'When our eldest son was born in late 1952, it was time to seek better accommodation.'
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Title
'When our eldest son was born in late 1952, it was time to seek better accommodation.'
Description
Tom recounts moving with his wife and new son into a house.
Creator
Tom Sutton
Publisher
Trinity College Dublin
Date
1951
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Relation
Tom Sutton
Is Part Of
Marriage and Family
Type
Life Story
Spatial Coverage
Glengormley, Co. Antrim
Temporal Coverage
1950s
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Text
When our eldest son was born in late 1952, it was time to seek better accommodation and we managed to get a piece of ground and Mr. Ross who had carried out some work at Rathcoole estate, built our new detached house on Church Road, Glengormley. It was lovely and had a large garden. Our next door neighbour was Bob Harte who had a monumental sculpturing business near Carnmoney cemetery. The neighbours on the other side were Betty and Len Anderton who had a newspaper and confectionary business at Abbots Cross.
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Irish Research Council for Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences (IRCHSS)
Research Coordinator/P.I.
Dr Kathleen McTiernan (Trinity College Dublin)
Senior Research Associate
Dr Deirdre O'Donnell (Trinity College Dublin)
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