brummy-lad
master brummie
In 1964 it was Mrs. J. A. Busby (shopkeeper)
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Aston Brook Street
- Thread starter Astoness
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Hello Joe,
I am John Green 134 Aston Brook Street . I remember you well and John Moore, Peter Scrivens & Pauline who lived next to Dillons shop. Holmes family are cousins.
John.
mw0njm.
A Brummie Dude
yer thats it thanks B-L for reply.
Dave Holmes
Brummie babby
It was a TV and radio shop if i remember rightly think it was owned by the Greens and was a hairdressers before that, so my sister tells meroughly by the x was a shop,any one recall it pleaseView attachment 163303
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Dave Holmes
Brummie babby
Mrs Briggs shop was further up the road, opposite Millers
mw0njm.
A Brummie Dude
192 was opp millers a grocery shop
Dave Holmes
Brummie babby
Yep. you are right, She used to have a big dog. i used to take it for a walk, but it always ended up taking me for a run, i couldn't hold him lol.
Keith R
master brummie
Brilliant post..........heres Aston Brook St in 1939.......our relatives are in 126...think Doris worked in the cycle factory...they later moved to 20 Tower Road. I wonder if anyone knows the Bayley or Rice families...also Overton which was Alice's maiden name.
At 134 were the large Haycock family.
At 134 were the large Haycock family.
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