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Baldwin Family
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chrissweep
master brummie
Hi, just found this thread so apologise for it's lateness.
My Mother was a Baldwin, her father was William " Bill " Baldwin who lived in Anderton Street, Ladywood. Mom was born in 1931 and had a younger brother Laurie, her Mother was May Taylor who also lived in Ladywood.
My Mother was a Baldwin, her father was William " Bill " Baldwin who lived in Anderton Street, Ladywood. Mom was born in 1931 and had a younger brother Laurie, her Mother was May Taylor who also lived in Ladywood.
chrissweep
master brummie
Thank you, I understand, still learning how to use Forum .Whilst the account is still open, Williams hasn't logged on since 2011, so you may not get a reply, Chris.
Maurice
My dad, Brian Ashley, and your Uncle Laurie grew up together in Ladywood. My Dad is 87 this year he is still in contact with your Uncle Laurie. I have just started to put together my Dad's family tree as he has Alzheimer's and Dementia so I want to do this before it is too late. I have been searching for a family member in this History site but not having much luck. I am searching for a Thomas Culley and Jane Hinsley, my Dad's Grandfather and Grandmother.
Thank you, are you a relative if you have the marriage certificate. My Dad does remember Thomas Culley when he was a nipper in the War in Anderton Street.
pjmburns
master brummie
No it was on Ancestry.
chrissweep
master brummie
I remember your Dad, he came away with us on a large family holiday to Butlins the one year,I think it was to Bognor Regis.
I wasn't very old but I travelled back home with him and Laurie and was very sick all over the back seat of the car.
