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    Floodgate Street

    Fascinating. Swadkins everywhere
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    Floodgate Street

    In Carl Chinn book Peaky Blinders The Real Story he mentions the following. PC Dyson managed to drag his prisoner into the butchers shop of Mr Swadkins. Mr Swadkins stood in the doorway with his cleaver. This was in 1890. Census records 1881 show Joseph Swadkins butcher living 3 Court 5 house...
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    Bolton Road, Small Heath

    Thank you. I wonder what would be todays location. Thank You
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    Bolton Road, Small Heath

    Fascinating on the enlarged map does it show 7 Burton Terrace,Bolton Road, the birth place of my Grandma Maggie Pendered
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    Billesley Police Station

    I went to school with a Robert Fradley. His father was a policeman at Billesley Police Station. One year could have been 1954 Robert had birthday . The entertainment was cartoon films. We both attended Billesley Primary School.
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    Camp Hill and Sandy Lane Birmingham

    my Grandfather Herbert Harry Else was born 1893 back of 5 Camp Hill. Any idea what was the locATION
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    James' Cycles

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    James' Cycles

    Just discovered that my Grandfather Herbert Harry Else worked James Geet Birmingham. Visiting Birmingham next year 2025 would this be the factory in Tomey Road. Thank You.
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    Hazelwell Nursing Home

    Thank you. Next visit to Birmingham will try to establish which house
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    Hazelwell Nursing Home

    In 1945 I was born at the Hazelwell Nursing Home,Hazelwell. Later christened at All Saints Church,Kings Heath. What is the present day location of this nursing home. I notice a carehome but dont believe this was the nursing home of 1945. Possibly on main road. Thank You
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