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hi can anyone help me i have just found this to be an address of my gt gt gt gt grandparents was wondering if anyone had pic of this pub or any info, the address from 1891 census 30 1/2 lancaster st red lion john and mary ann hill
Hi there, My Great Grandmother Elizabeth Rose BUDD born 1872 and her brother Frederick born 1869... were both born at 123 Lancaster Street. Does anyone have any photos of this street please.
Georgie