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  1. M

    Clarendon Street Aston

    Wow…. Thanks it just gives me an idea of the social standards the whole family stayed in and around Aston for many years the father of the family Martin worked at the eagle foundry
  2. M

    Clarendon Street Aston

    Hi my husbands family the GROGAN’S lived at number 81 would have been the late 1800’s as his Gt Uncle never returned from the WW1 & was killed in action in 1917 before he went he worked at a Bicycle factory in Aston (1911) it would be great to see a picture of No 81
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