Alfred Gaisey
, Industrialist and President of the Ghana Welfare CentreSitter in 2 portraits
Sir Ian Morrison Ross MacLennan; Alfred Gaisey
by Unknown photographer
bromide print, February 1957
NPG x136154
by Unknown photographer
bromide print, February 1957
NPG x136156
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John Ashworth
30 November 2016, 19:31
I don't know if you if remember me ,my name is John Ashworth I worked for Tavie Collins Accountant in Manchester , that was in the 1960 I used to come to your Dad Factory in Cossack st moss side Manchester ware they made suitcases and hand bags, Rosline was little girl then, Mr Gaisey toldme that it was going to Ghana to work for company called univer ,He ask me would like to come with them I was only 18 and still studying I came very close friends with Mr Mrs Gaisey I called one Tuesday the factory was closed I never had contact with them again ,I am 74 always think of the good times I hope Rosline you will keep in touch ,Mr Seligman was whom trained me passé away many years ago yet I am still in contact with is wife who is in her 90 Mr Seligman son Philip is An Accounant in Stockport with his own practice . I hope you keep in touch Kind Regards John Ashworth