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Lozells girl

Hi there im trying to find my way around here lol.

I was born & raised in church street lozells, I went to St francis infant & jnr school.
My mom worked in Anglesey school cleaning & playground ,before moving to holte & then she became registered childminder.

Seen Gill mansell was in the group if anyone is in touch with her id love to re connect with her we loved nxt to her parents
 
This a link to a thread of Church Street, Lozells Girl may actually be you from several years ago, if not it may be of interest.

Lozells girl

Thread 'My Lozells Family, ordinary lives, extraordinary people'

I was born in Church Street Lozells in 1949 & have a lot of old family photos dating back to the late 19th century. My mother was a great storyteller so I have put everything together in a book, My Lozells Family. There is some history of Lozells but it is mainly about 3 generations of my family & lots of photos. If you would like to know more, please contact me. I went to Anglesey Street school so hello to all those who went there in the 1950s
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brummy-lad said:
This a link to a thread of Church Street, Lozells Girl may actually be you from several years ago, if not it may be of interest.

Lozells girl

Thread 'My Lozells Family, ordinary lives, extraordinary people'

I was born in Church Street Lozells in 1949 & have a lot of old family photos dating back to the late 19th century. My mother was a great storyteller so I have put everything together in a book, My Lozells Family. There is some history of Lozells but it is mainly about 3 generations of my family & lots of photos. If you would like to know more, please contact me. I went to Anglesey Street school so hello to all those who went there in the 1950s
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Than you you it is surely , hope ur well
 
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