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Normansell family

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debrapeter1960

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Hi
I am researching the Normansell family and have traced my husbands family tree back to a William Normansell of Bromsgrove in about 1730. I would love to share information with other family historians.
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Debra
 
Hi
Thanks for that, though I have a feeling that I may have given them the info myself some time back. Hopefully they may have something new for me - this hobby is like a drug!!
 
Welcome to the Forum, Paul.

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Maurice :cool:
 
The name Normansell brings to mind Fred H, elected vice-chairman of Villa in 1933. He was also conservative candidate for Lozells.
 
Looked into the history of Graiseley Old Hall some time ago, but can't see anything related to Normansell.

1989 was the 500 the anniversary of the Hall and said to be the eldest inhabited building in Wolverhampton.
 
Pedrocut said:
Looked into the history of Graiseley Old Hall some time ago, but can't see anything related to Normansell.

1989 was the 500 the anniversary of the Hall and said to be the eldest inhabited building in Wolverhampton.
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I'd be interested to know what you discovered about Graiseley. Best Paul
 
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