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    Sheep st, Gem st and Buck st.

    Hi i went to gem street and yes there was a special needs school but mine was next door a normal school
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    Sheep st, Gem st and Buck st.

    Sorry didn't. Realize
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    Sheep st, Gem st and Buck st.

    Hi robert yes its before my time i was there from 1949 to about 59 when they knocked them down. It was all italians around there then. So take care. Tony
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    Sheep st, Gem st and Buck st.

    Hi jimbo i do remember johny ellis he used to come to our house to see amelia brannigan and her son micky & his sisters patty and josie my cousin's they lived in the front of the house and me my grandad and uncle tony in the back, they was great times. Sadly micky died about 8 years ago and...
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    Sheep st, Gem st and Buck st.

    Hi jlmbo yes i remember johny ellis he used to come to our house. I lived in the back with my grandad who did the ice cream and my uncle tony my mum's. Name was sheila. And in the front of the house was my cousin's amelia brannigan and son micky and two doughters patty and josie. Did you know...
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    Passages, Alleyways Gulletts and Snickets of Old Brum

    Hi elaine my name is tony barlone i lived at 32 buck street are you related to molly hemmings as i yoused to play with her and her brother i think his name was steven
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    Sheep st, Gem st and Buck st.

    Hi i lived in buck street at number 32 up ontill it was knocked down at around 1959
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    Sheep st, Gem st and Buck st.

    Hi i lived in buck street at number 32 up ontill it was knocked down and was moved out to kingstanding
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