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His death was registered in Woodstock, Oxfordshire.

Yes - apologies for the typo!

Avast has an uninstall utility https://www.avast.com/en-gb/uninstall-utility which should get rid of the remains of Avast. Or maybe Cleaner.

Fourth One looks like Ingram; can't even guess the other one!

I've found a Pont-Yr-Ychain Farm which is possibly the one (Welsh Spelling did seem to vary). Follow https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/343500/213500/10/101111 and move up to where Llanvihangel-Ystern-Llewern is printed in upper case. The farm is just under the LL of Llanfihangel. John P.S. Might...

I'd say it was Pontyruchan (although my Welsh isn't too hot :() but I can't find any reference to it. The farms now seem to be named after the farmer.

I'd try the Monmouth Diosesan office Lyn 01633 267490

All working again after the latest re-tune! 'Streets of Birmingham' very interesting.

The old Control Panel is still on W10 but hidden. Press Windows Key + R and type control.exe

The word on the side of the lamp looks like Showells. This was a brewery started in Oldbury but at some time operated in Birmingham. The name appears in a number of threads but I haven't found anything to identify the pub. Further info - see...

Family Search gives date of birth 24 Feb 1833 and baptism 20 April 1835. There are several John Hills listed so hope this is the correct one. See...

And we've had some pretty good Australian Programs - A Place to call Home, 800 Words (Pity they didn't continue after series 3), Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, The Doctor Blake Mysteries, Doctor Doctor (Renamed 'The Heart Guy' over here) and of course Neighbours and Home and Away are still going!

Abandoned Engineering 'Yesterday' Channel. Fascinating! https://yesterday.uktv.co.uk/shows/abandoned-engineering/

Sound like it may be disabled in Group Policy. Have a look at https://windowsreport.com/fix-windows-defender-wont-turn-on/ Solutions 4 and 5

Certainly did!

Unfortunately there are very few of the original houses left in Glover's Road. However, as luck would have it, the one my great grand parents lived in in 1901 (no.64) still stands: As this would have been almost opposite 79 I think it reasonable to assume that property would have been similar...

Hi Lyn The top one has appeared before https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/index.php?threads/tidy-up-please.39763/post-600260 I don't think I can improve on that. The other one I've reduced the contrast a bit which I think helps(?).

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