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DMH Christmas Lights Book of Memories Moy Abberley Rose Abbey Dennis Henry Abbott Barry & Dorothy Abbotts Christopher Bruce Abbotts Dorothy May Abbotts Harold Abbotts Mary 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 Lucy & Albert Adams Lydia Adams Michelle Adams Pauline Ann Adams Shirley Adams Thomas & Mary Adams Valerie Adams John Adamson Tina Adamson Nancy Adshead Sandra Adshead Frederick Aggus Kitty Aggus Bob Ainslie Eunice Ainsworth Albert Beryl Alcock Brenda Alcock Brian Alcock Dorothy Alcock Edith M Alcock Frederick Alcock Graham Alcock Harry Alcock Jean Alcock Jeannette Alcock John Alcock John & Muriel Alcock Joyce Alcock Kath & Tom Alcock Ken Alcock Laura Alcock Lily Alcock Mildred Alcock Millie 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 Arthur Allbutt Henry Allbutt Rose Allbutt Ruth 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 Janet Allen Joan Allen John Allen Keith Allen Mick Allen Paula J Allen Peter Allen Rachel Louise Allen Roy Allen Yvonne Allen Mark Andrew Allingham Albert Allman Craig Allman Craig Peter Allman Ethel Allman John Allman Ken Allman Marilyn Allman Millicent Allman Shirley Maureen Allman Stephen Allon Ron Allott Eric Almond Gladys Almond Roy Almond Bill Amison Doris Amison Empsie & Jim Amison The Amison Family Fred, Mary & Ann Amison Joan Amison Joseph, Gordon & Gladys Amison Mary Amison Nancy Amison Raymond Amison Shaun Amison Stan, Janet & Steven Amison Tony & Sylvia Amison Ann Amos Ivy Amos Nancy Amos Sam Amos Alice & Bob Anderson Dennis Anderson Dennis John Anderson Jack Anderson James Anderson Malcolm Anderson Malcolm Robert Anderson Nora Anderson Angela Anita Ann 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 Frank Armitt 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 Anne Askey 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 Gary Martin Aston Kathleen Atherton Mark Atherton Raymond Atherton Don Atkins Linda Atkinson Carol Augustynowicz John Augustynowicz Bernard Ault Auntie Flo Alice Austin Alison Austin Claire Austin Geoff Austin Hazel Austin Janet Austin John William Austin Judith Austin Mary Austin Mary & Sam Austin Mathew Austin Pamela Eileen Austin Ray Austin William Austin Sinisa Avramovic Sydney Ayres 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 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