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jelf mary

Astonian

gone but not forgotten
hi guys
i am sorry to be a pest but i have been told of a mary jelf and a ernie jelf whom was living in ashed row bham 7 is there anybody could throw light on this couple
or any age on these people can any body some kind of inkling on how i can persue the subject
i can recall my mother of telling when she was ytoung of living in ashed row before moving to no 1 new cannal street with the parents and she recalled how when she was young that her father and mother whilst planning to go some where they dashed into the church of st martins to get married
and that would have been with bertha victoria hinton and not a mary jelf
to me the 64 dollar question is whom was she i know that there was only one sisterwhom was part of the jelfs brothers and that was ivy can any body give me a house number or buildng number
in ashed row 1933 it also appears the jelfs family occuppied this property for years
but ernie had moved from there to no1 new cannal stret at some time
once again i thank any body whom may be able to give me a start iof this jig saw
was mary and ernie marrid before hinton thank you astonion
 
Re: mary jelf

Hi Astonian
In 1922 at 95 Ashted Row
Mary Jelf,Ernest Jelf,William Sharp,William Vann,Frederick James Parsons and Harry Nowell.
In 1925 at 95 Ashted Row
Mary Jelf,Ernest Jelf,Frederick James Parsons,Thomas Jukes and William Hoecom.
In 1927 at 95 Ashted Row
Mary Jelf,Ernest Jelf,Frederick James Parsons,Thomas Jukes,Benjamin Phillips and Norman Perrin.
In 1930 at 95 Ashted Row
Mary Jelf,Frederick James Parsons,Thomas Jukes,Albert and Annie Carter,Frederick Henry and Emily Rose Willock,George and Mary Blair,Mary and Joseph Timms and Mary Hughes!

In 1930 at 110 Ashted Row
Ernest Jelf,Dorothy Mabel Jelf,Emma Taylor,James Taylor.
1939,Ernest Jelf and Bertha Victoria Jelf show up in New Canal Street,with other abode as 37 Great Hampton Street.
They were previously at 1 Holte Road with a Harold and Amy Wale.(with other abode as 37 Great Hampton Street)
Hope this helps?
 
Re: mary jelf

hi lady linda
many thanks for your input and for your valuable time in trying to help me sort this mystry
well as i see it you have made a clearing of the chaff from straw so as to speak regarding mary jelf and bertha victoria jelf being that they was two different people
bertha being as i know as my grand mother which as beenm proven my dilema is whom was mary jelf i know there was one only sister
and that was ivy jelf i recently learnt i was told that my mother had a step brother but whom was he
was he a child from another marrige such if possible if they was ever marrid to the mary or its a child of berthas that she may have had when he marrid bertha
which i know that ernie and berha was married because i have got the confromationon that
i know hampton st was a coffee shjop as mom at that time did rell me and new cannal st where they brought her up was a large tranport coffee shop for the lorry drivers a bb
because when i was young i spent alot of time there so i presume was possible holte rd
all the brothers had a coffe shop each and charlles had alma street and and to booking offices what i would like to establish whom the hell was mary jelf
could she be a relative or was its ernies former wife before bertha any ideas how i can try and find the truth in the matter
still not to worry if you cannot give me any ideas to work on but many i just want to say many thanks again for your help yet agin inmyhunt of my familuy history
i wish you a very happy good day best wishes as always astonion alan
 
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