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    Vulcan Bomber Fly-past

    I have a photo some where of a Vulcan flying a slow as possible alongside Lancaster flying pretty normal land an Avro biplane think it was a 524 from memory going flat out......... The three were abreast. Pic was taken o ver A.V.Roe at Manchester or some where close by.I f I can find It then...
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    Friston St Ladywood 1930 Era

    Thanks Mikejee I am wondering now if any of the local Newspapers wouls have any pictures s all joined together of Friston st being built in their archives .. It would have been a fantastic achievement to have built a whole street with the houses all joined together Also comes to mind about the...
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    Holidays of the past

    Re: When did you first se the sea? About 7 yrs old Mom took us 3 to Blackpool by train. Have been back a few times as teenager chasing girls on holiday from Sheffield
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    Holidays of the past

    Re: When did you first se the sea? I first saw the sea a t Blackpool aged about 7 I remember walking a long way from the station passing lots of stalls and shops and wanting Mom to buy things but money was tight. Don't recal lmuch more Oldbrummie
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    Friston St, Ladywood.

    hi all looking thu some poics on Old Ladywood site I see a pic of Friston st titled Friston St looking toward Ledsam St.. see some of the houses are gone.There is a Gas lamppost in the pic and so far as I can see it is the only one in the street. I lived at no 52 or 53and we had a gas lamp...
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    Friston St, Ladywood.

    Hi Phil I onlt just found out you were posting about Friston st and I started a thread this morning about it I have some pics,not many from Old Macs Ladywood but you can access them for yourself Cheers oldbrummie
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    Atora Beef suet

    Thank you so m unch I have now found out that I can find a lead by typing Oxen into the search box. This web site is very good old brummie
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    Northwood Street Track

    Pardon my ignorance buy if Northwood St is up by Dudley Rd and runs along the canal then there were only houses on ones side???????// I am talking 1935 Perhaps I have the street names mixed up Cheers old brummie
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    Friston St Ladywood 1930 Era

    Does any one have any idea as to when Friston S tLadywood was built. It was just one long st and on one side was made up of houses all joined togetherThe other side was terraces and a much better scheme I llved in Friston st at age 6. I have seen some pics in Oldmacs Ladywood but would like...
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    Atora Beef suet

    Many thanks to a all of you who found the time and made the effort to send in those really pictures old brummie
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    Atora Beef suet

    Edit. Threads now merged. A short time ago I started a thread r2 oxen pulling a covered wagon in Brum around 1937/8 I cannot find this thread and if someone can tell me how to find I will be pleased Since then I have been thinking about it a bit more and the name Atora Beef Suet rings a...
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    Atora Beef suet

    My wife and I were talking about our early days in Brum and the Ox dawn cart that went around the shops delivering some product like OXO or Beef Suet Would Phil maybe have a pic Cheers from Aussie Old brummy.. Forgot to say.2Oxen pulled the cart. Cart was like an old Western covered wagon...
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    humphries marriage

    Name:HUMPHRIES, Kenneth M Registration District: Birmingham County: Warwickshire Year of Registration: 1952 Quarter of Registration: Jul-Aug-Sep Spouse's last name: Lea Volume No:9C Page No: 221 Name:LEA, Audrey E Registration District: Birmingham County: Warwickshire Year of Registration...
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    russell william married eliza austinmarriage look up please

    Re: marriage look up please Hiya, The Marriage records from 1870 give the same info as above, but there are a three possible matches on the 1871 census which would, I think, have been taken at the end of march that year, so just a month or so later :- Number 1 1871 census transcription...
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