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    Birmingham Street Name 1876

    Thank you all for your help
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    Birmingham Street Name 1876

    Thank you for the information, the lady I was researching was Kate Carter she was admitted to All Saints Hospital 15th December 1876 by her friend Ann ??banks ? who lived at 12 C, 1 H, St Marks Cottages ?? (the more I look at it it could be cottages)
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    Birmingham Street Name 1876

    The address is from All Saints Medical records for a patient that was admitted by a friend
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    Birmingham Street Name 1876

    Can anyone help with the following, I cannot read the street name possibly Saint M?? Street
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    Help with company

    Have just found this photo does anyone know about anything about Brooks ?
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    Rednal House

    No further along on the main Lickey road
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    Rednal House

    Looking for details / picture of Rednal House, Rednal. From the maps it looks as if it was on the Lickey Road between Leach Green Lane and Edgewood Road.
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    Milk Bottle

    We have just been given this Birmingham Dairies milk bottle on the back it is marked Medical Brand does anyone know why this would be on the bottle
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    P Mulcahy

    Thank you will have a look
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    P Mulcahy

    I am researching a family that lived Rubery called the Mulcahys they are believed to own a grocers shop in Birmingham not sure where abouts would have been in the 60's.
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    Lander Water Company

    Does anyone have any photos or information on the Lander Water Company based in Rubery Thank you
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