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hello Claire nice to meet you fellow Juxon relative, yes my grandmother was Grace Elizabeth Juxon i believe Grace was the youngest child of Charles and Martha Juxon when they lived in 40 Allesley street Aston Birmingham, Grace was pregnant with my father when she married James Henry Holland but...

just found this thread,my very first job on leaving school was at george goodmans in robin hood lane in 1956. i must say i have only the fondest memories of the company and all the people that worked there. as a fresh faced young 15 year old direct from yardley wood sec. mod. all boys school i...

hi phil from one retired layabout to another, thanks very much for your picture of allesley street, my grand mother and great grand parents used to live at no 40, as i have been doing family research for the rest of my family pctures of the area bring it to life especially for the younger...

hi phil from one retired layabout to another, thanks very much for your picture of allesley street, my grand mother and great grand parents used to live at no 40, as i have been doing family research for the rest of my family pctures of the area bring it to life especially for the younger...

has anyone pictures of allesley street aston in the area of no.40 if possible, and any info on the juxon family that lived there early 1900s

hi to all my grandmother was grace elizabeth juxon and in 1897 and very pregnant she married james henry holland. her mother, my great grandmother was martha juxon nee smith. my great grandfather was charles juxon. I have records back to the 1700s on the juxon family. the juxons lived at no 40...

used to love brum nightlife mainly the clubs owned by the fewtrells namley, Rebbecas in severn street, Cedar club, Barbarellas,Abigails,used to know Bomber Fewtrell, Chris and Mark Cox on the door at Rebeccas. regards boff