North Quay and Fullers Hill

By Val Norman

Views of Fullers Hill and Rainbow Corner off North Quay, all kindly supplied by Colin Cockle.

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This page was added by Val Norman on 24/04/2012.
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Hi Val seeing your pictures of Fullers Hill and Rainbow Corner was a great surprise only very recent I have found out via a Sue Bennett who writes for the Lets Talk magazine also who sent me my mother's birth certificate it states that she was born at number 3 Rainbow Corner so you can see that I am very interested in knowing more about your pictures? i.e. are they at the Time and Tide Museum? kind regards

By colin browne
On 08/05/2012

The photo of Fullers Hill is taken from North Quay the sign on the wall saying Lacons Ales is the side of the North Star p/h,it is better to see in the next photo showing the front view. By Colin Cockle 15/05/2012

By Colin Cockle
On 25/06/2012

The photo of Fullers Hill is taken from North Quay the sign on the wall saying Lacons Ales is the side of the North Star P/H it is better to see in the next photo showing the front of the North Star P/H

By Colin Cockle
On 25/06/2012

Thank you for posting these pictures, my family tree research led me to no. 7 Rainbow Corner, where I believe my Great Grandfather and family, plus lodgers lived - from the 1901 census. Pictures from their time makes it all the more worthwhile. Fantastic!

By John Wilkinson
On 19/04/2013

John Wilkinson I lived no 7 Rainbow Corner in 1953 prior to that Mr Perrin the chimney sweep lived there .

By Colin Cockle

on 24/01/15

By colin cockle
On 30/03/2016

Hi Colin Cockle, I am just looking for picture of Rainbow Corner as I lived there with my father who was the chimney sweep Fred Perrin.  His father was called George Perrin and was also a chimney sweep and lived in Row 45 in the 1920's.  If you have any further information, I would be most grateful

By David Perrin
On 30/09/2016

David Perrin

Send me your email address,

By Colin Cockle
On 08/04/2019

David Perrin,

I am Eric, your cousin. Son of your father‘s sister Lillian, known all her life to family and friends as “Vera”. You possibly know that your father(my uncle Freddy) was christened John Frederic Percy. Percy being Grandfather George’s real Christian name. He was tagged as George in a ”Naffi“(food hall) during WW1.

 I was born at number 7 Rainbow Corner towards the end of WW2. I well remember the one solitary gas light, in the kitchen and everywhere else in the house being lit by paraffin lamps. Our grandparents,George and May, 9QJRY moved from dear old Rainbow Corner some time in the mid 1950s.

l well remember your mother, Violet, cooking spaghetti, being of Italian descent, in the kitchen of number 7. A food I had never seen before at the age of 4 or 5 years old. 

Please get in touch if you would like to share some memories.

Eric.

By Eric Noble
On 15/08/2019

Hi Eric

It would to great make contact with you, I know very little about my father's side of the family, my email address dperrinfs@gmail.com

Hope you make contact soon

Your cousin David

 

By David Perrin
On 18/03/2020

Hi Colin Cockle

Rainbow Corner was and is a very special place for me, I should have sent you my email address when you requested it back in April 2019

If you have more information you would like to share with me my email address is dperrinfs@gmail.com.

 

By David Perrin
On 18/03/2020

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