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    Hunters Moon Castle Bromwich

    My Mom used to work at The Hunters Moon , late 50's early sixties and was there for the opening of the 'new' pub after the fire. I think it was run by Ben and Ivy Fisher in those days. Does anyone else remember the nursery that used to be behind the wooden pub in the late 50's?
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    fellows

    It looks like they married in 1925 and had Joyce in 1926, Eileen in 1929, Thelma in 1932 and Norman in 1935
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    Jones family 1911 at 4/127 vauxhall road aston

    Can anyone tell me what happened to this family after 1911 please. John Jones 34 Annie Jones 33 Gladys Jones 7 John Thomas Jones 5 Frank Jones 3 Elizabeth Jones 1 Many thanks
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    Gun Quarter - Proposed Name Change

    3165 now - just signed.
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    School Caretakers

    Does anyone know if Stechford Road School had a nursery during the 50's? Around 1957 I clearly remember going to a nursey, not far from The Hunters Moon pub, which at that time was a prefab building I think. My mom used to clean at the pub while I went to the nursey.
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    researching sawkins,norrey, simpson.barnsley

    Hi Carolannesmith, Can't help with research, but just wondered if your Mom was Carol Sawkins and you have Aunties called Hilary and Lynne? I was at Hodge Hill Grammar School, same year as Lynne. Often wondered what became of everyone.
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    Fisher & Ludlows factory

    To everyone who's shown an interest in the photots-at the moment they are somewhere in the loft! It may be a week or two before they go on the computer-please bear with me.
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    Fisher & Ludlows factory

    Just found this thread and wondered if anyone would remember my Dad, George Bowen. He worked there from early 50's till 1984 when he retired. He got to know many people as he worked in what was then known as the welfare department or personnel. He was responsible for the birmingham hospital...
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    High Street, Saltley

    Hi, Just found this thread and wondered if any of the photos showed a shop window with a toy train running in it! I used to be fascinated by this shop window, but I only saw it on a Sunday so the shop was never open! It would have been late 50's early 60's, does anyone else recall it? Many thanks
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    Bowen George

    Re: George Bowen Many thanks Shera, think our last messages crossed!
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    Bowen George

    Re: George Bowen Yes, Mom was Annie Hudson and at the time of their marriage they both lived with my grandparents at 74 Manorfarm Road in Greet., but I've never known why he came back to Birmingham from Evesham or where he lived.
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    Bowen George

    My father, George Bowen, was born 21.2.1919 at 196 High Street, Erdington. He grew up in Evesham, with relatives, but met my mother in Birmingham and they married here 26.7.1946. How can I find out when he came to Birmingham and where he would have lived? Any help would be appreciated, Many...
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