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This is a photo of my great grandfather take abt 1885. Can anyone please identify the uniform?
His name is William Eggington b. 1858 d 1925 I have no record or account of any war service.
I understand he worked most of his live at the witton gas works
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I'm looking for the family Hicks. My great grandma was Phoebe Hicks b. in 1868 in Newinvention Staffordshire she moved to Australia and died in 1954. I know her father was Enoch born abt 1841 he was married to Ann Tarbuck.
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what does the word "pop" mean? Is it beer, or other alcohol, water or tea ?
Is it a birmingham word?
from a letter written by my grandmother to her sister living in nechells. "... it was so hot today that Bert drank all the pop."
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I'm looking for information on Frederick John Holden.
He married a Mary Ann Evans in 1883 - they moved to Aston/Nechells area about 1899. Only address I have is from 1901 census 166 Argyle street Nechells.
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Hi All
I'm looking for information and the parents of William Egginton.
He married a Phoebe Hicks - lived in Aston/Nechells Birmingham area.
William was killed in 1923 as a result of a gas explosion. Phoebe moved out to Australia 1925.
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