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Cecil Road electoral roll

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jane k

master brummie
Does anyone have access for the electoral roll for 99 Cecil Road between 1931 and 1939? My widowed grandmother Jane Hayden lived there with my mum and aunt, and I`m trying to find out if there were anymore adults living there
 
It was just Jane Hayden ;isted in 1930,1935 and 1939. Of course this only lists people able to vote, not under 21s
 
thankyou Mike. Sometime between 1939 and 1947 she lived at 16 Southwold Avenue, Kings Norton. Is it possible to find out when she was there?
 
thanks Janice, I didn`t know that. Shortly after the War the house was passed on to my parents so you might find them - Joan and Edward Howell
 
There were no elections during either war. The government worked as a team - if I can put it like that. There was no need for an eroll especially as so many were overseas fighting.
 
Not every year is on Ancestry but 1950 has your grandmother with Dorothy and, I assume, her husband. Address is 128 Green acres Road.
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By 1950 your parents were no longer at Cecil Road.
 
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thanks very much Janice. Yes you are right Dorothy did marry Reg Rose and my grandmother lived with them after my mum Joan left home to get married.
 
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