johnhbailey
proper brummie kid
Does any one have a photo where the bomb landed ,I lived there until we were bomb out.many thanks if you can help John bailey
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Heath street bombing 1939/45
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johnhbailey
proper brummie kid
Hi Lyn the house number 5/226 we then moved to7/263 ihen lived with my step mom and my dad Wal bailey have the news agent by parkers scrap yard
john you may have already been on the BARRA site but if not here is a list of houses bombed and the names of people injured
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| Last Name | Forename(s) | Date of Injury | Location of Injury | Age | Civil Defence Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jukes | Thomas | 10/04/1941 | 1/226 Heath Street, Winson Green | Civilian | View | |
| Mould | George Herbert Neville | 10/04/1941 | 4/228 Heath Street, Winson Green | 14 | Civilian | View |
| Mould | Josephine | 10/04/1941 | 4/228 Heath Street, Winson Green | Civilian | View | |
| Mould | M | 10/04/1941 | 4/228 Heath Street, Winson Green | Civilian |
john slight change to my last post...george herbert mould sadly died in the raid aged 14
George Herbert Neville Mould
George Herbert Neville Mould was killed on the 10 April 1941 at 4/228 Heath Street, Winson Green. George was 14 years of age when this happened.
Additional Notes:
lived at 4/228 Heath Street and probably died there Raid 54 - 10th/11th April 1941 - From Marjorie Ashby’s notes in ‘The Truth Must be Told’ by Alison Gove-Humphries Raid began at 10.08 p.m. Districts affected: Fort Dunlop and Castle Bromwich. 2 serious fires at Fort Dunlop and at Steel Constructors Limited. Fire at W. Canning and Co. was speedily brought under control. Several other minor incidents. Casualties slight. Birmingham Mail -Widespread across Smethwick, Winson Green, Handsworth, Gravelly Hill, Castle Bromwich, Sheldon, Birmingham Airport, Solihull Lodge.
Relatives of George :-
Henry J. Mould (Father)
Josephine Mould ()
M. Mould ()
George Herbert Neville Mould
George Herbert Neville Mould was killed on the 10 April 1941 at 4/228 Heath Street, Winson Green. George was 14 years of age when this happened.
Additional Notes:
lived at 4/228 Heath Street and probably died there Raid 54 - 10th/11th April 1941 - From Marjorie Ashby’s notes in ‘The Truth Must be Told’ by Alison Gove-Humphries Raid began at 10.08 p.m. Districts affected: Fort Dunlop and Castle Bromwich. 2 serious fires at Fort Dunlop and at Steel Constructors Limited. Fire at W. Canning and Co. was speedily brought under control. Several other minor incidents. Casualties slight. Birmingham Mail -Widespread across Smethwick, Winson Green, Handsworth, Gravelly Hill, Castle Bromwich, Sheldon, Birmingham Airport, Solihull Lodge.
Relatives of George :-
Henry J. Mould (Father)
Josephine Mould ()
M. Mould ()
johnhbailey
proper brummie kid
Hi Lyn house number 6/226 after we move house just across the road t 7/263
johnhbailey
proper brummie kid
Sorry Lyn I don't know any of these names. I remember the Dudley's and the Wilkins.