She says: "Walter Wildgoose and Ethel (nee Goodison) were married on December 25, 1907 and had children Lily (born about 1908), Bert and Minnie.
"Walter became a WW1 casualty in France in 1917, I have his Attestation Papers.
"I'm looking for
any relatives of Lily, Bert and Minnie who can assist me with my family research."
•Contact: Marlene Collis at
rog-mo@talktalk.net or call 0114 2360766.
IS your name
Guite?
David White in Cheadle is researching his family tree and has discovered Sheffield ancestors called Guite.
He says: "William Guite died in 1915 and his wife Betsy Guite died in 1952. Both are buried in Burngreave Cemetery. I hope the name Guite will be familiar to some people."
•Contact: David White at 70 Eastleigh Road, Heald Green, Cheadle, Cheshire SK8 3EJ.
ELSIE Grant from Nottingham is trying to trace her first love,
George Chapman. She says: "George's last known address was Ecclesfield Road, Shiregreen. We used to go to Hatfield House Lane School. He was my first boyfriend and my name at that time was Elsie Bartram."
•Contact: Elsie Grant at 452 Beckhampton Road, Bestwood Park, Nottingham NG5 5PW.
STEVEN Simpson or his younger brother,
Paul Shane Simpson, are urged to call the number below for news of their father
Nathaniel (Joe) Simpson who is seriously ill and living near York.
•Contact: 07973 501566 or, after 7pm, 01535 637334.
ANYONE who left
Earl Marshall School in 1978 is invited to a get together on Saturday September 13 at the Fountain Bar from 8pm.
•Contact: Wendy Walker on
wwbatbarrie@yahoo.co.uk or 01142345853.
To make an appeal in Contact Column write to Fiona Firth, Contact Column, The Star, York Street, Sheffield, S1 1PU or email
fiona.firth@sheffieldnewspapers.co.ukRead more in our nostalgia section and see previous Contact Columns.The full article contains 329 words and appears in n/a newspaper.
