Mary McIntyre, Albert Richardson and Mr and Mrs Fred Baillie at Greymouth Pensioners Club in Boundary St.

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DescriptionThis is a photo of what I believe is the Greymouth Pensioners Club in Boundary St.
My Grandmother Mary McIntyre is in the middle of the back row with the hat. Ive just spotted the writing above her reading Mr and Mrs Mc. After my Granddad had been gone about 30 years she married Albert Richardson at extreme right. Mr and Mrs Fred Baillie future Mayor is there too.

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Location (city or town)GreymouthBoundary StPersonMary McIntyre Mrs Baillie Fred BaillieAlbert RichardsonOrganisation (eg business)Greymouth Pensioners Club

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Date Created30th April 2022CommentsBrian McIntyre
I never got to meet my Granddad he died on the wharf three years before I arrived

Jacqueline Dishington
My Nana and grandad Baillie

Janine Vincent
Did Albert Richardson have a brother called Edward Richardson?

Janine Vincent
Just looked up records of Albert did he die at the age of 84 in 1968? And he lived at Turumaha Street when I knew him, If this is the same person he was my Great Uncle.

Brian McIntyre
Janine Vincent yes that would have been him. Buried in Karoro Cemetery Greymouth

Trevor Sims
Janine Vincent Brian is the man Second from the right my Grandfather Frank McIntyre
Brian McIntyre
I never got to meet my Granddad he died on the wharf four years before I arrived
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Jacqueline Dishington
My Nana and grandad Baillie

Janine Vincent
Did Albert Richardson have a brother called Edward Richardson?
Brian McIntyre
Janine Vincent unsure

Janine Vincent
Just looked up records of Albert did he die at the age of 84 in 1968? And he lived at Turumaha Street when I knew him, If this is the same person he was my Great Uncle.

Brian McIntyre
Janine Vincent yes that would have been him. Buried in Karoro Cemetery Greymouth

Trevor Sims
Janine Vincent Brian is the man Second from the right my Grandfather Frank McIntyre

Brian McIntyre
Trevor Sims I dont know Trevor. In fact Im starting to have doubts if that is my Grandfather to the left of my Grandmother going by whats been written at the top of the photo. My Grandfather died in 1937 aged 59. I assume that the pension was at 60 back then
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Don McIntyre
Trevor Sims hi i had a good look at that photo and i dont see our grandad McIntyre in there although the man on the right looks similar its not him
Brian McIntyre
Trevor Sims check this out Trevor https://m.facebook.com/groups/WestCoastNewZealandhistory/permalink/1846648498681781/

Robert Mathewson
As a kid I used mow Fred's lawns in Cobden ,he would give me I think a dollar, he had at that time a brand new blue honda accord.

Merle Brown
First on the left is my Grandfather John Mack of Blaketown

Bruce Tones
The elderly looking gent, 2nd from left, in back row, is George Simon, a great member of the Salvation Army, when in guiness street, his son, and grandson, were also called George

Bruce Tones
The woman in front, on the left, is my grandmother, blanche leach, from blaketown

Lynda Dishington
my Nana and grandad Baillie back row

Rob Absalom
Looks very much like my grandmother, Agnes Hornsby, in the front row.

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Mary McIntyre, Albert Richardson and Mr and Mrs Fred Baillie at Greymouth Pensioners Club in Boundary St.

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