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Trying to find Storey

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David

David Report 6 Jan 2005 21:13

Im trying to find any relations to my late Grandmother Jane Storey. She was born in Newcastle in 1910 and grew up in, i think in Biker or a place called Wallsend. Her parents were Thomas and Mary Storey who had other children, two boys called James and Georgie and three girls that i know of called Kitty,Barbara and Elizabeth. I believe Georgie sadley died on his way home from the war,i have one very old photo of him. My nan Jane Storey left Newcastle maybe around 1932-35 and moved down to the east end of London where she married my Grandad Jimmy Ferguson,who was also from Newcastle. They had three children,two boys Jimmy(sunny) and David and a girl brenda,who is my lovely mum. My mum married a local man called Jonny Ludlow and had two children,Samantha and me David. We all loved my nan to bits and was sad when she passed away on 27-09-2000 i was 23 at the time. Id love to here from any family in Newcastle,as i know very little of my nans past and only remember her as a very old lady. We have no photos of her as she did not like her photo taken(same as my mum). We have a large family now in London and are all interested in my nans past(please help) kinds regards David Ludlow