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Juxon family allesley street,
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hi phil
from one retired layabout to another, thanks very much for your picture of allesley street, my grand mother and great grand parents used to live at no 40, as i have been doing family research for the rest of my family pctures of the area bring it to life especially for the younger members, much better than pages of facts as most of these streets have disappeared with time and progress? once again thank you very much for your help boff
from one retired layabout to another, thanks very much for your picture of allesley street, my grand mother and great grand parents used to live at no 40, as i have been doing family research for the rest of my family pctures of the area bring it to life especially for the younger members, much better than pages of facts as most of these streets have disappeared with time and progress? once again thank you very much for your help boff
hi phil
from one retired layabout to another, thanks very much for your picture of allesley street, my grand mother and great grand parents used to live at no 40, as i have been doing family research for the rest of my family pctures of the area bring it to life especially for the younger members, much better than pages of facts as most of these streets have disappeared with time and progress? seems strange that my relatives almost certainly walked through the doors of that shop to do their weekly shop, no supermarkets about in their day. I shall download it and use it as a cover for my family tree book. once again thank you very much for your help boff.
p.s. sorry about two messages,added a bit more info on seconed ,but couldnt figure out how to cancel first message.
from one retired layabout to another, thanks very much for your picture of allesley street, my grand mother and great grand parents used to live at no 40, as i have been doing family research for the rest of my family pctures of the area bring it to life especially for the younger members, much better than pages of facts as most of these streets have disappeared with time and progress? seems strange that my relatives almost certainly walked through the doors of that shop to do their weekly shop, no supermarkets about in their day. I shall download it and use it as a cover for my family tree book. once again thank you very much for your help boff.
p.s. sorry about two messages,added a bit more info on seconed ,but couldnt figure out how to cancel first message.