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DMH Christmas Lights Book of Memories Moy Abberley Rose Abbey Barry & Dorothy Abbotts Josephine Abel Josie Abell Absent Family & Friends Absent Friends David Ackley Andrew Adam Alf Adams Carol Adams Carol Ann Adams George & Margaret Adams Jean Adams John Adams Keith Roland Adams Lydia Adams Michelle Adams Pauline Ann Adams Thomas & Mary Adams Valerie Adams John Adamson Tina Adamson Frederick Aggus Kitty Aggus Bob Ainslie Albert Beryl Alcock Brenda Alcock Edith M Alcock Frederick Alcock Graham Alcock Harry Alcock Jean Alcock Jeannette Alcock John & Muriel Alcock Kath & Tom Alcock Lily Alcock Mr & Mrs T Alcock Nora Alcock Ronald Alcock Arthur Alcock Snr Sylvia Alcock Tommy Alcock William Alcock Gwen Aldersea Aldridge Family All Loved Ones All Relatives Dereck Allan Henry Allbutt Rose Allbutt Denis Allcock Reg Allcock Alf Allebon Edith & Kenneth Allebon Adelaide Allen Barry Allen Cissie Allen Dave Allen David Allen The Allen Family George Allen Graham Allen Graham E Allen Joan Allen John Allen Keith Allen Mick Allen Paula J Allen Rachel Louise Allen Roy Allen Mark Andrew Allingham Albert Allman Craig Allman Ethel Allman John Allman Ken Allman Marilyn Allman Millicent Allman Stephen Allon Ron Allott Bill Amison Doris Amison Empsie & Jim Amison The Amison Family Fred, Mary & Ann Amison Joseph, Gordon & Gladys Amison Mary Amison Nancy Amison Raymond Amison Shaun Amison Stan, Janet & Steven Amison Tony & Sylvia Amison Ann Amos Ivy Amos Alice & Bob Anderson Dennis Anderson Dennis John Anderson Nora Anderson Anita Nannie Annie Derek Ansell Teresa Ansell Anthony & Dave John Anthony Beryl Antliff Brian Appleby Flora Appleby John Thomas Appleby James Vincent Archer Margaret Archer Angelo Archilletti Nora Rose Armitt Harry Armstrong Kathleen Armstrong Marion Armstrong Ron Armstrong Roy Armstrong Alban Arnold Kathleen Arnold Keith Arnold Margaret Arnold Robert Arnold Veronica Arnold Enid Arrowsmith Harry Arrowsmith Arthur Beryl Ash Dave Ash Edward Richard Ash Florrence Ash George Henry Ash Hillary & Joe Ash Mark Ash Millicent Ash Della Ashley John Ashley John & Peter Ashley Roy Ashley Barbara Ashmore Nicholas Ashton Robert Ashton Annie & Malcolm Ashworth Donald Ashworth Gerry Askey Joan Askey Arthur Aspinall David Aspinall Ernest Aspinall Geoffrey Aspinall Alan Astbury Alfred Astbury Barry Astbury Elizabeth Astbury Greta Astle Joan Astle Joan B Astle Olive Astley Mark Atherton Raymond Atherton Linda Atkinson Carol Augustynowicz John Augustynowicz Alison Austin Hazel Austin John William Austin Mary & Sam Austin Mathew Austin Pamela Eileen Austin Ray Austin Sinisa Avramovic Arthur Baddeley Emily Baddeley Eveline Baddeley Frank Baddeley Hilda Baddeley John Baddeley Lily & Derek Baddeley Louisa Baddeley Percy Baddeley Ron Baddeley Terence Baddeley Ray Baddley Raymond Baddley Alf Baggaley Frederick George Baggaley Iris May Baggaley Malcolm Peter Baggaley Derek Baggley Percy Baggley Avis Bagguley Reg Bagguley Diane Bagnal Ethel & Percy Bagnall Irene Bagnall John Bagnall Maureen Bagnall Pauline & David Bagnall Ray Bagnall Robert Bagnall Walter Bagnall Gill Bailes Arthur Bailey Barbara Bailey Barbara Ann Bailey Beryl & Len Bailey Cyril & Florence Bailey Doreen Bailey Doris Bailey Douglas Bailey Elsie Bailey Eric Bailey Ernest Bailey Florence Bailey George Bailey Henry Bailey James Bailey Jean Bailey John Bailey John Keith Bailey John Miles Bailey Ken Bailey Lucy Bailey Majorie & Clifford Bailey Margaret Bailey Mary Bailey Reg Bailey Roger Wilfred Bailey Roy Bailey Russell Bailey Susan Bailey Thelma Joan Bailey Tom & Doris Bailey William Bailey The Bailie & Ashmore Families Mum, Dad & Eileen Imelda Bailie Nancy & Clifford Bainbridge Arthur Baines Irene Baines Ken Baines Ada Baker Alan Baker Albert Baker Arthur (Ronnie) Baker Ernest Baker Fay & John Baker Geoffrey Baker Gertrude Baker James Baker Lorna M Baker Mary Elizabeth Baker Peggy Baker Pol Baker Brenda Bakewell Achille Baldo Eric Baldwin Evelyn Baldwin Ivor Baldwin Ann Ball Bill Ball Claire Ball David Arthur Ball Doris Ball Dorothy Ball Eileen Ball Eric George Ball Freda Ball Geoffrey Ball Harry Ball Hilda Ball Jane Ball John Ball Kenneth Ball Matthew Ball Nanna Ball Ron, Irene & Stephen Ball Stephen Ball Valerie Ball Edgar Ballham Pam Ballham Stanley Ballham Alex Bamford Charles Bamford Gladys Bamford John Bamford Kate Bamford Kathleen Bamford Matthew Bamford Mavis Joan Bamford Melanie Joy Bamford Nellie Bamford Paul David Bamford Rose Marie Bamford Susanah Bamford Millie Bancroft William Bancroft Dorothy-Rose Bandet Carole Banks Susannah & George Banks Harry & Liz Banner Joan Barber John Barber Shelagh Barber Susan Barber Arthur Walden Barcroft Betty Barcroft Wilfred Barcroft Peter Barczak Mr & Mrs B Barker & Melvin Anthony David Barker Clive Barker Doreen May Barker Edna Barker Francis Barker Gladys Barker Iris Barker James E Barker John Barker June Barker Marjorie Barker Michael Barker Millie Barker Mr & Mrs H W Barker Pat & Cecil Barker Phyllis May Barker Tony A Barker Winnie Barker Joan & Walter Barks Colin Barlow Derek Barlow George Barlow Helen & Colin Barlow Hilary Barlow Iris Barlow John Barlow Joseph Clarke Barlow Kenn Barlow Pat Barlow Pauline Barlow Peter Barlow Roy Barlow Veronica Barlow Dawn Barnes Dorothy Barnes Lisa Michelle Barnes Peter Barnes Ruth Joyce Barnes Ted & Barbara Barnes Tony Barnes Albert Barnett Ann Barnett Annie Barnett Audrey Barnett Bill Barnett Catherine Barnett Christine Barnett Doreen Barnett George Barnett Hilda Barnett Jack Barnett Jim Barnett John George Barnett Susan Barnett Tony Barnsley Elsie & Len Barratt Brenda Barrow Nellie Barrow John Barrs Robert Barrs Barry Cecil James Barry Mary Barstead Alfred Barton Elsie Mary Barton Margaret Barton Paul Barton Clifford Baskeyfield Harold Baskeyfield Kathleen Baskeyfield Stephen David Baskeyfield Ernie Bassett Arthur Bastock Matilda (Tilly) Bastock Charlie Bate James Bate Nellie Bate Albert Bateman Doris Bateman Joan Bateman Les Bateman Aubrey Bates Doris Bates Karen Bates Kenneth Bates Ron Bates Sam Bates Thomas & Nancy Bates David John Bath Geoff Bath Frederick Batho Gertrude Batho Alfie Batkin Betty & Charles Batkin Brian David Batkin Joyce Batkin Mr & Mrs T Batkin Peter Batkin Bryan Baxter Jim Baxter Victoria Suzanne Baxter-Plant Jim & Rose Bayes Margaret Joyce Bayes Dorothy Baylay Florrie Baylay Percy Baylay Eric Bayley William Harry Bayley June & Brian Beach Joan Beahan Liam Beahan Mr & Mrs W Beaman Jnr Mr & Mrs W E Beaman Ess Beament Esther Beament Gary Beamon Lulu Bear Vera & Percy Bearcroft Derek Beard George Beardmore Horace Beardmore Horace & Norah Beardmore Margaret Beardmore Nora Beardmore Norman Arthur Beardmore Pat Martin & Sandra Beardmore Jean Beaumont Alice Elizabeth Bebbington Irene & William Bebbington Kathleen Bebbington Mary Bebbington Sidney Bebbington Elizabeth Currie Beck Frank Frederick Beck Lily Becket Albert Beckett Fred & Lily Beckett Lily Beckett Reg Beckett Sandie Beckett Stella Beckett Fred Bedson Stephen Bedson David Beech Dennis Beech John Beech Kathleen Beech Mary Beech Peggy Beech Roy Beech Susan, Doris & Arthur Beech Tracy Kate Beech Jim Beesley Mary Beesley Matthew Thomas Beeson Eileen Beeston Jane Ellen Edith Beeston Jean Elizabeth Beeston Joyce Elizabeth Beeston Wilfred Henry Beeston David Robert Beetenson Derek Beetenson Angela Beetlestone Brenda Bell Jeane Bell Luis Belpomer Jack Belshaw Joan Belshaw Elizebeth Ethel Bengry Ada Bennet Ann Marie Bennett Dorothy Bennett Ethel & Thomas Bennett Florrie Bennett Fred Bennett Herbert Bennett Jim Bennett Norman Bennett Rene Bennett Ronald Bennett Sue Bennett Trevor Bennett Vera Bennett Gillian Bennion Gladys Bennion Reg Bennion Sarah Rose Bennion Tom Bennion John Bennison Kathleen Bennison John Benson Millie Benson Rosie Bent Austin William Bentley Beryl Bentley Chris Bentley Ernie Bentley Jenifer Bentley Louisa Bentley Martyn Bentley Mr & Mrs J Bentley Phyllis Bentley Richard Bentley Jeff Benton John (Jack) Benton Norman Benton Brian Beresford Lily Beresford Mark Beresford David Bergamini Margaret Bermingham Brian Berrington Ernest Berrisford Harry Berrisford John Berrisford Monica Berrisford Peter Berrisford Steven Berrisford Annie Berry Charlie Berry Eric Berry Kath Berry Mildred Berry Molly Berry Rose Berry Beryl & Jim David Besford Irene Besford William Besford John Hamilton Bestford Doreen Beswick Harold Beswick Holly Beswick Kenneth Beswick Lily Beswick Maxwell Baron Beswick Mike Beswick Doris Bettaney Edwin Bettaney Lilian Bettaney Tom Bettany Betty & Harold Ann Bevan Beryl Bevan Arthur & Gwen Bevans Rex Bevans Craig Beverley Sue Bibby Albert Bickerton Brenda Bickerton Mary Jane Bickerton Ronald James Bickerton Violet May Bickerton William James Bickerton Alice Mary Bickley Harry Biddle Muriel Biddle Bill & Alice Bill & Eileen Daryl Bill Daryl Lydon Bill David Billings Mr & Mrs Billings Jack Billington Nancy Billington Barbara Whitmore Bingham Cyril Albert Bingham Graham Albert Bingham Iris Bingham Myra Bingham Basil Birch Bill Birch Doreen Birch Dorothy A Birch Dorothy M Birch Eraine Birch Howard Birch James Birch Ken Birch Ronald Birch Rose Birch Barbara Birchall Bill Birchall Joseph Birchall Keith Birchall Michael Birchall Leonora Birchenough Nora Birchenough Harry Bird Marie Rose Bird Shirley & Victor Bird Alan Birks Albert Birks Arthur Birks Arthur Samuel Birks Derek Birks Dorothy Frances Birks Elaine Birks Frederick George Birks Gerald Birks Harold Birks Jean Birks Jean & Geoff Birks Joan Birks John Henry Birks Julia Birks Marion Birks Martin Birks Rose Birks Roy Birks Vera Birks Wilfred Birks Alice Birt Bill Birtles Chris Birtles Julie Bishop
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