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    Icknield Square Hockley

    Hi Lyn, , Clearview stoves have no connection whatever to do with William George Derrington. It's just the advert on the page. William lived at 265 Heath Street and his parents were William Derrington and Alice Derrington ( Tynan). My Mother, Alice May Derrington was his sister. Other siblings...
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    Icknield Square Hockley

    Hi Lyn, I'm not entirely sure where the silversmith came from and am open to it not being totally correct. My search on google fount that in 1914 the company was an engineering company and non-ferrous tube maker? The main thing is trying to find any records and photographs if any of the company...
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    Icknield Square Hockley

    Hi All, Can anyone help please, i'm looking for information and old photo of a company called ' Cope Allman & Co who were based in Icknield Square Hockley. around 1908 to 1915 . My uncle was training to be a silversmith there until he went to war in Gallipoli and sadly did not return. He was...
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    Thomas Derrington

    Hi guys, I’ve only had a Quick Look at the potters hill thread on my phone. Great picture of number 17 and map. Many thanks all
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    Thomas Derrington

    Much appreciated Pedrocut,
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    Thomas Derrington

    Just spotted the small no9 in the next column.
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    Thomas Derrington

    Looking closely at the census it says he was living at number 75? He was in fact at number 9.
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    Thomas Derrington

    Thank you Lyn . I have a. Copy of his will and am also interested in his daughter Selina who died quite young.Really appreciate the census.
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    Thomas Derrington

    Hi Brummy lad and pedrocut, so Thomas should show up on the 1871 census. Have either of you got access to that please?
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    Thomas Derrington

    Thank you Brummy lad for the pics. I’ve just been to the central library to see if there might be any photos and came away empty handed.
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    Thomas Derrington

    Hi Pedrocut, yes I have more info. Thomas was born 1810 and died 1874 where he died in Whithead rd Aston. He was married to Ann Yardley and had sons Thomas Frederick and Albert+ more…. He and his family are buried at St. Mary’s Handsworth.
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    Thomas Derrington

    Hi all, I am researching Thomas Derrington who lived at no. 9 Whitehead Road in 1870's. I'm hoping to find a photograph of the property which I think has now been pulled down. Also any photographs of Thomas Derrington & his wife Ann Yardley 1860's/70's
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    Edmund Street

    Hi gr1226. Unfortunately I don't remember him as such as I was a school leaver and joined Barlows as a Typewriter mechanic but do remember Frank and Ron Barlow well.
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    Pheasey Methodist Church Romney Way. Beacon Church Collingwood Drive terminus.

    This building was pulled down and the church has combined into Beacon Church at the Collingwood Drive terminus.
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    George Derrington & Emma Green

    Haha quite a family, glad I don’t follow suite.
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