Frank was a pattern weaver. He was a mender, in that he was able to check a woven cloth for errors…

Shared note	Frank was a pattern weaver. He was a mender, in that he was able to check a woven cloth for errors or broken threads and then fix it before it left the mill He served in the Army during WWII as a driver, at Hencliffe Hall, Sheffield. His daughter Doreen remembers walking across Riley Fields to meet him when he came home on leave. He was a devoted angler and hunter, with permission to shoot over many local acres of local land. He regularly visited Hawes in North Yorkshire (often with his brother Harry, on his motorbike) to fish for trout. Hazel Moore stated (24 Jan 2012) that she thought Frank suffered from Parkinson's Disease, causing his hands to shake at times. Although "encouraged" to sell his 12G shotgun in his later years by his wife Frances (due to the ever increasing interest in it from his young grandson), his grandson went on to continue the interest in shooting sports anyway. The last words Frank said to his grandson (Neil) at Oaklands Residential Home were, "have you remembered your gun lad?"...

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Frank was a pattern weaver. He was a mender, in that he was able to check a woven cloth for errors or broken threads and then fix it before it left the mill

He served in the Army during WWII as a driver, at Hencliffe Hall, Sheffield. His daughter Doreen remembers walking across Riley Fields to meet him when he came home on leave.

He was a devoted angler and hunter, with permission to shoot over many local acres of local land. He regularly visited Hawes in North Yorkshire (often with his brother Harry, on his motorbike) to fish for trout.

Hazel Moore stated (24 Jan 2012) that she thought Frank suffered from Parkinson's Disease, causing his hands to shake at times.

Although "encouraged" to sell his 12G shotgun in his later years by his wife Frances (due to the ever increasing interest in it from his young grandson), his grandson went on to continue the interest in shooting sports anyway. The last words Frank said to his grandson (Neil) at Oaklands Residential Home were, "have you remembered your gun lad?"...

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Frank Desmond Moore Father: John Truscott Moore Mother: Lily Lodge				30 March 1903	121	Dalton, Huddersfield, Yorkshire, ENG	1	21 December 1980	43	77	Kirkburton, Yorkshire, ENG	Monday, 20 January 2020 10:30	M	YES	Y100
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