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mole look up please

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Brummie babby
Can any one help looking for birth of george morton mole c1833-1834 parents william mole and ann rodgers
Thomas Mole (attorney sparkbrook birmingham) birth
he died 1832 and Catherine Homer his wife who died before 1832
william mole death before 1846 he married in 1834
Thomas mole family apparently had the Angel in at sparkbrook any info on these familys would be appriciated
 
hi rosehall
i remember the mole family from sparkbrook way back in the forties and up till the early sixties
they used to run the amusement arcade on the corner of walford rd and stratford rd right up until at least 1961 2 to my knowledge it may have been a little longer
the one sibbbling of the family there was raymond mole and there was one in a boarding school in
wales in gilwern nr abergaveny during the fifties
i know they sold the amusement arcade way back in the sixtys ray was a tall chap with blonde hair i did know him personaly but thats all i can tell youif its any think to go on
best wishes astonion
 
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Astonian said:
hi rosehall
i remember the mole family from sparkbrook way back in the forties and up till the early sixties
they used to run the amusement arcade on the corner of walford rd and stratford rd right up until at least 1961 2 to my knowledge it may have been a little longer
the one sibbbling of the family there was raymond mole and there was one in a boarding school in
wales in gilwern nr abergaveny during the fifties
i know they sold the amusement arcade way back in the sixtys ray was a tall chap with blonde hair i did know him personaly but thats all i can tell youif its any think to go on
best wishes astonion
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here are the records i can find at st. martins for your family.

baptism 22 jun 1813 harriet daughter of thomas and catherine mole. born 7 dec 1812. moor street. attorney

marriage of william mole to ann rogers on 1 jan 1834. both of this parish and bachelor and spinster. witnesses were E. Rogers. M. Rogers and W Horton (i think!)
 
Hi
Don't know if this is your William but on
www.familysearch.org there is a burial for:
William Mole on 30 Jan 1839 aged 26 birth 1813
Burial place: St Martin's parish, Birmingham

Suzanne
 
Just around the corner from where the amusement centre was is Mole Street, don't know if there is a connection or just one of those things!
 
hi dwilly
to be quite honest i cannot say about mole street all that i know was raymond mole was sibbling there at the amusement arcarde was where i said it was
to be honest i past there yesterday with my son in the car the signs are down and severe alterations are being done to it
but as i knew personaly ray i wondered what would he be up to today and where he would be presuming he may be still alive
i know the first corner before you reached the arcade was palmerston rd by the church how do i know that it was many years ago in my younger days i worked for dyno rod and that there was there base but walking to the arcade and i am trying to get my mind back in transition of the period it may be the first corner of the street as you walked past the shop down walford rd and it may have been it and i think it was but from thirty or more backits a new housing develoment and a new avenue and a new name but it well may have been one of our experts can confirm whether or not it was mole street i will off the top of my head will go aheadf and say yes to that but i do not know of any family connections personaly
as i am tapping in now i can actualy visulize ray and his broad nose and his speech the way he spoke in conversation he was a big bloke in stature astonian
 
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