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Altar Boys
St Patrick's Church
Cowgate, Edinburgh |
1957

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Reproduced with acknowledgement to Tony Ivanov, Bo'ness, West
Lothian, Scotland and Michael Henesy C Ss R, St Patrick's Church
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St Patrick's Church
Altar Boys |
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Thank you to Tony Ivanov,
Bo'ness, West Lothian Scotland, for sending me this photograph.
Tony wrote:
"I came across this photo while searching
through my archives It may be of interest to Peter Jenkins and anyone else
for that matter who finds himself in it. Apart from the priests the others
are all the alter boys of various ages who served there at the time.
- BACK ROW, CENTRE:
Canon Turner
- BACK ROW, EXTREME RIGHT:
Father Gallagher
- CENTRE ROW, LEFT:
Father McQueen (or McQuewen?)
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- CENTRE ROW, RIGHT:
Father McQue *
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Tony Ivanov, Bo'ness, West Lothian, Scotland: August
11, 2009
* Tony added:
"Will someone please contact me if I've got
these names wrong?"
Tony wrote again to tell me more names
- BACK ROW, No 2:
Frank ? Pirrie
- FRONT ROW, No 3:
Me
Tony Ivanov, Bo'ness, West Lothian, Scotland: August
11, 2009 Scienne |
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Answer
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Thank you to Eric Gold who wrote:
I agree with the names of Canon Turner and Father
Gallagher on the back row of this photo.
I believe that the other two priests in the photo
are:
- CENTRE ROW, LEFT:
Father McNeil or McNeill. He used to visit
our house in East Arthur Place.
- CENTRE ROW, RIGHT:
We pronounced the priest's name, Father McHugh
or McKew. The spelling may have been Father McHugh.
Eric Gold, East London, England:
August 18, 2009 |
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Answer
2.
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Thank you to Tony Ivanov who replied:
"My thanks to Eric. The name, Father
McNeil, has jogged my memory.
I'm wondering how I got the name McQueen,
perhaps Eric might know if there was another priest with this name around
this time"
Tony Ivanov, Bo'ness, West Lothian, Scotland: August
19, 2009 |
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Answer
3.
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Thank you to Monica Pudel (nee Mahon) who replied:
"To the right of Canon Turner is John Joe
Walsh
then Fr
Gallacher, then Fr McNeil."
Also in the picture are James Patterson and
Ralph Perilli.
I was at St Anne's and St Pat's between 1947
and 1949."
Monica added
"James Patterson is next to Fr McMeal.
At the other side, Ralf Perille is next to Fr McHugh."
Monica Pudel (nee Mahon), Ahrensburg, Hamburg, Germany: January 15, 2009 |
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Having read all the comments above, I'm still a uncertain about
who's who n this photo. This is the best interpretation that I
can make of it., so far.
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Left to right: |
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1st Row
(back row) |
2nd Row
(middle row) |
Near the front |
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1. |
? |
Fr John McMeel |
Altar Server
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2. |
Frank Perilli |
James Patterson |
Altar Server
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3. |
? |
Altar Server
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Altar Server
Tony Ivanov |
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4. |
Canon Turner |
Altar Server
Ronald Rowley |
Altar Server
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5. |
John Joe Walsh |
Ralph Perilli |
Altar Server
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6. |
Fr William Gallagher |
Fr John McHugh |
Altar Server
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7. |
? |
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Altar Server
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Thank you to the following for providing the names in the table above:
- Tony Ivanov, Bo'ness
West Lothian, Scotland
- Eric Gold, East
London, England
- Monica Pudel (nee Mahon),
Ahrensburg, Hamburg, Germany
- Jim di Mambro, South
Africa
- Michael Henesy C
Ss R, St Patrick's Church, Edinburgh |
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The '?'s
Thank you, also, to Michael Henesy C Ss R,
St Patrick's Church, for providing names of the ten people marked
'?' in the table above.
These names are provided in the caption that accompanies this
photo in Michael Henesy's book, 'St Patrick's Edinburgh - 150
Years'. These are the missing names, but I don't
know which positions they are in, in the photo.
- Norman Green
- James Hand
- William Hawkins
- Martin Levelle
- Christopher Lister
- David MacIlwaine
- Patrick Murphy
- John Sandilands
- Andrew Sibbald
- Peter Thompson |
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Answer
4.
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Thank you to Jim di Mambro for providing another name, Ronald Rowley.
I've now added it to the table above.
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Jim wrote:
Ronald Rowley
"Ronald's old man had a pub 'The World's End'
on the corner of St Mary's Street and the High Street. There were
three brothers, all now living here in South Africa - John,
Gerald and Ronnie.
Jim added:
Anniversary Book
"This photy is in a book titled 'St
Patricks, Edinburgh,150 Years'. I'm sure the book is still available
from the church. For anybody who hasn't seen it, there's good
reading in it and lot's of great photies."
Jim Di Mambro, South Africa: January 16, 2010 |
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