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    Bull Ring 1930s - 1950s

    The vehicles do seem to date it around late 40`s early 50`s. Does the clothing back this up also?
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    Reynolds family

    Thanks Eric. I would like to visit and will copy you in. Chris
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    Reynolds family

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    Reynolds family

    Hello Eric, Do you know where Pat is buried?
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    Reynolds family

    None of 54, my brother has one of us kids and Pat. I don`t talk to him, but will try to get my other brother to get hold of it. You went into the army straight from school as I remember. Were you not a drummer boy firstly? Great to hear from you, see what I can do. Chris.
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    Reynolds family

    Hello Eric, I shall do a search of old photos as there may be one of Pat with us as kids. Chris.
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    Reynolds family

    Hello Eric, Sorry for the delay in this reply. I knew Pat, we played together as kids. This has taken me back. Nice family. Chris.
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    Lewis's Christmas Fun

    What a winter if ever there was! Never ending cold, me with asthma, ear aching from neuralgia. I remember walking to the shops with mum: cold in my clothing, grey short trousers, such lining as there was stopped well short of the hem so as to allow the rough woolen cloth to chap the tops of...
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    Allcock Street, Deritend

    Hello Eric, I remember Iris (played the piano) but her picture has gone from this site. Could you re-post it please? Knew your dad also, you may recall. Did you catch up with Pat at all? Regards, Chris.
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    Alcock Street, Digbeth

    I used to go with my mum on Friday nights, together with our enamel jug, for faggots and peas. They were prepared at the back of the grocer`s in Deritend. I wondered if there is anyone on this site who remembered this shop called George Roper`s? Through this site I have heard from the people...
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    Alcock Street, Digbeth

    Thank you very much for this. I lived at 1 "backa" 54.
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    Dudley Road Hospital -Peter Walker

    Thanks Paul, I too was born at Dudley Road and never gave it a thought as to how my mum paid for it. I do know that she had to pay to call in the doctor to me on many occasions because of my chest complaints and I am sure that living down from the gas works could not have helped. How the hard...
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    Allcock Street, Deritend

    Hello Marjorie, Did you remember Pat who used to live opposite you and where she went to? Chris
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    Reynolds family

    Dear Swannie, I lived down the entry to Charlie in Allock Street, knew Charlie and Pat. Messaged Eric, he doesn`t know where Pat is. Do you? Chris
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    Reynolds family

    Eric, I lived at 1 back 54 and remember the family. Do you know where Pat is now? Chris
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    Allcock Street, Deritend

    That is how I remember him Eric. chris
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    Allcock Street, Deritend

    Dear Eric, It is such a coincidence you living in a house that I did and now it is demolished with no trace of it remaining. If you check it out on Google maps, there is a factory built there now and the pub over the road is a tool hire shop. You will remember of course that the stairs were...
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    Allcock Street, Deritend

    Eric, Your dad had problems when his arm became poisonous as I remember. Did my mum once say that when he was 14 he went into the army as a drummer boy?
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    Allcock Street, Deritend

    Eric, My brother had a photo of us as kids with Pat. I shall ask him for a copy. Chris
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    Allcock Street, Deritend

    Hello Eric, We too lived at 1/54 from 1946 to 1953. . We must know each other. Pat was my mate. Mum was a friend of Charlie. I remember him. Please get back. Great to hear from you. Chris.
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