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Hi does anyone know anything about a lady named E M Amphlett who I think lived on the Hagley Road at some time and who wrote letters to soldiers during WWI? She may have been connected to the church or to a society called Band of Hope.
 
There's an Ethel Mary Amphlett who b1874 who is listed on Hagley road in 1891, 1901 & 1911.

She is at 98 Hagley Road on the 1939 register with 2 of her sisters. She appears to have died in 1959.
 
MWS said:
There's an Ethel Mary Amphlett who b1874 who is listed on Hagley road in 1891, 1901 & 1911.

She is at 98 Hagley Road on the 1939 register with 2 of her sisters. She appears to have died in 1959.
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Many thanks, I had looked but couldn't find her.
 
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