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Caldwell / Campion Caldwell

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I am trying to trace the following people who were born and lived in Birmingham.

Albert John Campion Caldwell (born 1882, 42 Court Irwin Street)
who married
Annie Elizabeth Dixon (b c 1882)
They lived in Monument square, Bellis Street

Children

Albert Edward Caldwell (B 1908) who married Doris Maud Davies (b1905)
Annie Caldwell (b1910)
Joan Caldwell (b circa 1920) married Douglas Howard.

Albert possibly changed his name to Albert Edward Campion Caldwell and may even have droppped the Campion part of it. He also served in WW1.

Alberts father was James Caldwell (b c 1832), mother Mary Ann Campion Hammerton, and he had the following siblings
Fredk (b c1861)
James (b c1863)
Henry (b c 1865)
Arthur (b c 1868)
Frank ( b c 1870)
Edwin ( b c 1874)
Maud ( b c 1876)
Walter (b c 1878)

Any information gratefully received.

Thanks in advance for your help.
 
hi rooster
i don,t know if it will be any help to you but an very old friend of mine whom was caldwell , and is father was an albert ,
he was a little fella and he worked in hockley
so if you do not have any think to go on check out abbey st hockley
for the caldwell family they i know was a large family
with step brothers and sisters
my friend was michael he was a son to this guy
the last i seen of them was inthe fifty,s and they did not knock down abbey st until the 7o,s
but like i said if you are looking for a start abbey st hockley
there was an caldwell .but may be our experts will do you proud
they usaly do [ they are all brilliant ]
best of luck ,i look foreward to seeing your progress
best wishes astonian ;;;
 
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