Tyneside Family History
The site is a Photographic history of Newcastle on tyne and colliery villages in the North East of England, in particular the area of Weetslade in Northumberland including the villages Burradon, Dudley, Seghill, Seaton Burn, in the 19th Century. Although I do not have old photos I have collected photographs of local churches, Schools, chapels, miners institutes and railway stations which could aid genealogy research.
There is also a section of photograps from my own genealogy which show transport and military uniforms. Pages on the site include Migration, Irish, Housing, Education and Work.
There are many surnames included in the pages also include is my own personal family tree interests the surnames:-
KANE, WAKE, PYLE and DINNING.
Photographs.
Churches.
[Annitsford Roman Catholic.] [Cramlington, Methodist Welcome Chapel.] [Cramlington, St. Nicholas.] [Dudley Methodist Chapel.] [Dudley St Paul's.] [Gosforth Churches.] [Killingworth, St. John the Baptist.] [Seghill Primitive Methodist Chapel.][Woodhorn Church Newbiggin.]
Clubs & Pubs.
[Dudley Hotel.] [Weetslade Working Men's Clubs.]
Collierys/Farms
[Dudley Colliery.] [Dudley Colliery, Marching Banner.] [High Weetslade Farm.]Education
[Old School House Dudley.] [Dudley and Seaton Burn Institutes.] [Tyne Dock School.]Family Photographs and Histories.
[Edwin and Sarah Mills nee Holland.] [Ernest Wake, WW1.] [Ernest Wake, Tram.] [Nellie Wake/ Watson.] [Ernest Wake.] [Elizabeth Wake nee Mills.]
Public Transport.
[Dudley Buses 1996.][Newcastle Centeral Station.] [ Newcastle Tram.]
Streets of Tyneside.
To Be Sorted?
[Main Menu.] [Tyneside History.] [ Kane Family History.]
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