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I think he lived in Partick and had 2 little girls. He was lim, dark-haired and kind, probably in his 30s. I had to leave early as I was going to a residential orchestral camp but I was so heartbroken at the shop closing, I didn't want to miss a moment of that last day. It was my first Saturday job and I worked there for about a year until the very day when it closed, which I think was in June 1972. I've looked at several sites like this, in search of a memory or a photo and never found a thing - yet it was a Govan institution.

I'm sure many of these places will have been demolished or renamed but it would be great to hear from anyone who knows of the family or can provide any more details.Īnyone remember Quinn's pet shop in Harmony Row? Many members of the family were married at St Anthonys Chapel. Many of the men worked at the shipyards or the preserves factory. I can see from the various pieces of information I have obtained that the Leddy's lived in various places in Govan including 61 Victoria Street, 10 John Street, 76 White Street and 11 Logie Street.

My maternal grandmother Mary Agnes McDermott and her family came to Govan from Ireland in the early 1900's. I have been looking up my family history and her father Michael and all his brothers and sisters were born in Govan between 18. My mother was Frances Leddy and she was born at 57 Hamilton Street in 1926. I personally don't have any memories of Govan although I'm sure I visited family who were living there many years ago in the late sixties.

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