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123 Reginald Road, Saltley
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In the 1950 directory it was...
123 Reginald Rd Baker H S Shopkeeper
in the 1934 directory
McCormack Jn Geo Shopkeeper,
in the 1921 directory
Witton Mrs Nora Shopkeeper
You would need to go through all the directorys from the time a shop opened at that address to get a full history
123 Reginald Rd Baker H S Shopkeeper
in the 1934 directory
McCormack Jn Geo Shopkeeper,
in the 1921 directory
Witton Mrs Nora Shopkeeper
You would need to go through all the directorys from the time a shop opened at that address to get a full history
No I don't remember anyone by that name. I was born a while before you in 1949 at 121 Reginald Road, and my cousins Pauline and Brian Styche lived at the other end of the road.
I remember the shop. Every Saturday night we had faggots and peas piping hot from the shop as a treat. I have only recently got rid of the bowls that my dad used to take around to be filled. I also remember jars of sweets on the counter and me being given a 1p as a treat on a Friday.
When my mother gave birth to me, she was given a chair from the shop to nurse me. I still have it, refurbished of course. My name then was Lynda Rawlings and I have an older brother Frank if anyone remembers us.
I remember the shop. Every Saturday night we had faggots and peas piping hot from the shop as a treat. I have only recently got rid of the bowls that my dad used to take around to be filled. I also remember jars of sweets on the counter and me being given a 1p as a treat on a Friday.
When my mother gave birth to me, she was given a chair from the shop to nurse me. I still have it, refurbished of course. My name then was Lynda Rawlings and I have an older brother Frank if anyone remembers us.
Hi Lynda
I remember you and Frank. I lived next door to your cousins Brian and Pauline Styche. I am Wendy Howkins and had a brother Graham about the same age as you. Is this shop you are talking about the one on the corner of Jersey Road? I remember in the early 60's someone called Janet owning it.
I remember you and Frank. I lived next door to your cousins Brian and Pauline Styche. I am Wendy Howkins and had a brother Graham about the same age as you. Is this shop you are talking about the one on the corner of Jersey Road? I remember in the early 60's someone called Janet owning it.