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MWS replied to the thread BANNISTER, Mary and Martha.Martha does appear on the 1891 census as a servant of a Thomas Priest, a chain manufacturer, in Rowley Regis. There is a danger in... -
Thank you for the further invaluable contributions, MWS, Janice and other members who are kind enough to be interested. I now know so...
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Went to the address and listing by various brokerage firms who are required to post the “built date”. I have friend whose business is...
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Re photo on post 27. Vernis would have been 33 in 1935. She married in 1930 and it looks as if she died in 1942. Her daughter Nancy was...
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This is our old house. built in 1929. They still build like that and the one in Ohio today. Most changes are internal.
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I have been doing a bit of delving, myself, at this end, into family records! How about this, just unearthed? Undoubtedly same day or...
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MWS replied to the thread Dowdall Christopher John.A different one I suspect, the one of King Edward's Road appears to have been born 1944.
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There was a Christopher John Dowdall of Ladywood, but not of King Edward's Road, mentioned in 1974 for a crime at the age of 20.
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MWS replied to the thread Dowdall Christopher John.I assume you mean the son and not the father? He appears to be up until 2023, there doesn't seem to be a death reg. for him up until then.
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That house was built in 1924, hope that helps.
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1920 - thanks to MWS Address is 4615 Egan Avenue
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'Emporium' - a word rarely in use today. The equivalent modern term might be departmental store, although few of these exist today.
