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BINGHAM Family
- Thread starter steveo
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Lloyd
master brummie
Milk Street runs from Digbeth to a junction with Bordesley St, Barn St, and Little Ann St as on this map https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&...=52.477265,-1.8854&spn=0.008312,0.018024&z=15
It is industrial now, I don't think anyone lives there.
Here's what it used to be like at that 4-way junction, looking towards Digbeth.
It is industrial now, I don't think anyone lives there.
Here's what it used to be like at that 4-way junction, looking towards Digbeth.
My fathers family lived in that area befor moving to Lee Hall around the late 1930s , dad went to Floodgate street school. Dad was the youngest of two he had a sister who was about ten years older than him. Regards any other relatives with the Bingham surname I am unaware of any ,although I feel sure there must have been.
PS: Milk Street seems to ring a bell.
PS: Milk Street seems to ring a bell.
