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Hello Peter! I am sorry that this comment is so late. I am late with everything. My mother says I was late being born. (My birthday is on Monday, Aug. 30.) Things never change. Anyway, I enjoyed your story and am looking forward to your collection of stories. I will be on time reading them. I am Irish, English, and Scottish, with a little Dutch thrown in. My mom’s family was from County Galway. They came over during the potato famine. I was named after my maternal grandmother. Her name was Margaret Regina Murray and she married Claude Sullivan. My mom is 97 and lives with my husband and me. I have tickets to your 4:30 show at The Rams Head Theatre in Annapolis. My husband is coming with me. I haven’t been to a concert of yours for three years! I have missed you! I always remember your birthday and that it’s your anniversary as well. I remember crying when I learned. You were supposed to marry me! (I was only 14 at the time!) I saw the pictures of you and Mireille in 16 Magazine. I still have them. I hope you had a good 4th of July!

I always remember the 5th of November. Firstly when I was 13 and I discovered it was your birthday and secondly when I was lying in a delivery room at the local hospital screaming that my son had to be born after midnight so he could have your birthday. I’m not good with dates and it just made sense to try use dates I could remember whenever possible. I should have thought of that when I got married because to this day I know my anniversary is sometime in February but can’t remember the day. :)

My Dad used to sing “with his ‘ead’ tucked underneath his arm” and then I sang it to my kids. Another Urmston tradition carries on.

I love your stories Peter!

As far as the four halves go, I think Peter has a half, Herman has a half, Norman has a half, and Father Down has a half.

Dear Peter, Happy Fourth of July to you and family. Thank you for placing a photo of your dad and uncle . I will keep watch when your Peter Noone collection is released .

You have four halves? Oh my.
Great photo of you and Top Fan Jean Howard.
Cool painting but I do not recognize the group of gentleman on the right. 🤔

Peter you are a hoot !! I am literally laughing out loud. Happy 4th of July and I will remember November 5

Thank you so much for the lessons in History and math. I actually laughed out loud! I enjoyed the pictures too. You are so kind to take the time to do this for us. You are a ray of sunshine!

Thank you so much for the lessons in History and math. I actually laughed out loud! I enjoyed the pictures too. You are so kind to take the time to do this for us. You are a ray of sunshine!

I was no math major, but that’s a lot of halves!

Woohoo! Love your stories 😁

You know what they say… “don’t know much about history”. I say that, but my hubby knows a lot, since he majored in history. We met in history class, and the professor asked Gary to help me! lol I’ve learned a few things… like Guy Fawkes Day is on Nov. 5th. I actually learned that from you. Not sure who that guy is though. Independence Day… I know what that is. Sorry about your ancestor’s heads.

Hi Peter. Happy 4th of July. Hope you have a wonderful day. I enjoyed seeing the picture of your Dad and your Uncle. I have some old pictures of my Mom and her two brothers when they were children back in the 1920’s. Josie’s room looks like mine did when I was a teenager back in the 60’s. Although I did have some Beatles posters on the wall also. Great photo of you and the lady on stage. Looks like she is having the time of her life. I’m really excited to read the collection of stories about your life. Thanks for sharing with us. See you December 10th in Cincinnati. I was lucky and got 3rd row seats.

Thank you for putting the holiday into perspective for us. We get so caught up in the marketing gimmics of our holidays that we often forget the real purpose for the celebrations. I used to enjoy your history lessons in the old chat room. I used to admire your knowledge of American history (and that of the world too). PS. I was answering a trivia question in the latest issue of Rewind Magazine (it’s a nostalgia publication) and one of the questions was regarding the novel Atlas Shrugged. I knew the answer to that one thanks to you, too!