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Mr Partridge's shop in Washwood Heath Road?
- Thread starter TonyQ
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MWS
from Bham
There's William and Audrey Partridge listed at 624 Washwood Heath Road on the 1957 and 1960 ERs. They buildings there have always been shops as far as I can remember.
It appears to be next to the newsagent that my nan used but I can't remember what it was and that was late 70s as well.
It appears to be next to the newsagent that my nan used but I can't remember what it was and that was late 70s as well.
MWS
from Bham
William appears to be a William Charles Partridge (1927 - 1991) son of Frederick Partridge and Elsie Edwards. They lived at 4 back 64 Alum Rock Road from at least the late 30s to the 50s and Wolesley St in 1921.
Frederick Partridge (1898 - 1955?) was the son of Charles Partridge and Elizabeth Barber. They lived at 3 back 4 Lower Fazeley St in 1891 and Pickford St in 1901.
There was a Mr Partridge who was a school inspector lived at 627 Bromford Lane, B8 2EN in the 60s and early 70s
His sister also lived in the area and worked at Gardners restaurant next door to the Beaufort Cinema in Coleshill Road
Not actually in Washwood Heath Road but very close by!
His sister also lived in the area and worked at Gardners restaurant next door to the Beaufort Cinema in Coleshill Road
Not actually in Washwood Heath Road but very close by!