This photograph from the chest is of my own Grandad ‘Leslie Caswell’. He is age 3 in the photograph. He was born 02.05.1906 in Medomsley, Durham. He died before I was born, so unfortunately I never got the chance to meet him. He does look gorgeous in this photograph though 🙂
Tag: Medomsley
Page 3 of William Charlton’s Diary
| Date | ||
| 1876 | Feb | |
| 10 | At Shotley Bridge with Copland and at Medomsley Shop with the Horse Stormy | |
| Fri | 11 | At Medomsley with Copland and the Tythe rent gatherer |
| S | 12 | At home stormy |
| S | 13 | At Coal Burns with Jame Mews and Green Sids |
| M | 14 | At Medomsley with Mr Lister from the station. Stormy. |
| Tu | 15 | At Medomsley and Leadgate got summons from the Countess of Derwentwater |
| Wed | 16 | At Shotley for the Sommons for Jackson and Leadbitter |
| 17 | At Medomsley and at Home | |
| 18 | At Hedley for my fathers x at Broom Hill | |
| 19 | At the sale and at home Stage House | |
| S | 20 | At Chopwell to see Bolam |
| M | 21 | At the Sale at Castledean |
| Tu | 22 | At Leadgate and Consett with M Copland and home |
| W | 23 | At Home Layon manure |
| Th | 24 | At Alendale for cement and at home. |
| F | 25 | At Home very Stormy |
| S | 26 | To Consett and Dickinson got stones out the field 26 Load |
| S | 27 | In home |
| M | 28 | At Home Leading stones very wet in the afternoon |
| T | 29 | At Home Leading stones very fine |