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‘Patches in the Bullring’

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Lynollie

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My ancestors were the Scarrott family (3x great grandfather, Thomas Emmanuel Scarrott born Birmingham 1820). A very early post in this website mentioned that the Scarrott owned/had ‘Patches in the Bullring’. In the context of the time, early to mid 1800s, what would that mean?

Lynollie from Melbourne Australia (Mum was born in Coleshill)
 
Scarrotts were listed in directories
1841
Scarrott Ellzabeth, inilliner, 2 Bennett's hill
Scarrott Robert, hair dresser, 286 Bradford st
1845
Scarrott George, grocer, 38 William st. Isiington
Scarrott Miss Hannah, day schoo~#l, 39 William st. 1slington
Scarrott Reuben, hair dresser, 1 Edghaston st
Scarrott Thomas, carpenter, 12 Court, William st. Islington
1849
Scarlett William, straw hat maker, 1 Tennant street
Scarrott George, grocer, 38 William street
Scarrott Reuben, hairdresser, 1 Edgbaston street
Scarrott Thomas, carpenter, 12 Court, William street
1855
Scarrott George, shopkeeper, 38 William street
Scarrott Reuban, hairdresser, 69 Edghaston street
Searrott Thomas, cabinet maker, 39 William street
1858
Scarrott George, shopkeeper, 38, William st
Scarrott Reuben, hairdresser, 69, Edgbaston street
1861
Scarrott, George shopkeeper ,38 william st
Scarrott Reuben, hairdresser, 69, Edgbaston street
1862
Scarrott Reuben, hairdresser, 69, Edgbaston street

There are none listed in the 1867 Directory
 
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