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robert

master brummie
During 1941 my mother had the forsight to move her 2 young sons from Cregoe st Lee Bank during the heavy bombing to the safety of, wait for it,
TYSELEY. Bless her.
 
Robert,

My mom followed more or less the same route. She was in Cregoe Street, until she married in 1940. After marrying dad, she stayed with his mom on the Warwick Rd. Greet, until they were bombed out!

Ann
 
Robert I was a post was baby but during the war my parents and my dad's family move to Kidderminster where they rented a house. We only visited the road where they stayed a couple of years ago in Who Brook. Jean.
 
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