JanSmith

Interesting - Fred Fisher is from Cirencester and run the shop in 1921. Prior to that he ran a baker/confectioner shop in Station Rd...

I should have added that the 1921 Kellys lists 218 as Fisher & Son, bakers

By1968 The Geach Arms had gone and we had moved from William St Lozells to a new house off Geach St. this is the first time I knew of a...

well in that case jan the photo on post 45 must show their shop/business i would think..lucky find as gone by the 1960s lyn

It makes sense that it was a shop as in the census my ancestors family were bakers.

In 1901 she lived at 218 Summer Lane. On the census the entries before are Geach Arms and 210. Across the road it appears to be 223...

I was researching this church. The original St Francis church is next door and is now a convent. They built the ‘new’ church(pictured...

I made use of the free Census 21 access this weekend (remembrance weekend) and discovered that my great grandmother lived next door to...

Hi Bona - you would have been in William St the same time as me. The games and places you described are exactly the same as my memories...

Hi Lyn We have communicated before. I had to set up my membership again. Not sure why. You sent me these photos by email many years ago.

The picture here is 102 William St. Two of the children being my sisters. I notice your name Turley is the same name as the landlord of...