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MWS reacted to Astoness's post in the thread William Powell's Gunmakers Shop, Carrs Lane with
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2 nice ones here...the one shows what looks like 2 young lads eagerly looking in the shop window lyn -
MWS replied to the thread allison st digbeth.Quite a bit of litter on that third photo, which you don't often see on old photos.
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3 photos here pic 1 court 2 numbers 1 to 5 pic 2 allison st pic 3 allison st
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An almost empty Bromford Lane.
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This one is looking towards Sladefield Road from Belchers Lane.
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MWS replied to the thread Washwood Heath.She's definitely the Somerville Road Martha Wells/Brain.
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MWS replied to the thread The Brain Family.Are you sure her husband (John H Wells) died before she married Frederick Brain? That's usually one reason for using an 'previous' name...
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MWS reacted to Brotog's post in the thread Smith William, sawyer, Upper Marshall Street 1851 census with Appreciate.
Thanks so much. Yes, the Wells middle name helped immensely in tracking the right individuals. One of them, Charles Wells Cantrill, was...
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I think this one might be taken near the junction of Wright Road and Aston Church Road. The church in the distance could be St Marks...
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This was taken near the junction with Rogers Road (right). To the left, you can just make out two houses in the process of being built...
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Can't thank you enough MWS. They did indeed move to Wales. Together in a plot overlooking Aberystwyth now.
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I think the trees found by Fearny relate to the Terence born in 1942 not the one we want.