had sisters but there surnames were Drinkwater and I have been looking through the website that relations to edges mineral water are the names of my aunties, (my mums sister) possibly taken from the relations of edges mineral water, also she has brothers with names possibly taken from the same family.
My mum told me about Edges Mineral Water, that’s how I come to find the website. My mum said her mother used to visit the factory. And we were wondering if there’s anymore information you could tell us if you think there may be a possible connection as we would love to find out.
Thanks Colleen.
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Hi Colleen
Good luck with the research on your gran Louisa Fowley
Very pleased your mum remembers visiting the Arthur Edge works
I would love to know what she can remember from those days?
The name’s Louisa Fowley and Drinkwater don’t ring a bell.
The two relatives I have not researched are my
dad’s grandfathers brothers and sisters.
His name was also Arthur Edge.
Their could be a some lineage from either
Arthur Edge’s brother Robert Edge 2nd born 1884 or Walter Edge.
And his older sister Edith H Edge born 1872
The Edge family 1901
• Records in the 1901 census six people were living in this house.
• Thomas Edge aged 56, Head of the household, Mineral Water Manufacturer.
• Mary Edge, Wife, aged 53, House wife, from Bradley Ashboune Derbyshire.
• Edith H Edge single, aged 29, no occupation given, Born Manchester Lancs.
• Walter Edge, Son, aged 22, occupation classed as worker, Born in Manchester .
• Robert Edge, Son, aged 17, a lithographic artist, worker at home, born in Manchester .
• Fanny Harrison, relative, 60, Cook and housekeeper, Born Turnditch Belper Derbyshire.
The 1911 census is now online and feel sure more information is available.
There is a vast amount of information online.
With census records and Birth Marriage and Deaths records.
A google search will bring up many sites some free and others require a small payment.
A visit to the library will help Haynes Manual have quite a good book
Internet Genealogy Manual
Kyle MacRae (Author)
A look on amazon 23-4-11 found
6 new from £5.90 6 used from £0.01.
Keep in touch with your research
Happy Easter
Tony Edge
Colleen Thompson:
Hi Tony,
thankyou for replying to my message.
After doing some more research we've since found my mum's birth ceritficate and on that it gives her mum's name as Louisa Edge and she was a Handkerchief Machinest and she lived at 105 Brunswick Street Ardwick Manchester. Her date of Birth was 14th May 1897 and she died on the 15th February 1971. My mum remembers her mum going down to the factory to see a man called Arthur Edge which she thinks was her mum's uncle. She also knew that the Edges family owned the Claremont Hotel in Mosside just off Princess Road and also owned a few more which were neer the orginal Withington Hospital or could have been called Neel Lane Hospital. So I was just wondering if this rings any bells to you.
I am hoping to get a photograph of Louisa Edge in the next few days which I will send to you, to see if there is any resenbalance to any members of the Edges family.
Thank you for taking the time to emial me back and for the information that you have sent as well.
Happy Easter
Colleen Thompson
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IJWTS wow! Why can't I think of thgins like that?
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I'm impressed! You've managed the almost imposisble.
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| Michael Anderson |
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Wednesday, 23. March 2011 10:26 AM
I was trying to find out the history of Heyes Grove Tennis Club Timperley
and found you article about Mabel Watson
My farther met her when he was a member
in her article it says Heyes Lane Tennis Club do you know anything about when the club was formed and if it wa on its present sight or had any pictures of the early club
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Wednesday, 27. October 2010 02:07 PM
Hello. Great job. I did not expect this on a Wednesday. This is a great story. Thanks!
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| Tony Edge |
| pop(at)arthur-edge(dot)com |
Location:
Cheshire |
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Hi Erik
Many thanks for your photograph of the Arthur Edge Mineral water bottle found in a shop in Norway.
The bottle looks in very good condition, its quite amazing how the old bottle arrived in Norway.
A few years ago an Arthur Edge bottle was found in Australia and sold on Ebay.
Many thanks
Tony Edge
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| Erik Stewart |
| erik(at)stewart-online(dot)net |
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Great site, now I know a little more about the story behind this nice bottle I found in a shop in Norway: stewart -online .net/aedge.jpg 
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| June Davenport |
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Heywood lancs |
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Tuesday, 17. August 2010 12:31 PM
I have a love for old photographs and was brought up on Plymouth Ave after being born there in 1956.
I was overjoyed to find your website as my grandmother worked for you. I was even more suprised to actually see her name on your workforce list. Then it gets even better as I played the film and saw her as a young girl going to work with her friend.
My gradmother is Jessie Walker.
Thank you for making today very special.
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| gryonlinegf |
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Tuesday, 22. June 2010 02:04 PM
Super www. Greetings From USA to all people on this page.
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| kosmetykiva |
| kamilkosmetyki(at)aol(dot)com |
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This site is awsome. I add this www to my bookmarks. Great job.
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| Jay |
| hurstyboy(at)msn(dot)com |
Location:
Manchester |
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Cant describe in words how much I enjoyed all the information about the Edge mineral water company, I've been digging Victorian/Edwardian rubbish dumps around Manchester for 14 years, still great digging bottles from the Edge company - my Favourite are the blue print stone gingers, one of the best looking from Manchester, only managed to dig three - there quite hard to find ! all dated 1911 1919 and 1920, had the codds, minerals and also bottles from the firm when Thomas Edge owned it.
One happy bottle digger/collector.
Thank you Tony.
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| wang.lucy86 |
| wang(dot)lucy86(at)yahoo(dot)com |
Location:
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perfect! i love this website! i will share it!
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| vivian |
| vivian2010(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
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Enjoyed the Arthur Edge history about soft drinks.
Many Thanks tiffany
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