Alf and May had the following children:

Hanna HINCHLIFFE was born 1911c in Salford.

Alfred HINCHLIFFE was born 1912c in Salford

Frank HINCHLIFFE was born 1913

Fifth Generation

15. Mary Hannah⁵ HINCHLIFFE (William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born in Salford, Lancashire Saturday 25th March 1899. Nan died Monday 11th February 1963 in Prestwich, Manchester, England, at 63 years of age.

She married William FLETCHER in Lower Broughton, Salford, Lancashire, 1921. Bill was born in Prestwich, Manchester, England Friday 6th May 1898. Bill was the son of Arthur James FLETCHER and Martha LIDDELL. Bill died 1980 in Milton Keynes, at 82 years of age.

Bill senior and Nan dated 11th September 1949

Nan also 1949.

National newspaper report about the crash.

A victim of an accident. The Daily Express report on the accident reads as follows:

TRAIN CRASH HURLS INJURED 200 YARDS DOWN BANK from ERNEST ASHWICK Geneve, Sunday

Five British tourists--four of them women--were killed and 13 injured when a train ripped into their holiday coach at an unguarded level crossing near Meiringen, Switzerland, today. The coach, which came from Wigan, was smashed 200 yards down an embankment and completely wrecked.

Tonight Dr Rolf Stadler is fighting to save the lives of the injured in the little hospital at Meiringen.

Dr Stadler said, "All I know is the 13 injured need most serious attention. Two or three of them are in a serious condition but we hope to pull them through".

Late tonight he gave the names of all the injured. They are:-

Walter Rushton, the coach driver, from Wigan; Mr H Melling of Higher Lane; Mr and Mrs J Stanley of Dean Lane, Croft, near Warrington; Harry Twist of Ashton-in-Makerfield; Mr and Mrs William Fletcher of Prestwich;

Mrs Mary Haliwell of Orrell who was with her daughter Olive; Mr and Mrs Brown of Werneth Road, Woodley, Cheshire; Mr and Mrs Allen of Maghull; Miss Doris Wilsondale of Smithills, Bolton.

I HEARD MOANING

Two men are known to have escaped. They are Edward Jackson of Carnforth Street, Rusholme, and Harry Scholfield of Mossway, Alkrington, Middleton.

Mr Jackson, a 56-year-old chemical worker, is a widower. He woke up just before the crash.

"I never saw the crash nor even knew we were on a level crossing", he said.

"I was slightly stunned and struggled through the emergency exit on the left side of the coach,

"There was little noise coming from the wreckage of the coach when I got out. Everybody seemed stunned".

Nan, Monday 11th July 1960 from UK National Newspaper. Nan also Monday 11th July 1967 in Merringer, Geneva, Switzaland.

Mary Hannah HINCHLIFFE and William FLETCHER had the following children:

18 i. Joan⁶ FLETCHER was born in 12 Duke St., Salford, Lancashire Sunday 12th November 1922. She married Kenneth WINDSOR in Prestwich, Manchester, Saturday 2nd February 1952.

She resided in Prestwich, Manchester 1939, 6, Merton Road. Joan became betrothed in Prestwich, Manchester, 1946. She resided in Stretford, Manchester 1952, 83 Urmston Lane. Joan was granted a divorce in Manchester, Wednesday 4th April 1962. She resided in Heyfield, Darbyshire 1975, "Hillside", 21, Colt Lane. She resides in Prestatyn, North Wales.

+ 19 ii. William Arthur FLETCHER was born Thursday 6th January 1927.

16. William⁵ HINCHLIFFE (William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born Sunday 5th October 1901. Bill died November 1985 at 84 years of age.

He married Doris TURLEY 1932. Doris was born Monday 6th April 1903. Doris was the daughter of James Herbert TURLEY and Martha ROWERTH. Doris died 1968c.

Courting couple Bill and Doris

Bill, 1920c.

My uncle Bill & auntie Doris at my first marriage, 1966

Bill, Saturday 10th March 1966 in Bury, Lancashire.

William HINCHLIFFE and Doris TURLEY had the following child:

+ 20 i. Graham⁶ HINCHLIFFE was born Saturday 25th August 1934.

17. Lily⁵ HINCHLIFFE (William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born in Salford, Lancashire Friday 6th November 1903. Lily died Thursday 7th February 1980 in Dukinfield, Cheshire, at 76 years of age. Her body was interred Monday 11th February 1980 in Stretford, Manchester, Municiple.

Outside the Co-operative Buildings, Prestwich. The scene of the reception.

She married Ernest CREACALL in Prestwich, Manchester, Thursday 12th June 1939. Ernie was born in Prestwich, England Sunday 7th January 1900. Ernie was the son of Thomas CREACALL and Emily Maria WATKINS. Ernie died Friday 7th March 1947 in Stretford, Manchester, at 47 years of age. His body was interred 1947 in Stretford, Manchester, Stretford Municipal Cemetary. Main occupation: Clerk Here follows a breif biography At sometime, probably in the late 1920's, Ernest and his brother Albert organised dances at which the music was provided by a record player, or gramophone as it was called in those days. This information was provided by Vincent, Albert's son.

History of dad's brief married life:

12th May 1939 (Thursday): Marriage to Lily Hinchliffe (sweetheart for 10 years or more)

28th June 1940 (Friday) Barbara is born (Jericho Hospital, Bury)

2nd March 1942 (Thursday) Brenda Marcia is born (Stretford Mamorial Hospital)

14th January 1943 (Thursday) His mother dies (Roby Street Hospital, Manchester)

27th January 1943 (Saturday) Norma Joan is born (Stretford Mamorial Hospital}

5th September 1943 (Saturday) Norma Joan dies (27 Lincoln Avenue, Stretford)

8th September 1943 (Wednesday) Brenda Marcia dies (27 Lincoln Avenue, Stretford)

20th September 1944 (Friday) Anthony Richard born (Southfield Meternity Home, Bowdon)

7th March 1947 (Friday) Ernest dies (at home, 27 Lincoln Avenue Stretford)

Albert told dad that he was to emigrate to Australia and dad was very upset. Albert thought this may have contributed to his death. This was told to me by Vince.

Lily was listed as a member of a church in Salford, Lancashire, 1912. Lily was a P.S.A. member in Salford, Lancashire, 1927/28.

Caught red handed? An embaressed looking Mum and Dad make their way out of the woods.

Lily, England, 1928c.

Mum enjoys an apple on the beach

Lily, England, 1929c.

Mum with her work mates at Cohen and Wilks 1930c. Mum arrowed. Some of her life-long friends are with her on this photograph. Behind her is Ethel Pendlebury. Three along from Ethel is Gladys Cooper. Seated next to Mr Cohen is Ethel Starmer my godmother. Peeping round Ethel is Millie McGuffy.

Lily's occupation: Sewing Machinist in Derby St., Cheetham Hill, Manchester, 1930c.

Mum and Millie "Promenade" somewhere in Yorkshire 1930c

Lily in Yorkshire, 1930c. She resided in Lower Broughton, Salford, Lancashire 1934, 12 Duke Street.

6 Willingdon Drive, Prestwich

She resided in Prestwich, Manchester, England 1938, 6 Willingdon Drive. She and Ernie honeymooned Thursday 13th June 1939.

27 Lincoln Avenue, Stretford

She resided in Urmston, Manchester 1939, 27 Lincoln Avenue. She moved 1947 in Urmston, Manchester.

She resided in Prestwich, Manchester, England 1947, 6 Willingdon Drive. Lily's occupation: Usherette in Prestwich, Manchester, England, 1951. She moved July 1954 in 6, Willingdon Drive, Prestwich.

96 Milton Road, Prestwich

She resided in Prestwich, Manchester, England 1955, 96 Milton Road. Lily was listed as a member of a church in Bury, Lancashire, 1963.

Me and Mum at the Talk of the Midlands Night Club with Robert and Roy

Lily, 1973 in England.

Mum and her grandchildren Stephen (12), Debbie (11) and Mark (6), at Blackpool Pleasure Beech, summer 1979

Unbeknown to us all, Mum was suffering from cancer at that time. The desease was not diagnosed untill late that year.

Dad's grave, also the resting place of Mum and Norma and Brenda

Mum was born at 8 Silk Street, Lower Broughton, Salford. She attended St Mathias Church of England School where she learned the three R's. The family moved to 4 Sandford Street and then to 12 Duke Street. Both in the Lower Broughton area.

From here on is my own conjecture based on documented evidence and information gatherd from Joan and Bill Fletcher.:

I think she fell in love with dad, who at about this time was organising dances with his brother Albert, and they went for a week in the Isle of Man, July 1933 (I have a hotel receipt and photo's which imply this to me). Sometime after this things went pair shaped. They broke up. Mum bought a sewing machine in November 1934 for £23.15 (a colossal amount in those days) and went into business with Gladys Cooper as a part time dress maker (they were working together at Cohen and Wilks). Mum moved to 6 Willingdon Drive (still with her parents). Her sister Nan lived close by. One day dad visited her Nan and Joan (daughter) was sent round to bring mum with some spoof excuse and mum was placed in the front room. Nan then came in and said "There's someone here to see you", and introduced dad. So the romance was rekindled.

The tragic facts of the marriage are in my dads biographical notes.

Lily HINCHLIFFE and Ernest CREACALL had the following children:

21 i. Barbara⁶ CREACALL⁽²²⁾ was born in Jericho, Bury, Lancashire Friday 28th June 1940. She married Steven BURA in Bury, Lancashire, 1989.

She was a student in Urmston, Manchester, 1945. School:. She was a student in Heaton Park, Prestwich, Manchester, England, 1947. School: The British School. She was a student in Prestwich, Manchester, 1951. School: Hope Park Girls School.

Babs with Whisky 1953c

Babs, 1953 in 96 Milton Road, Prestwich, Manchester. Babs's occupation: Sales assistant in Manchester, 1955. A victim of an accident. Babs's occupation: unknown in Sheffield, 1963. Babs's occupation: Receptionist in Prestwich, Manchester, England, 1963. Babs's occupation: Sales Assistant in Bahamas, 1968. She moved 1974 in Bahamas. She resided in Rhodes, Middleton, Manchester 1974, Baguley Crescent.

Babs with Elaine and Mark at 47 Ladysmith Road, 1976

Babs, 1976 in Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire. She moved from Baguley Crescent, Manchester. She resided in Rainsough, Prestwich, Manchester 1978, Myrtle Bank. She moved 1989 in Prestwich, Manchester, England. She married Steven Bura 1990. She moved 1990 to Saudi Arabia. Babs was divorced from Steven Bura in Hawaii, USA, 1997. Main Occupation: Sales Representative

22 ii. Brenda Mercia CREACALL was born in Stretford, Manchester Tuesday 3rd March 1942. Brenda died Wednesday 8th September 1943 in Stretford, Manchester, at 1 year of age.

23 iii. Norma Joan CREACALL was born in Stretford, Manchester Saturday 27th February 1943.⁽²³⁾ Norma died Sunday 5th September 1943 in Stretford, Manchester, at less than one year of age.⁽²⁴⁾

+ 24 iv. Anthony Richard CREACALL was born Wenesday 20th September 1944.

Hanna HINCHLIFFE (Alfred, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born in Salford, Lancashire. She married Richard Orlando GREEN. Richard was the son of Richard Orlando GREEN and Amy Evelyn BOLLINGTON.

The Wedding of Hannah Hinchliffe and Richard Green 1940c.

Discription of photograph by Lee Hughes.
"My Gran and Grandad's wedding (Alfred's and May's daughter Hannah) - they would have been approx 28 yrs old. At the back of Hannah is her mother May Hinchliffe and at the back of grandad (Richard Green), AKA Dick, is his mother Evelyn Green (nee Bollington) who was killed by a tram on Liverpool Street, Salford - best man Billy Pugh (gran & uncle Sams cousin), bridesmaid Milly Lomas (friend of Hannah) LR - Man - not sure (uncle Sam) last 3 are grandad's cousin's -Aunt Clare, Aunt Sylvia & Aunt Ena."

Hannah and Richard had the following children:

Silvia GREEN

Ann GREEN

Jess GREEN

May GREEN (Hannah GREEN, Alfred HINCHLIFFE, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born 1945c

Alfred HINCHLIFFE (Alfred, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born in Salford, Lancashire. He married Mary SEARLES.

Alfred and Mary had the following children:

Carol HINCHLIFFE

Christine HINCHLIFFE

Deborah HINCHLIFFE

Frank HINCHLIFFE (Alfred, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born 1913 in Salford, Lancashire. He married Nellie SMITH

Frank and Nellie had the following children:

Eric HINCHLIFFE

Joan Frances HINCHLIFFE

Alfred HINCHLIFFE

Norman HINCHLIFFE

Frank HINCHLIFFE (Frank, Alfred, Samuel³, William², John¹)

19. William Arthur⁶ FLETCHER (Mary Hannah⁵ HINCHLIFFE, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born in Hulme, Manchester Thursday 6th January 1927.

He married twice. He married June DAVIES in Prestwich, Manchester, England, Thursday 2nd November 1950. June was born in Prestwich, Manchester, England 1930.

Bill and Val on their wedding day at Hatfield, London, 1984

He married Valerie Margaret REID-WHITE Hatfield, Friday 9th November 1984. Val was born in Scotland Friday 29th April 1932.

Bill with mum and dad and both grandparents 1930c

Bill also 1931c.

A student at the British School, Heaton Park, Prestwich

He was a student in Prestwich, Manchester, England, 1934. School: The British.

W A Fletcher, Conservative candidate, 1968

Bill was elected in Prestwich, Manchester, 1959.

He resided in Chinley Head, Derbyshire 1974, Hayfield Road.

He resided in Bumbles Bistro, Nerja, Spain 1982. TWENTY YEARS IN ESPAÑA by William A. Fletcher

I'll be as brief as possible about my last twenty years in Spain since I came over in April 1979. I had the family printing business of A.J.Fletcher & Son Ltd. in Manchester, also since 1972 a Restaurant and Craft shop with accomodation near Hayfield in the Peak District, Derbyshire, 28 miles from Manchester. My wife June & I had gone there to escape all the council work we were doing because, by then, I had been the Mayor, a senior member and Alderman (youngest ever as I was when I was the mayor). June was also a councillor and had been Mayor. Anyway, things were getting too much and we needed a break (not that we really got one because we ended up with a busy place to run). However in 1978, with Lynne, Mark and Jenny flown the nest, we decided to move out to Spain and work there for a bit before taking early retirement. With money from the sales of the businesses we should have sufficient to establish ourselves, and investments as well. So we spent some time checking the Costa del Sol in southern Spain ( we knew the Costa Brava well, but the winters could be cold and wet). Then we found Nerja that was just starting to develop and thought that it would be an ideal place to kick off - accordingly I came over in April 1979 as advance party to case the joint, leaving June in charge of the Chinley Head restaurant, and Lynne's husband and partner along with my son Mark to take over A.J.Fletcher & Son Ltd. on a payment over a period basis.

So I found a nice three bed house overlooking the pool in a small complex called Nueva Andalucia and settled in, doing paintings and selling them; whilst I looked for the main chance and also established myself to get work papers. By 1980, with another friend Oliver Hanson from south Manchester, we went into partnership to develop a large restaurant in an up market urbanisation of villas and apartments on the perimeter of Nerja called El Capistrano. The idea was that our wives would come out and we would run the project on a shift system because it was a busy place, the bars went on sometimes till 4 or 5 in the morning! As we were preparing for the Christmas Season events in El Capistrano, I got a message that Dad was in hospital but “not to worry he'd be OK” - but he died on Friday morning 19th December 1980, so I had to find a flight which at Christmas was impossible. However a lady who had come out to work here had a return ticket spare so she kindly gave it to me. So I got there in time for the funeral. Then I had to return right away (which was another problem) via Madrid, then train to Malaga, then a taxi. You can imagine my mindset over the Christmas Festivities, I was not a barrel of fun, also neither wives came out so things were a bit hectic. Early in 1981 my partner Oliver brought in the lady who had given her ticket to me to help run the business - her name was Valerie Simonsen, from Edinburgh, five years younger than me and without her helping out we would have been up the swannee, and I may have drunk myself into oblivion because of Dad's death, my marital problem and subsequent divorce. The bonus for me was that we got on well and ended up getting married in '84. We sold the house in Nueva Andalucia and Capistrano Restaurant in late '81.”

In '82 Val and I opened up another restaurant in Nerja centre and called it Bumbles Bistro, a Bumble Bee being our logo. Val did the cooking (with no experience of catering cooking before, but producing brilliant hearty soups, pies, desserts etc.), with hired help of course and I was out front with a couple of waiters. It turned out to be a winner and we got mentions in all the guide books - we had to close from November to March because it would have killed us otherwise, but it gave us time off to visit UK. In '87 I had a stroke, fortunately not from a heart condition, but an old spinal injury which had caused a neck vertabrae to cut off the blood supply to my brain, but the medics warned me that the stress of catering could cause a repeat and maybe the big one. So we leased it out and started up a small art gallery selling my work and that of other painters and we did quite well, but the lessees made a hash of things at Bumbles and we had to recover it, which we then turned into a shop selling souvenirs, paintings and prints and clothing, so we had two businesses on the go. In '94 we sold the gallery because it was too time consuming and we didn't like working apart and concentrated on a kids clothes shop in the ex-Bumbles property, which took off well, because we bought stuff in UK, which the Spaniards liked, and Spanish gear for the tourists, so we were open all year round. Two years go we decided to call it a business day and sold the shop to a mixed marriage couple from Kenya.

We lived at the rear of the shop before in a large apartment overlooking the pool and garden, so we had to find somewhere else, just when prices were rising - however we found here, which is an eight storey block, we being on the 7th floor, with tremendous views plus the winter sun in the afternoon.We also bought a studio in the block where the shop was as an investment, which is occupied by grandson Miguel (Michael) - and thats another story. Val has (or had as you will see later) a son and daughter from her first marriage, when I met her she had been divorced 12 years. In '86 daughter Amanda in UK, with three children (Michael, Charlotte and Thomas) had a divorce on the grounds of ill treatment, and the ex kept on harassing her, so for her safety we brought her over to stay until things cleared. She's still here, remarried to Juan Francisco Herrera Giron a.k.a. Paco, by whom she's had two daughters, so now there are five grandchildren from Amanda 9 years to 22 (Miguel). Val's son Gavin died last year from epilepsy, aged 41, due to stress brought on by overwork and a new marriage of six months - a daughter was born, but due to (we think) his wife Carol feeling guilty, she refuses to have any contact with us or even have some keepsake, so at the moment that is one grandchild we wont see.

My lot in UK are doing well. Lynne (50 next year) is divorced and has Paul as her partner. Her son Adrian is my eldest grandson (23) who has a degree in Marketing and is working in Reading; Mark (46) has a son Billy (8) from his first marriage and his new wife (four years ago) Marion's daughter, Kate (8), plus Annabel (3) and Lydia (1) from the new union. Jenny (44) has Jos (9) from her first relationship and Maia (4) with her partner Richard Stone. They are all in good employment - Jenny is probably the foremost specialist in teaching deaf/blind children, she works for the SENSE organisation and travels all round the world setting up centres (Rich is the house husband and a budding poet). Mark is with the Manchester Education Authority, but is now looking to use his artistic talents to start a design business painting murals in houses and designing Web Sites. Lynne is a Youth Training Officer for a big organisation. Not including Edinburgh,we have twelve grandchildren. And I bet it wont be long before we have great-grandchildren!

So my lovely Val and I are supposed to be retired but our Val now is an Avon distributor, as well as raising money for Epilepsy research; whilst I still do some art work as well as graphics on my PC, doing short run print for local people (my old printing skills being useful). Besides the normal aches and pains of old age, Val has a gall stone problem and we've just discovered she has marks on her retinas which may restrict vision in the future, laser being no use for the condition. Due to the spinal injury (and sports abuse) I now have chronic sciatica which is a pain (ho ho) and limits my activities on occasion, plus a touch of the prostate problem (a cyst in my case) which I get regularly checked - beyond that we're fine considering our ages (Val's 68 and himself is 73 - never thought I'd make it this far!) Up to Christmas 1998 we had two dogs, a lovely boxer called Duquesa (Dutchess) and a sheeplike long haired black and white local breed called Scotty, but Duquesa succumed to age and arthritis when 11 years old.

Nerja (pronounced Nerrha) has developed a great deal since we arrived, but we have many friends now, mainly Spaniards, and its still very Spanish here, and there's plenty of Fiestas to enjoy and few days without seeing the sun - the locals work hard and play very hard. So we're just 50k east of Malaga on the Costa del Sol ( Yankee friends say its very much like California, the main occupations are tourism, horticulture, (melons, grapes, tomatoes, potatoes, lemons, avocaados, mangos and other tropical fruits) and construction, which is very big at the moment because the coast is awash with black pesetas and with 18 months the euro comes in as the sole currency, so they're getting rid now! The winter climate is the mildest in Europe and summer temps are in the 90's shade. I can't see us ever leaving here (we've even booked a "nicho" - a place in the cemetery here - well you've got to look ahead!). Nothing however can beat an al fresco meal of fresh fish, prawns, tortillas español etc. washed down with sangria or red wine with a drop of lemonade in it (tinto de verano) under vines and orange trees at some venta (wayside restaurant) or on the beach beside the Med. Oh I forgot our local olive oil 100% virgen (not many of those about).

In those past twenty years there have been a wealth of incidents; many happy, lots exciting and some sad, but it's certainly been interesting, more of which I will be relating in my memoirs which I am currently writing for my children and their children to read in future years.

July, 2000

William Arthur FLETCHER and June DAVIES had the following children:

+ 25 i. Eve Lynne⁷ FLETCHER was born 1951.

+ 26 ii. Mark Stephen FLETCHER was born 1955.

+ 27 iii. Jenny Laura FLETCHER was born 1958.

20. Graham⁶ HINCHLIFFE (William⁵, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born in Rusholme, Manchester Saturday 25th August1934.

He married twice. He married Shiela BINGHAM in Burnage, Manchester, England, 1956.

He married Olwyn SMITH in Newhall Green, Wythenshawe, Manchester, England, 18th June 1960. Olwyn was born in Manchester, England Thursday 19th March 1942. Olwyn is the daughter of Harry SMITH and Olwyn REYNOLDS.

Reunion of three Hinchliffe cousins (L.to R. Bill, me and Graham) The first time for 35 years that we had been in the same room together.

Saturday 24th March 2001 in Manchester.

Graham, Main Occupation: Printer/Compositer

Graham HINCHLIFFE and Olwyn SMITH had the following children:

+ 28 i. Janet⁷ HINCHLIFFE was born Monday 15th May 1961.

+ 29 ii. Joanne HINCHLIFFE was born Friday 23st June 1963.

+ 30 iii. Johnathan Matthew HINCHLIFFE was born Saturday 28th June 1969.

24. Anthony Richard⁶ CREACALL (Lily⁵ HINCHLIFFE, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹)⁽²⁵⁾ was born Bowden, Cheshire, England Wenesday 20th September 1944.⁽²⁶⁾

He married twice.

Wedding at Beulah Pentecostal Church, Bury, on 22nd March 1966

He married Rita BROMWICH in Bury, Lancashire, Saturday 12th March 1966.⁽²⁷⁾ Rita was born in Jericho, Bury, Lancashire 3rd August 1943. Rita is the daughter of George BROMWICH and Nellie PEARSON.

Our Wedding Day 1974

He married Elaine Ann ATKINSON in Dukinfield, Cheshire, Tuesday 18th June 1974.⁽²⁸⁾ Elaine was born in Ashton-under-lyne, Lancashire Sunday 1st June 1952. Elaine is the daughter of Leonard ATKINSON and Doris BOTTOMS.

27 Lincoln Avenue, Stretford

He resided at 27 Lincoln Ave, Stretford, Manchester, October 1944, ⁽²⁹⁾

6 Willingdon Drive, Prestwich

He resided at 6 Willingdon Drive, Prestwich, Manchester, England 1947.

At under 4 years old.

"The occasion was Granddad and Grandma's Golden Wedding, June 1948. The back row shows Barbara, Graham (Hinchliffe) Bill (Fletcher) and Joan (Fletcher). I can remember sulking because I had to wear new clothes for the photo."

Tony was listed on the roll as a student at the British School, Heaton Park, Prestwich, Manchester, England, 1948.

Whitsuntide, 1949c, Newtown Street, off Bury Old Road, Prestwich. Marching with Heaton Park Methodist Church.

"Me (second from left) as soldier in Sunday School Christmas Pantomime, Heaton Park Methodist Church Hall, 1952. To my right is Malcolm Clayton and second to my left is Geoffrey Burkebeck."

Whit Walk 1952c. "I am in the centre carrying my Pac-a-Mac."

96 Milton Road, Prestwich

He resided at 96 Milton Road Prestwich, Manchester, England July 1954 .

My first year at Heys Boys Secondary Modern School, aged 12. I am the one wearing glasses. The "Transition" form is flanked by Miss Neilson, class teacher, and Mr Hulme, headmaster.

Close-up from Transition class photo, 1956

"Me as a pupil of Heys Boys School, 1958c."

Tony's occupation: Warehouseman (Ironmongery) in Miller Street, Manchester, Monday 11th January 1960. "I was with Baxendale's, Granddad's old firm (he was with them over 50 years), for 7 years." Tony was a Prestwich Wheelers Cycling Club member in Prestwich, Manchester, England, 1960. Tony was a West Pennine Racing Club member in Heywood, Lancashire, 1960. "My personal bests were 1hr 2mins for 25 miles, 2hrs 9mins for 50 miles, 4hrs 39mins for 100 miles and 219 miles for 12 hrs." Tony was a Fallowfield Cycle Racing Track member in Fallowfield, Manchester, 1961.

Tony was listed as a member of a Beulah Pentecostal Church, Bury, Lancashire, 1962. Became Sunday School teacher and later Sunday School Superintendent (leader). Also, started the Wednesday Children's Bible Club and preached in the church in a lay capacity. He was baptized in Bury, Lancashire, 1963. Religion: Assemblies of God.

He and Rita honeymooned in Fort William, Scotland, Saturday 12th March 1966. Tony's occupation: Door-to-door vacuum cleaner sale in Bootle Street, Manchester, 1967. Tony's occupation: Fork-lift truck driver in Radcliffe, Lancashire, 1968. Tony's occupation: Entertainer in UK and parts of Europe, 1970.

"My first publicity photo."

Tony's occupation: Entertainer in Prestwich, Manchester, England, 1972. Tony was a Heaton Park Golf Club member in Prestwich, Manchester, England, 1973. Tony's occupation: part-time representative in Prestwich, Manchester, England, 1973. Tony was divorced from Rita BROMWICH at Bury Magistrates Court, Saturday, 15th June 1974. He and Elaine honeymooned in The Palace Hotel, South Shore, Blackpool, Tuesday, 18th June 1974.

"The Old Chapel (Unitarian), Dukinfield, place of our marriage. The chapel stands on the site of the original Dukinfield parish church founded by a priest from Droylesden in the 14th century. A crypt beneath the chapel covers the whole length of the building."

Tony, Tuesday 18th June 1974 in Dukinfield, Cheshire. Tony's occupation: Entertainer and part-time cleaner for Manchester City Council, Swan Street, Manchester, 1974. "I needed more money to set up our new home so I took any old job. I was so good at the job that I was offered a better paid job by the council, digging graves at Phillips Park Cemetery. I turned it down."

"My publicity photo, 1974."

Tony's occupation: Entertainer in Manchester, England, 1974. Tony's occupation: part-time television installer for DER Cheetham Hill, Manchester, England, 1975.

"Publicity photo for my one and only record release "Bobbin Girls, Bobbin Boys" 1978

Tony's occupation: Entertainer in, Manchester, England, 1979. Tony was also a Hyde Olympic Cycling Club member in Hyde, Cheshire, 1982. Tony's occupation: Part-time Assurance Salesman in Stockport, 1983. Tony was a Conservative Party member in Stockport, 1983. Tony was a Team Sportif Cycle Racing Club founder member in Tameside, Manchester, 1985. He led a campaign to build a cycle racing track in Manchester which in later years resulted in the Manchester Indoor Velodrome being built.

Singing in the 80's at "Foo Foo's Palace"

Tony's occupation: Compere/entertainer at "Foo Foo's Palce" and other clubs in and around Manchester, England, 1985 - 89.

"Sandra's Bar, Benidorm, where I was working as an entertainer April 1987 (left to right) Danny Carr (agent), Mike (a holidaying drummer/singer from Ashton-under-Lyne who's real name is Malcolm), Elaine, Mark and myself

"

The Team Sportif Junior Racing Squad in Benidorm 1987 (left to right) Pete Wardle, Rob Wilkinson, Me, John Hargreaves, Ian Hallam, Mark and Jon Clarke

1987 saw me taking a group of lads from the cycle club to Benidorm, Spain, ( I had an engagement to entertain there) for some early season training and racing. The main feature of the trip was that the Vaulta de Espana (Tour of Spain) was starting from Benidorm just a few days after we arrived. We met up with several of the teams and on one day the lads rode up into the mountains with the previous years Tour de France winner, Lauren Fignion and his team. The fact that the Vaulta was starting there was a complete surprise to all of us. Information about cycle racing in Spain was very spars in the UK at that time. I managed to get two races in for the lads by hiring a rickety old van and driving two hair-raising trips over the mountains. The Spanish race organisers were very apprehensive of us but after throwing a few bob into the kitty everything went OK. The lads came back with some huge trophies.

"Publicity photo 1992 (taken by Mark with a Polaroid camera in our back garden)."

Tony's occupation: Entertainer in Dukinfield, Cheshire, England, 1992. Tony was a New Labour member 1996. "Having been a Tory all my life (born and bread, you might say) I decided to join the New Labour Party being thoroughly sick of the way the Tories were treating the "little" man and lining their own pockets (it seemed) not to mention all the sleaze. The final straw for me was denying the nation the EU Social Contract."

1997, Llandudno. "We stopped at the famous Headlands Hotel where the advertised 5 course meal commenced with soup that scarcely covered the bottom of the tiny dish. Wouldn't have missed it for the world."

"I took this photo on Debbie's visit to the UK in October 1997. One of the rare shots where I got her to smile. I can't remember what I was doing it seems to be amusing to some. (L to R) Brandon, Elaine, Thomas, Chris, Richard and Debbie."

"Sometime in 1998 Elaine spotted this image on the concrete flag stones at the side of our house. The image holds a staff topped by the Greek letter "Omega" or a cross. I see a face half way down the staff, a gargoyle to the right of it (difficult to see in the photograph) and an animals head (ram or bull?) below that."

"Celebrating our 25th Wedding Anniversary 1999 at The Old General pub with grandson Thomas."

Tony anniversary Wednesday 18th June 1999 in Dukinfield, Cheshire. "I had spent weeks organising a small, informal get together of some of Elaine's oldest friends and I tried to keep the occasion a secret from her but, with a few days to go, I had to tell her or I would have been in danger of serious physical injury".

"We enjoy sangria in Torramalinos, September 2000."

Tony travelled to Costa del Sol, Spain, October 2000. "Our first holiday (non-working) abroad together. We visited Torremolinos and drank (grossly over-priced) sangria while listening to a Peruvian flute band".

"I force Bill (a life long Manchester United fan) to hug my Manchester City shirt"

Spain, September, 2000. "Me and Bill met up on the Costa del Sol, Spain, after a gap of 20 years"

"Convalescing on our apartment balcony with a ginger beer after my heart scare at Benidorm, November, 2000."

Tony travelled in Europe, November, 2000. "November, 2000, saw us heading for the infamous Benidorm, Spain, on a four week entertainment contract. Three nights into the engagement I acquired a stomach problem that developed into possible food poisoning. This put pressure on my heart resulting in one heart valve mal-functioning and so to hospital in an emergency ambulance. Elaine accompanied me and nearly had a heart attack herself due to the erratic driving of the ambulance man. They kept Elaine waiting for FIVE hours with no information as to my condition. My agent, Danny, and his wife Irene hastened to the hospital but were unable to discover anything either. Eventually Elaine spotted me being wheeled to the x-ray united which gave her some relief knowing that I was at least alive. I was given five lots of medication and told "No alcohol" (I think this was the only English word the hospital staff knew)."

"February, 2001, Elaine, Mario (a wonderful, energetic barman) and me at the Porto Fino Restaurant, Xemxija, St Paul's Bay, Malta, The Island was a culture shock to us. Such wonderful people living in such harsh conditions. We visited the nearby Island of Gozo which was "something else again". Elaine saw a simply beautiful bracelet there, woven gold, but refused to let me purchase it because she thought it was too expensive. On returning to the main island of Malta we looked for something similar but discovered that the type of bracelet was only made in one place on earth - Gozo! We returned to Malta within a month, spent a most memorable night on Gozo and bought the bracelet. We returned to Malta in June, 2002, and had a completely different sort of holiday but still simply mind blowing. We love the Island and it's people."

"Reunion of three Hinchliffe cousins (L.to R. Bill, me and Graham). The first time for 35 years that we had been in the same room together."

Tony's. Main Occupation: Entertainer. Here follows a brief autobiography Tony's early years.

My first recollection in life is falling from my small three wheeler cycle onto the concrete road outside my home at 6 Willingdon Drive. I fell square onto my face and remember not so much the pain, but the throbbing and swelling as though my face was getting larger and larger like a balloon. My next recollection is nestling in my grandmother's arms and watching the living room door open and my mother, seeing the state of my face, playing heck with my grandmother for not calling for the doctor. I remember grandma had put butter on my face (a standard remedy for bumps and bruises in those days).

The feature of my starting primary school was incontinence. Primary school lessons I don't recollect, except to say that I think I enjoyed maths and religious education. I remember Miss Pickstone. She was blond, tall and slim and had large pointed breasts (her bra). Vaguely, I remember moving from class room to class room as the years went by.

Out of school my time was taken up almost entirely with visits to Heaton Park. I became an avid bird watcher. It was only in recent years I realised why it was so much of a challenge to discover new species of birds. It was just after the war and the park had been used for military training (there were several spots where we would dig up spent bullets as souvenirs). Also, during the war people would be after any wild life they could get there hands on for food.

At about six-years-old I received my first "whiskering". I can't remember my dad so I'll never know if he did it to me, but I do remember my chum Malcolm Clayton's dad sitting me on his knee and giving me a rare old "scrubbing" round the cheeks. It was about that time that the first car appeared at Willingdon Drive, much to the excitement of all the lads.

When I was seven or eight-years-old I developed a habit of stealing. I stole from my mother's purse and, this was my first feeling of shame, I got caught with the lad next door's cricket ball. Rather pathetically, I'd painted it with the cardinal red paint my mum used for painting the front and back steps in the hope that he wouldn't recognise it.

One of my firmest memories of Willingdon Drive is being with Barbara in the back garden playing with a golf club and ball. Barbara was encouraging me to hit it and, of course, the inevitable happen, I did, right through the back living room window. I remember my granddad, who was by then totally blind, saying, "What was that" as it whistled passed his head. Bye-the-way, my memories of "gramps", as we would call him, are of a very nice old chap who I never heard a cross word from. I used to guide him to St. Margaret's pub saying "up" and "down" as we came to a curb-stone. When we got a television in the mid-fifties, I commentated on boxing matches for him, not knowing then his strong affinity to his younger brother Alfred who boxed while in the army (see Alfred Hinchliffe).

I started secondary school as a dunce. I was put in the "Transition" class where my teacher was an elderly lady called Mrs Neilson. She had a profound effect on me. She was a tremendous person. I couldn't read when I came under her charge but, by god, with her encouragement, reading became my life blood.

In spite of my earlier experience of self propelled wheeled transport, about the age of fourteen I was desperate for a bike. Mum eventually relented, she was fearful for my life, and had Barbara's ladies style (no cross-bar) bike "done-up" for me. Thus started an almost fanatical interest in cycling and, later, cycle racing.

When I left school I wanted to be a joiner but there was a huge influx of kids on the job market at that time, war baby's they called us, so there was no chance of that. I started work at my granddad's old employer, Baxendale & Co.

My first romance was Maureen Dalton (maybe because she was the first girl that ever noticed me). She was illegitimately born. Her mother was in the army and had dumped her and she lived with her mother's sister's family on the Langley Council Estate, Middleton, but most importantly (or unfortunately for me) Maureen was a staunch Roman Catholic. I remember walking her home from Chilton's Dance Hall in Crumpsall on the night we met, New Year's Eve, 1961. We passed the church I had, for some reason, attended a few days earlier on Christmas Eve (in a very inebriated condition, yet politely). I told her of the occurrence, she said, "That's not a Catholic Church, is it?". Oh! Dear, Catholics and non-Catholics were not compatible in those days. So, who got a broken heart then? I did. Strangely enough, I only knew Maureen from then till St. Patrick's night (48 days) but she turned my life completely up-side-down.

I turned to religion to try and get over Maureen, eventually joining the Pentecostal Movement, some of the happiest years of my life. I read and studied the bible from cover to cover. In 1962 I bought an old Mobelette moped and the following year, a new one. I ran the Sunday School at Beulah Pentecostal Church, started a Wednesday night childrens Bible Club and preached in a lay capacity. It was at the church that I met Rita and we got married (both virgins, of course) and started a family.

Soon, though, I realised the need to put food on the table and my duties and attendance at church became less and my attendance at work became more. I was working 12 hours a day 7 days a week at the East Lancashire Paper Mill until I found what I was really good at, and where there was easy money to be had. Thus, in 1968 I started my entertaining career.

My vocal chords had been stretched through the church, singing gusty gospel songs, and the mill that I was working in was huge and voices resonated like a gigantic echo chamber, and in the open top hoist (lift/elevator), even more so. Well, I must have got enough confidence from all that to try my hand, and so I did.

After many, many talent competitions in the Manchester pubs and clubs I got my first booking at Radcliffe Working Men's Club. Five "spots" for three pounds and began my search for "stardom".

I bought an old Ford Anglia van for 70 pounds, only to have it "written-off" a few months later when someone ploughed into my rear end. I got 25 pounds from the insurance company. I couldn't really argue because I had not passed my driving test at that time so was technically un-insured, as I was driving without a qualified driver with me. In fact, it was several years before I did pass my test. However, mum came to the rescue and gave me 200 pounds from her meagre savings to buy another car. I met Elaine about this time and on Friday 13th August 1971, while dashing between clubs (three or four clubs a night was the norm at that time), she was with me when it was my turn to plough into the back of another car, strangely enough, another "artiste", Sheila Sexton. I wrote her car off on the spot and made my car terminal ill.

Well, that's enough. The rest of my life can be gleaned from the bare-bone facts that are in this program.

Anthony Richard CREACALL and Rita BROMWICH had the following children:

31 i. Stephen Richard⁷ CREACALL was born in Jericho, Bury, Lancashire Friday 28th April 1967. Main Occupation: Woodworker.

+ 32 ii. Deborah Jayne CREACALL was born in Jericho, Bury, Lancashire Thursday 4th April 1968.

Anthony Richard CREACALL and Elaine Ann ATKINSON had the following child:

+ 33 iii. Mark Alan CREACALL was born Wednesday 27th December 1972.

May GREEN (Hannah GREEN Alfred, HINCHLIFFE Samuel³, William², John¹) was born 1945c. She married Leo HUGHES 1965c

May and Leo had the following children:

Lee HUGHES (May GREEN Hannah Alfred, HINCHLIFFE Samuel³, William², John¹)was born 21st April 1968 in Salford, Lancashire, England.

Carl HUGHES (May GREEN Hannah Alfred, HINCHLIFFE Samuel³, William², John¹)was born 1972

Frank HINCHLIFFE (Frank, Alfred, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born 15th February 1938 at Salford, Lancashire, England. He married Ann JONES. Ann was born 14th January 1940.

Frank and Ann had the following children:

Steven HINCHLIFFE was born 24th September 1958.

Frank HINCHLIFFE was born 22nd December 1961.

David HINCHLIFFE was born 4th January 1965.

25. Eve Lynne⁷ FLETCHER (William Arthur⁶, Mary Hannah⁵ HINCHLIFFE, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born 1951.

She married Gerrard F MULRYAN.

Eve Lynne FLETCHER and Gerrard F MULRYAN had the following child:

34 i. Adrian Gerrard⁸ MULRYAN was born 1980.

26. Mark Stephen⁷ FLETCHER (William Arthur⁶, Mary Hannah⁵ HINCHLIFFE, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born 1955.

He married twice. He married Lorraine MITCHELL 1980. Lorraine was born 1955c. He married Marion O'DELL 1996.

Mark Stephen FLETCHER and Lorraine MITCHELL had the following child:

35 i. Billy John⁸ FLETCHER was born Friday 21st February, 1992.

Mark Stephen FLETCHER and Marion O'DELL had the following children:

36 ii. Annabel FLETCHER was born 1997.

37 iii. Lydia FLETCHER was born 1999.

27. Jenny Laura⁷ FLETCHER (William Arthur⁶, Mary Hannah⁵ HINCHLIFFE, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born 1958.

Jenny Laura FLETCHER and Steven HARPER had the following child:

38 i. Josh⁸ FLETCHER was born 1992.

Jenny Laura FLETCHER and Richard STONE had the following child:

39 ii. Maia FLETCHER-STONE was born 1996.

28. Janet⁷ HINCHLIFFE (Graham⁶, William⁵, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born Monday 15th May 1961.

She married Eric SHALLAKER. Eric was born 1955. Eric died of cancer 30th November 1994 at 42 years of age.

Eric SHALLACKER was born 29th September 1952.

Janet HINCHLIFFE and Eric SHALLAKER had the following child:

40 i. Thomas Eric SHALLAKER was born 22nd January 1987 at Bolton General Hospital, Lancashire, England.

29. Joanne⁷ HINCHLIFFE (Graham⁶, William⁵, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born in Stockport, Lancashire, England Friday 23st June 1963.

John and Joanne on their wedding day, 1997

She married John Mark VOORS Los Angeles, California, USA, Sunday 7th September 1997. John was born in Temple City, California, USA Friday 15th November 1957. John is the son of David Bernard VOORS and Janet Marie SANDRICH.

"Hello Hollywood Hello", Reno, Nevada, USA

Joanne, 1981-86 Reno, Nevada, USA.

"Lido de Paris", Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, 1986

Joanne, 1986 Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.

Harrahs Hotel, Lake Tahoe, 1987

Joanne, 1987 Harrahs Hotel, Lake Tahoe, 1987.

Crystal Harmony, 1993

Joanne, 1993, Crysal Harmony.

The Voors Family

Joanne, Sunday 7th September 1997 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

The wedding reception, 1997.

Joanne also Sunday 7th September 1997 in Los Angeles, California, USA. Here follows a brief biography:I will try to keep our story short and interesting as I know our lives always seem much more interesting to us than others. so here goes. I would first like to address the name change from Hinchliffe to Kelly. Well, I was married once before when I was quite young and it didn't work out, though the name change worked well for me in my business, so I kept it. Now as far as John and I meeting, we danced together in our very first professional show back in 1981, for MGM. John was 22 and I was 17 years old. The show was called "HELLO HOLLYWOOD HELLO", and we performed at the MGM hotel in Reno, Navada. It was the largest show we have ever performed in, with a cast of 150 singers and dancers. It was quite a spectacular show and John and I actually danced together as partners. After a year in the show, John moved on, dancing in Spain and Italy for about three years. He worked in various shows and dance companies as well as doing some T.V. work in Italy. He lived in Madrid in Spain, and in Verona in Italy. He also learned to speak both languages fluently while he live there. I stayed in the show for 5 years performing 2 shows a night for 6 days a week. I then moved to Las Vegas, where I danced in the "Lido De Paris", "Jubilee" (another MGM show), and some other smaller cabaret style shows. I also did the BOB HOPE pre Olympic show in Seoul, Korea in 1988. This job gave me the travel bug so I decided to work on cruise ships for a while. I loved the ships, and ended up doing 5 world cruises. It wasn't until 1993 that I was sent to Japan to work on the Japanese ship owned by the company I had been working for, Crystal Cruises. It is there that John and I met again, after 12 years. We danced together as partners again and soon became a couple. it was great, as we didn't work much during our stay on ship, so we had a lot of free time together to explore and enjoy Japan. I was transferred after four months though to another ship and it was a year before we decided to be together for good and start our lives together. We both danced in shows in Las Vegas at the Luxor and the Sahara and we then retired as dancers to pursue new careers and a family.. We were married on September 7th, 1997, in Malibu, California. We had a small wedding, but all the family came over from England for a few weeks and we had a great time. It was a day to remember and a dream come true.

John is from Los Angeles (born and raised here) and we moved back together in 1995. John now works for N.B.C. in Editing and Credit Design. He started out in Computer Animation about four years ago and has been fortunate in finding consistent work in his field since then. He is really striving for a full time gig as an editor for T.V. and movies with one of the primary studios or T.V. networks. It is a tough business, but we keep working toward where we want to be. I became a floral designer and still work for special events, holidays and weddings, but my real purpose in life is as a full time mother. We have our wonderful little girl, Catrina Mechelle, who is the joy of our lives and certainly keeps mommy on the go. She was born August 24th, 1999, and has been my main focus since that day. I love being a mom and hope we can have another baby someday soon.

Well, that is our story till now. We live about twenty minutes from downtown L.A., in a little town (little by L.A. standards that is). We enjoy life here, it is certainly full and busy, but there are so many beautiful places in California and we try to take advantage of the state we live in. The weather here is pretty nice all year but the summertime, June through October, is very hot.

We hope you enjoy our story and it isn't too long.

Joanne HINCHLIFFE and John Mark VOORS had the following child:

41 i. Catrina⁸ VOORS was born in Burbank, California, USA 24th August 1999.

Hinchliffe's and Voors with Ian,
the newest addition to the Voors family, on Joanne's lap.

30. Johnathan Matthew⁷ HINCHLIFFE (Graham⁶, William⁵, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born Saturday 28th June 1969.

He married Deborah LATHAM.

Johnathan Matthew HINCHLIFFE had the following child:

42 i. Alexandra Eric HINCHLIFFE was born Friday 16th August 1996.

32. Stephen Richard⁷ CREACALL (Anthony Richard⁶, Lily⁵ HINCHLIFFE, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born in Jericho Hospital, Bury, Lancashire, on Thursday 4th April 1968.

32. Deborah Jayne⁷ CREACALL (Anthony Richard⁶, Lily⁵ HINCHLIFFE, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born in Jericho Hospital, Bury, Lancashire, on Thursday 4th April 1968.

Debbie and Nick get married 1992

She married Nicholas David BURTON in Mississague, Ontario, Canada, 1992. Nickie was born in Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, England 15th November 1967. Nickie is the son of David BURTON and Janet Elizabeth BOOTH.

Debbie at about 9 months old

Deborah 1968c in Whitefield, Manchester, England.

Debbie with Grandma Lily, 1969c

Deborah 1969c in Lancashire, England.

Debbie with "Sunny"

Deborah 1982c in Dukinfield, Cheshire.

Steve and Debbie play in the sand, Blackpool, 1969c

Deborah 1982c in Lancashire, England.

Debbie's and Nick's going away "do" at Foo Foo's Palace, Manchester

Deborah traveled from Manchester, England, 1989. She migrated to Toronto, Canada, 1990.

Debbie with her first child, Brandon.

Deborah 1993 in Mississague, Onterio, Canada. Deborah was separated from her husband, Nicholas David BURTON in Mississague, Ontario, Canada, 1997. Main Occupation: Graphic Designer

Deborah Jayne CREACALL and Nicholas David BURTON had the following children:

43 i. Brandon Anthony BURTON was born in Mississague, Ontario, Canada Monday 19th October 1992

Brandon at one year old

Brandon, 1993, in Missisague, Toronto, Canada.

Brandon, 2000, in Mississague, Onterio, Cananda.

44 ii. Richard David BURTON was born in Mississague, Ontario, Canada Saturday 23rd October 1993.

Richard and Brandon

Richard, 2007, in Mississague, Onterio, Canada.

33. Mark Alan⁷ CREACALL (Anthony Richard⁶, Lily⁵ HINCHLIFFE, William Henry⁴, Samuel³, William², John¹) was born in Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire Wednesday 27th December 1972.

Elaine: "The Hospital staff came to me and said Mark had to be baptised "...within the hour". Tony had left the Hospital just an hour before and I could not contact him. A silver cup was placed on his incubator and the minister performed the baptism rites through holes in the sides". Mark was later transferred to Booth Hall Children's Hospital where he was diagnosed as having a "twisted bowel". From a birth weight of 8lbs 4ozs Mark was down to 6lbs when he was operated on at four weeks old. The operation was a success and Mark was able to leave hospital at 3 months old but still weighing only 7lbs. Mark still carries the scares of his operation - eight stitches on his stomach plus the marks of his intravenous incisions on his arms and ankles.

He was baptized in Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, Saturday 30th December 1972. Religion: Church of England.⁽³⁰⁾

Mark's second baptism certificate, St Mark's Church , Dukinfield, Sunday, 3rd June 1973

He was baptised in Dukinfield, Cheshire, England, Sunday 3rd June 1973. Religion: Church of England.⁽³¹⁾

Mark in the sea with mum, Elaine, and Stephen and Debbie

Mark, 1976 in Blackpool.

Mark in new school uniform on his first day at Lakes Road School, 1984.

Mark 1984 in Dukinfield.

Mark negotiates a steep descent in the National Schoolboys Cyclo-Cross Championship 1988

Mark was a Team Sportif Cycle Racing Club member in Manchester, England, 1988.

Mark with his pride and joy, a 1964 Austin Mini (photo 2001).

One of Mark's interest is restoring classic cars. The photo shows a classic Austin Mini in it's original coulor, beige, the colour of the very first mini to leave the production line.

Mark 2001 in Dukinfield. Main Occupation: Motor Machanic

Mark Alan CREACALL and Jeanette PETRIE had the following child:

45 i. Thomas Raymond⁸ PETRIE was born at Stepping Hill Hospital, in Stockport, Cheshire, on at 13.14hrs on Saturday 18th February 1995. He weighed 8lbs 2ozs and he measured 2ft 2ins in length. Elaine was at the bedside when he was born.⁽³²⁾

Thomas with Buz Lightyear at Disney Land, USA, 2000

Thomas July 2000 in Orlando, USA.⁽³³⁾

Enjoying a bag of crisps December 2000

Lee HUGHES (May GREEN, Hannah, Alfred HINCHLIFFE, Samuel³, William², John¹)was born 21st April 1968 at Salford, Lancashire, England. He married Beth FIDLER at Manchester, England. Beth was born 18th March 1972, at Radcliffe, Lancashire, England.

Carl HUGHES (May GREEN Hannah Alfred, HINCHLIFFE Samuel³, William², John¹)was born 1972

Location Maps of Longwood

Index

ATKINSON

ATKINSON, Elaine Ann (marriage to Anthony Richard CREACALL) (i5), b.1952-

BINGHAM

BINGHAM, Shiela (marriage to Graham HINCHLIFFE) (i322)

BROMWICH

BROMWICH, Rita (marriage to Anthony Richard CREACALL) (i2), b.1943-

BURA

BURA, Steven (marriage to Barbara CREACALL) (i87)

BURTON

BURTON, Brandon Anthony (i99), b.1992-
BURTON, Nicholas David (marriage to Deborah Jayne CREACALL) (i33), b.1967-
BURTON, Richard David (i100), b.1993-

CREACALL

CREACALL, Anthony Richard (i1), b.1944-
CREACALL, Barbara (i11), b.1940-
CREACALL, Brenda Mercia (i12), b.1942-d.1943
CREACALL, Deborah Jayne (i4), b.1968-
CREACALL, Ernest (marriage to Lily HINCHLIFFE) (i34), b.1900-d.1947
CREACALL, Mark Alan (i102), b.1972-
CREACALL, Norma Joan (i13), b.1943-d.1943
CREACALL, Stephen Richard (i3), b.1967-

DAVIES

DAVIES, June (marriage to William Arthur FLETCHER) (i313), b.1930-

FLETCHER

FLETCHER, Annabel (i385), b.1997-
FLETCHER, Billy John (i321), b.1992-
FLETCHER, Eve Lynne (i315), b.1951-
FLETCHER, Jenny Laura (i317), b.1958-
FLETCHER, Joan (i311), b.1922-
FLETCHER, Josh (i388), b.1992-
FLETCHER, Lydia (i386), b.1999-
FLETCHER, Mark Stephen (i316), b.1955-
FLETCHER, William (marriage to Mary Hannah HINCHLIFFE) (i310), b.1898-d.1980
FLETCHER, William Arthur (i312), b.1927-

FLETCHER-STONE

FLETCHER-STONE, Maia (i390), b.1996-

GREEN

GREEN, Richard Orlando (marriage to Hannah HINCHLIFFE
GREEN May

HINCHLIFFE

HINCHLIFFE, Alexandra Eric (i654), b.1996-
HINCHLIFFE, Alfred (i265), b.1880-d.1945
HINCHLIFFE, Cathrine (i269), b.1855-
HINCHLIFFE, Charles (i270), b.1860-
HINCHLIFFE, Ellen P (i268), b.1852-
HINCHLIFFE, Frank (i263), b.1879-
HINCHLIFFE, Frank (i263), b.1913-
HINCHLIFFE, Frank (i263), b.1938-
HINCHLIFFE, George (i262), b.1878-d.1930
HINCHLIFFE, Graham (i305), b.1934-
HINCHLIFFE, Hannah
HINCHLIFFE, Janet (i323), b.1961-
HINCHLIFFE, Joanne (i324), b.1963-
HINCHLIFFE, John (i180), b.1796-
HINCHLIFFE, Johnathan Matthew (i325), b.1969-
HINCHLIFFE, Lily (i8), b.1903-d.1980
HINCHLIFFE, Mary (i260), b.1870-
HINCHLIFFE, Mary Hannah (i267), b.1850-
HINCHLIFFE, Mary Hannah (i309), b.1899-d.1963
HINCHLIFFE, Samuel (i177), b.1849-
HINCHLIFFE, Samuel (i261), b.1875-
HINCHLIFFE, Walter (i271), b.1862-
HINCHLIFFE, William (i97), b.1901-d.1984
HINCHLIFFE, William (i179), b.1825-d.1902
HINCHLIFFE, William Henry (i91), b.1873-d.1958

HOWARTH

HOWARTH, Ann (marriage to William HINCHLIFFE) (i257)

HUGHES

HUGHES, Leo (marriage to May GREEN
HUGHES Lee
HUGHES Carl

LATHAM

LATHAM, Deborah (marriage to Johnathan Matthew HINCHLIFFE) (i659)

MITCHELL

MITCHELL, Lorraine (marriage to Mark Stephen FLETCHER) (i320), b.1955-

MULRYAN

MULRYAN, Adrian Gerrard (i319), b.1980-
MULRYAN, Gerrard F (marriage to Eve Lynne FLETCHER) (i318)

O'DELL

O'DELL, Marion (marriage to Mark Stephen FLETCHER) (i384)

PETRIE

PETRIE, Thomas Raymond (i115), b.1995-

REID-WHITE

REID-WHITE, Valerie Margaret (marriage to William Arthur FLETCHER) (i330), b.1932-

ROBERTS

ROBERTS, Amelia (marriage to Frank HINCHLIFFE) (i264)

SHALLAKER

SHALLAKER, Eric (marriage to Janet HINCHLIFFE) (i658), b.1958-d.1999
SHALLAKER, new (i661)

SMITH

SMITH, Olwyn (marriage to Graham HINCHLIFFE) (i306), b.1942-

SOUTH

SOUTH, Harriet (marriage to William Henry HINCHLIFFE) (i98), b.1875-d.1950

TURLEY

TURLEY, Doris (marriage to William HINCHLIFFE) (i308), b.1903-d.1960

VOORS

VOORS, Catrina (i665), b.1999-
VOORS, John Mark (marriage to Joanne HINCHLIFFE) (i548), b.1957-

WHITE

WHITE, May (marriage to Alfred HINCHLIFFE) (i649), b.1884-d.1946

WHITEHEAD

WHITEHEAD, Sarah Ann (marriage to Samuel HINCHLIFFE) (i178), b.1849-

WINDSOR

WINDSOR, Kenneth (marriage to Joan FLETCHER) (i314)

Notes and References

1. Birth cert. no. CH 341492 at General Register Office of England and Wales, (hereafter cited as Thomas CREACALL, Birth certificate).
2. Death cert. No. HB 933751 held at the General Register Office of England and Wales, (hereafter cited as Thomas CREACALL, Death certificate); and (hereafter cited as Anthony CREACALL, Marriage Cert.).
3. Marriage cert. No. PAS 416567/80 held at the General Register Office for England and Wales, (hereafter cited as Thomas Creacall, Marriage certificate).
4. Birth Cert. No. CH 620505, (hereafter cited as Emily Maria Watkins, Birth Cert.); [SO25:Death Cert. No. HC 027920:SO]; and Will dated 13th May 1940, (hereafter cited as Emily Maria WATKINS, Last will and testement); and [SO26:Will dated 13th May 1940:SO].
5. Death Cert. No. HC 027920, (hereafter cited as Emily Maria Watkins, Death Cert); [SO28:Birth Cert. No. CH 620505:SO]; and Emily Maria WATKINS, Last will and testement; and [SO29:Will dated 13th May 1940:SO].
6. (hereafter cited as 1991 census returns).
7. Birth cert. No. CH 330162 held at General Register of England & Wales, (hereafter cited as Emily Maria CREACAL, Birth Certificate).
8. Florance CREACALL, (hereafter cited as Florance CREACALL, Gravestone St Mary's, Prestwich).
9. (hereafter cited as Barbara CREACALL, Birth Certificate).
10. Brenda Marcia CREACALL birth certificate No. DC 252276, (hereafter cited as Norma Joan CREACALL, Birth Certificate).
11. Norma Joan CREACALL death certificate copy No. HC 668289, (hereafter cited as Norma Joan CREACALL, Death Certificate).
12. (hereafter cited as BC).
13. (hereafter cited as Anthony Creacall).
14. (hereafter cited as Anthony Richard CREACALL, Marriage Certificate).
15. Anthony CREACALL, Marriage Cert..
16.
17. (hereafter cited as Mark Creacall, Baptismal Record St Marks).
18. (hereafter cited as Mark Creacall, St Marks, Dukinfield).
19. (hereafter cited as Thomas Petrie, T.R.Petrie).
20.
21.

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