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AAjp1274 replied to the thread Washwood Heath Road.Yes, thats them! They always ran shops as we do still now (but in Bournemouth!) This is one of their first shops in Mosley Street in the...
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Anot sure if this is any help but on there is a norman william butt on the 1936/37 electoral rolls along with a may butt at no 98...
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AThanks Mark, I looked at the shops around Sladefield road but none of them appeared to fit, there's only 1 and a half bricks separating...
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Ahi mark what is the name of the baker you found on the 39 lyn
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AAlbert Buckley
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Ano luck so far with finding anything in the newspapers lyn
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AIn post #79 AI suggests shops in the vicinity of the Home Made Cake shop, one of these is Bon Bon (confectioner). The only Bon Bon I can...
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AAjp1274 replied to the thread Washwood Heath Road.YES! I pretty sure you’ve got it. Someone had given me that address once before but I’d discounted it as the windows were not the same...
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AAnd on the 1939 register there is a baker at 694 Washwood Heath Road and comparing the brick work between and around the upper windows...
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AAjp1274 replied to the thread Washwood Heath Road.Brilliant Brilliant, thank you. Where did you search this, i dont seem to be able to find anything similar
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AAjp1274 replied to the thread Washwood Heath Road.My grandparents names were Norman & May Butt
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AAjp1274 replied to the thread Washwood Heath Road.This is my Grandparents cake shop which they owned before moving down to Bournemouth in the late 50s. I was told it was on Washwood...
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