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    Nonsuch Farm

    Hi yes Thomas and Alice were my maternal grandparents , Phyllis is my mother and Dorothy was the youngest daughter. Both Kenny and Dorothy died some years ago. I think Kenny was baptised at the church my grandparents were married at. My maternal great grandparents lived in Winson Green in...
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    Nonsuch Farm

    Hi the name Alfred Peart means nothing to me, my maternal grandfather was Thomas Brown. Have been trying to talk to mom about the farm , the only thing she knows definitely was that they were there during the snow of February 1932 because she remembers stories of how they had to use the horse...
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    Nonsuch Farm

    Hi, mom is 88 now and not in the best of health , her memory can be a little on the vague side at times so not really sure she would be very reliable lol. I assumed from what she had said that my grandad may have preceded the Thatchers but that's only my opinion. The only other person who knew...
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    Nonsuch Farm

    Hi Further to your question on the original post a few years ago. I have shown my mother the photos today and she is positive that this is the farm house at Nonsuch Farm . Thanks again
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    Nonsuch Farm

    Thank you so much for the photos. My mother lived here for a few years from late 1920's to early 1930's when she was a young girl and has often spoken about the farm She will be thrilled to see them
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