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      MWS reacted to pjmburns's post in the thread looking for family of arthur terry ashted with Appreciate Appreciate.
      I meant that if born around 1925 he would have been eligible to fight. I thought Home Guard would be either too old to fight or too...
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      Sorry, not sure what you mean.
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      Speculation only. On the 1950 ER there is an Arthur Terry listed at 12 Loxton St with wife Elsie (nee Hassall) and in laws. They...
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      His listed at that address on findmypast, with an Alfred & Ellen Smith which is not much help.
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      Oops!
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      MWS reacted to Astoness's post in the thread looking for family of arthur terry ashted with Appreciate Appreciate.
      thanks mark but cant be him as the letters i have calling him up for the home guards are dated 1940 lyn
    • MWS
      He may have been in the Welsh Fusiliers and died in WWI 16 Sep 1916, buried Belgium. I think his service records may have survived.
    • MWS
      There is an Arthur Terry on the 1911 census in Aston b1886 Bham who is listed as a Brass Worker. He was single and the son of William...
    • MWS
      MWS replied to the thread Johnson.
      Yes, that's correct. Handsworth came under West Brom until 1930.
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      MWS replied to the thread Johnson.
      See my post #213 above for their marriage details. No birth reg. but Sarah Ann was baptised West Brom 6 Sep 1840, born 15 Jun.
    • MWS
      MWS replied to the thread Johnson.
      The 1841 census has to be treated with caution. There is not enough information to infer relationships between people in the same...
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      MWS replied to the thread Beauvoisin.
      An unusual name though it seems not as uncommon as I thought it would be. Earliest sighting in Yorkshire?
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      MWS replied to the thread Johnson.
      Edward Wainwright was born 1813ish, I think Dordon rather than Atherstone. Hannah Davis was born 1821ish in Wilnecote, They married 22...
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      MWS reacted to Alberta's post in the thread Family coinsidence. with Appreciate Appreciate.
      My Dad was born in a Staffordshire town in 1924, his mother had married, against her families advice, to a man 10 years younger...
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      MWS reacted to cba's post in the thread D.N.A. TESTING with Appreciate Appreciate.
      Thank you for posting the interview. It held great resonance for my own situation. I was born in 1950 to a young unmarried mother...
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