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    dads evacuation

    Celia My Dad was evacuated to Cum Ammon (not sure about spelling),near Aberdare, South Wales, in 1940. He was 5 or 6 years old and went only when the bombardment of Handsworth was very bad.He was the only one from his class , he remembers. He says that a bus went aound all the local schools and...
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    36A, New Street, Newtown,Aston, Birmingham

    I haven't been very successful finding out where this address is. I'm assuming it was demolished in the 1960's. How long has this district been know as Newtown; I was surprised it was Newtown in 1911? This is my gt grandparents' address in 1911, John William Jessop was a pikelet and muffin...
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    Jessop - Birmingham and Wednesbury pubs and small breweries, come across these?

    Thanks Paul Yes,everyone is very helpful, even to those of us who ask near impossible questions. Lulibell
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    Jessop - Birmingham and Wednesbury pubs and small breweries, come across these?

    Dear all readers of this thread, May I point out that Herbert Cornelius Jessop was born in 1851, not 1845, sorry.I was relying on my memory. Thank you Lulibell
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    Jessop - Birmingham and Wednesbury pubs and small breweries, come across these?

    Mike Thank you so much for taking time to reply to me. This morning, it was a lovely surprise to find you'd replied again. It's wonderful to be able to find out about our ancestors lives like this; you've made my day! This is so interesting that I'm sharing this with my parents, sisters, cousins...
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    Jessop - Birmingham and Wednesbury pubs and small breweries, come across these?

    Thanks Ladylinda I'll see whats it like on google earth, i'll do the same for the other addresses Lulibell
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    Jessop - Birmingham and Wednesbury pubs and small breweries, come across these?

    Thanks Mike You've been so helpful Lulibell
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    Jessop - Birmingham and Wednesbury pubs and small breweries, come across these?

    Paul, Where is Foley Street, Wednesbury, please? is it still there? Thanks Lulibell
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    Jessop - Birmingham and Wednesbury pubs and small breweries, come across these?

    Hi I've searched your wonderful forum in the hope I may find one of the establishments I've found my gt grandfather, John William Jessop born 1874 living and working in the censuses. I was wondering if any of you have knowledge of pubs/breweries at these addresses 1881 Morville Brewery 95...
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    street cleaner

    Hi Lyn and Polly Sorry, photo not with me . Sadly found William's death certificate 1943, occupation was cleaner at Bus depot. I may well research Tom more and may find his descendents!! Lulibell %))
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    street cleaner

    Thanks Lyn I've sent it to Mum and her cousin. I thought it may be the 1920's, but Tom does look older than 40-50ish! Thanks for your instant reply! Lulibell
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    street cleaner

    Thanks for showing picture of Tom Pitt, the street cleaner. It may be may gt grandfather, William's brother, Thomas born 1878. I know there are a lot of Pitts about but mine do seem to become cleaners as they get older, after being builders labourers and carters. Do we have a date or approximate...
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