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MAY PEARSON

Started by: maureen rutter nee green (39)

Just heard some sad news an old friend of ours May Pearson has passed away at the age of 84. She used to live at 6 Chatham Street Higher Ince and belonged to Belle Green Mission Church. She moved to Hindley Green with her Mother and Father Mary & Joe Pearson in the 60s then when they passed away she went to live in Sale Cheshire. May she rest in peace.

Started: 7th Jan 2015 at 19:16

Posted by: fred mason (2836) 

Sorry to hear that, Maureen.

Are you any relation to the Rutters from Briar Rd, Worsley Hall?

Replied: 8th Jan 2015 at 20:49

Posted by: maureen rutter nee green (39)

Could be if they are related to a Norman, Lily or Alice Ann. Their father was a Thomas Rutter their mother was Catharine Taylor. .The Father Thomas was the brother of my Granddad Walter .Thomas was born in 1882 in Queen St and Walter was born in 1884 also at Queen St

Replied: 9th Jan 2015 at 19:31

Posted by: fred mason (2836) 

I was just a kid and I heard my grandparents talking to Nelly Rutter from across the road. The name intrigued me then.

Replied: 10th Jan 2015 at 00:45

Posted by: johnboy (188)

Hi maureen rutter nee green.

I know a Maureen rutter that was married to a Tommy Rutter (an Ice Cream Man) that used to work for the De Romas Ice Cream firm. Is there any connection here? Thanks and God Bless. johnboy.

Replied: 21st Jan 2015 at 01:17
Last edited by johnboy: 21st Jan 2015 at 01:18:46

Posted by: maureen rutter nee green (39)

Yes johnboy she was my mother-in-law who sadly died in 2009

Replied: 23rd Jan 2015 at 17:26

Posted by: johnboy (188)

Hi, maureen rutter nee green.

I Knew Maureen and Tommy Rutter (Chatham St, Higher Ince) for some time as I worked with Tommy for a few years at De Roma's. They had a daughter - and for the life of me I can't remember her name - she was only a child at the time.

Most of my relatives (at one time or another) worked for Tony De Roma. It was kind of a 'family thing' and it would take to too long to list all their names - so I'll just say that most of the MC MAHON family worked for them!

I cant leave here without saying that even though I only met her on 2 or 3 occasions ... Maureen Rutter was a lovely Lady with a tinge of the old Irish in her blood!!! Thanks and God Bless. johnboy.

Replied: 25th Jan 2015 at 03:09
Last edited by johnboy: 26th Jan 2015 at 02:24:57

Posted by: maureen rutter nee green (39)

Maureen and Tommy Rutter lived in Peel Street Rose Bridge when you would have known them. Their daughter was Anne who sadly died in 2002 but my husband says he thinks he remembers a McMahon living just off Schofield Lane. He said there used to be a guy in the street who used to men watches! is he right?

Replied: 25th Jan 2015 at 16:18

Posted by: johnboy (188)

Hi. maureen rutter nee green.

I only knew Maureen and Tommy Rutter in the 60s and 70s and as far as I know they lived in Chatham St for a long, long, long, long time!!! ... I don't remember them from Peel Street. I am now beginning to wonder if were both referring to the same "Rutter Family" ???

Not to worry, its good to share things with others anyway. If you can throw anymore light on this, please continue to keep the thread moving. Thanks and God Bless. johnboy.

Replied: 26th Jan 2015 at 02:42

Posted by: johnboy (188)

Hi maureen rutter nee green.

Your husband is correct! It was my Uncle Tommy (Mc Mahon) who lived off Schofield Lane and yes he did used to mend watches - but to be honest ... he 'broke' most of them! Thanks and God Bless. johnboy (Matthew 11:28)

Replied: 5th Feb 2015 at 03:18

Posted by: evian12345 (48)

Nelly Rutter was my great nan sister, her maiden name was ball

Replied: 2nd Jan 2020 at 21:07

 

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