Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... 19:39 - Sep 13 with 5251 views | scottishjack | Strange one this folks, but we had an old fella in the pub today, lovely old guy and he was telling us about his grandad, he used to own the White Rose in Mumbles, and apparently he was one of founders of Swansea Town. A Capt. Tom Martin? Just trying to find out a bit more for the old guy...? I've tried a quick google search but come up blank... | | | | |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 20:15 - Sep 13 with 5183 views | Darran | I think he's had too much rum. | |
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Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 20:16 - Sep 13 with 5180 views | WarwickHunt | Thomas Mitchell Martin - landlord (although of The Terminus at the time). From - https://scfcheritage.wordpress.com/history/club/ The club’s first ever board of directors were: Frank Newcombe, 18 Mirador Crescent, Insurance manager Percy Molyneaux, 14 Sketty Road, Fish merchant David John Bassett, 1 Brynmill Crescent, hotel proprietor John Barclay Owen, 220 Oxford St, Tailor Benjamin Watts Jones , Oxford St, Draper Thomas Mitchell Martin, Terminous Hotel, Rutland St, Licensed Victualler (pub landlord) Thomas Marshallsen White, 100 Bryn Road, Accountant Abraham Freedman, 3 Page St, House agent Harry Behennar, 6 Cromwell Terrace, Coal exporter John Ivor Jenkins, 9 Wind St, Metal merchant William Messer, 26 Carmarthen Rd, Shop keeper Harold Sweet, Greenfields, Sketty, Metal merchant | | | |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 20:29 - Sep 13 with 5152 views | dickythorpe | Percy (number 2 on the list) took the Wolves home end and had the ground named after him | | | |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 20:31 - Sep 13 with 5136 views | Darran |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 20:29 - Sep 13 by dickythorpe | Percy (number 2 on the list) took the Wolves home end and had the ground named after him |
Third fella had a brother Bert that invented clitoris allsorts. | |
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Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 20:35 - Sep 13 with 5129 views | dickythorpe | 11th on that list is old jack.........MR. Messer.....a right mess!!!!! | | | |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 21:03 - Sep 13 with 5072 views | theloneranger |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 20:16 - Sep 13 by WarwickHunt | Thomas Mitchell Martin - landlord (although of The Terminus at the time). From - https://scfcheritage.wordpress.com/history/club/ The club’s first ever board of directors were: Frank Newcombe, 18 Mirador Crescent, Insurance manager Percy Molyneaux, 14 Sketty Road, Fish merchant David John Bassett, 1 Brynmill Crescent, hotel proprietor John Barclay Owen, 220 Oxford St, Tailor Benjamin Watts Jones , Oxford St, Draper Thomas Mitchell Martin, Terminous Hotel, Rutland St, Licensed Victualler (pub landlord) Thomas Marshallsen White, 100 Bryn Road, Accountant Abraham Freedman, 3 Page St, House agent Harry Behennar, 6 Cromwell Terrace, Coal exporter John Ivor Jenkins, 9 Wind St, Metal merchant William Messer, 26 Carmarthen Rd, Shop keeper Harold Sweet, Greenfields, Sketty, Metal merchant |
Willie Messer was the only Swansea born player in the starting 11, in their first ever league match v Cardiff City.. 7th September 1912 | |
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Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 21:30 - Sep 13 with 5002 views | WarwickHunt | Fourth fella, John Barclay Owen started a bank. Owen's. Didn't last long - not the greatest name for a bank in retrospect. | | | |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 21:51 - Sep 13 with 4951 views | Loyal |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 21:30 - Sep 13 by WarwickHunt | Fourth fella, John Barclay Owen started a bank. Owen's. Didn't last long - not the greatest name for a bank in retrospect. |
3rd guy down moved to Cromwell terrace. The rest is all sorts. Hoofball. | |
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Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 23:03 - Sep 13 with 4884 views | TNT |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 20:16 - Sep 13 by WarwickHunt | Thomas Mitchell Martin - landlord (although of The Terminus at the time). From - https://scfcheritage.wordpress.com/history/club/ The club’s first ever board of directors were: Frank Newcombe, 18 Mirador Crescent, Insurance manager Percy Molyneaux, 14 Sketty Road, Fish merchant David John Bassett, 1 Brynmill Crescent, hotel proprietor John Barclay Owen, 220 Oxford St, Tailor Benjamin Watts Jones , Oxford St, Draper Thomas Mitchell Martin, Terminous Hotel, Rutland St, Licensed Victualler (pub landlord) Thomas Marshallsen White, 100 Bryn Road, Accountant Abraham Freedman, 3 Page St, House agent Harry Behennar, 6 Cromwell Terrace, Coal exporter John Ivor Jenkins, 9 Wind St, Metal merchant William Messer, 26 Carmarthen Rd, Shop keeper Harold Sweet, Greenfields, Sketty, Metal merchant |
The third one down, David John Bassett - his ol' man wanted to call him Yanto. His mother said, 'No, we'll call him David, the initials YJB will never catch on, mun.' | |
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Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 02:39 - Sep 14 with 4800 views | sully49 |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 21:30 - Sep 13 by WarwickHunt | Fourth fella, John Barclay Owen started a bank. Owen's. Didn't last long - not the greatest name for a bank in retrospect. |
My first thought when reading this was Barclay's bank is older than that surely. | |
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Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 04:22 - Sep 14 with 4779 views | SwansNZ |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 21:03 - Sep 13 by theloneranger | Willie Messer was the only Swansea born player in the starting 11, in their first ever league match v Cardiff City.. 7th September 1912 |
Only 1 local player? FFS, don’t tell Kilkenny | |
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Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 06:34 - Sep 14 with 4730 views | Mo_Wives |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 20:16 - Sep 13 by WarwickHunt | Thomas Mitchell Martin - landlord (although of The Terminus at the time). From - https://scfcheritage.wordpress.com/history/club/ The club’s first ever board of directors were: Frank Newcombe, 18 Mirador Crescent, Insurance manager Percy Molyneaux, 14 Sketty Road, Fish merchant David John Bassett, 1 Brynmill Crescent, hotel proprietor John Barclay Owen, 220 Oxford St, Tailor Benjamin Watts Jones , Oxford St, Draper Thomas Mitchell Martin, Terminous Hotel, Rutland St, Licensed Victualler (pub landlord) Thomas Marshallsen White, 100 Bryn Road, Accountant Abraham Freedman, 3 Page St, House agent Harry Behennar, 6 Cromwell Terrace, Coal exporter John Ivor Jenkins, 9 Wind St, Metal merchant William Messer, 26 Carmarthen Rd, Shop keeper Harold Sweet, Greenfields, Sketty, Metal merchant |
Fella 3rd from bottom admits he has a big nose | |
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Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 06:39 - Sep 14 with 4724 views | WarwickHunt |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 02:39 - Sep 14 by sully49 | My first thought when reading this was Barclay's bank is older than that surely. |
You are Paul Merson and I claim my five pounds. | | | |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 09:57 - Sep 14 with 4604 views | scottishjack |
Swans historians? Looking for a bit of info... on 20:16 - Sep 13 by WarwickHunt | Thomas Mitchell Martin - landlord (although of The Terminus at the time). From - https://scfcheritage.wordpress.com/history/club/ The club’s first ever board of directors were: Frank Newcombe, 18 Mirador Crescent, Insurance manager Percy Molyneaux, 14 Sketty Road, Fish merchant David John Bassett, 1 Brynmill Crescent, hotel proprietor John Barclay Owen, 220 Oxford St, Tailor Benjamin Watts Jones , Oxford St, Draper Thomas Mitchell Martin, Terminous Hotel, Rutland St, Licensed Victualler (pub landlord) Thomas Marshallsen White, 100 Bryn Road, Accountant Abraham Freedman, 3 Page St, House agent Harry Behennar, 6 Cromwell Terrace, Coal exporter John Ivor Jenkins, 9 Wind St, Metal merchant William Messer, 26 Carmarthen Rd, Shop keeper Harold Sweet, Greenfields, Sketty, Metal merchant |
Cheers, that sort of fits, he said that they owned a few pubs. I'll pass this on to him when he pops back. | | | |
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