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The Leopard Great Hampton Street
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Lyn
I think there is an error in the title, as it is in gt hampton St.
The comment below the picture about D.Jones is an understatement , as , in 1900 at 16½ gt Hampton St was :
Evans, William, solderer
Chatwin & Judson, machinists
Adams, Lees William. Cycle manufacturer
Jones, David, press tool forger.
Maybe they worked in concert. Certainly David (I assume it is the same one) was around 1880 with his father(?) in Tower St (listed in Kellys separately, but at the same address) , first as a general forger, but then as a cycle forger.
I think there is an error in the title, as it is in gt hampton St.
The comment below the picture about D.Jones is an understatement , as , in 1900 at 16½ gt Hampton St was :
Evans, William, solderer
Chatwin & Judson, machinists
Adams, Lees William. Cycle manufacturer
Jones, David, press tool forger.
Maybe they worked in concert. Certainly David (I assume it is the same one) was around 1880 with his father(?) in Tower St (listed in Kellys separately, but at the same address) , first as a general forger, but then as a cycle forger.
oh blimey mike...i didnt read the caption properly..didnt realise it said the location of the pub so i looked in me 1940 kellys and thought i had found a leopard pub in goode street..sorry for the confusion..
lyn
could admin please change the thread title please to gt hampton street...dont know how to do it...
cheers..
lyn
could admin please change the thread title please to gt hampton street...dont know how to do it...
cheers..
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