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Kirk, SamSam Kirk, left, with another unknown boy scout in the garden of 56 Brindley Avenue in around 1933. Provided by nephew Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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Kirk, James BrownJames Brown Kirk with an unknown lady in his garden at 56 Brindley Avenue in around 1930/31. Provided by grandson Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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Hall, F W and Eliza at Stone RowFar right is F W Hall and front row to the right of the man in the centre is wife Eliza Hall. The couple lived on Stone Row and this looks like a photo of them outside with family, friends or neighbours. Provided by great-grandson Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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Kirk, GladysGladys Kirk, second from right, and several other girls on what is probably a carnival float. Provided by son Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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Kirk, GladysGladys Kirk in the garden of her parents home at 56 Brindley Avenue in around 1935. Provided by son Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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Kirk, FredFred Kirk, left, pictured in the 1920s/30s when he was a porter at Middlewood Station. The other man is unknown. Provided by nephew Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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All Saints' School 1926All Saints' pupils c1926, including Gladys Kirk, second left in the front row with hands clasped in her lap. Provided by son Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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All Saints' School 1925All Saints' pupils c1925, including Gladys Kirk, first left in the middle row. Provided by son Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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All Saints' School 1924All Saints' pupils c1924, including Gladys Kirk, second from left in the front row. Provided by son Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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Brindley AvenueJames Brown Kirk in his garden at 56 Brindley Avenue. Notice the empty fields behind! Provided by grandson Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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Kirk, FlorenceFlorence Kirk, in the chequered dress, is the only person known in this group of people in the garden of 56 Brindley Avenue who look like they're ready for a carnival. Provided by grandson Tom Lord.Nov 05, 2011
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Kirk, Sam, Gladys and FredSam, Gladys and Fred Kirk outside their home at 13 Townley Terrace in around 1926. The dog's name is unknown but surely it was Nipper! Provided by Gladys's son Tom Lord. See comments for more information.Nov 05, 2011
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