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Tyndale House, Highfield Road, Aston

johnfw

johnfw

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Hello everyone., I am investigating a brewer by the name of Thomas Smith 1816-1892. He died at Tyndale House but I cannot find any evidence about the place. Can anyone help
 
Narrowing it down a bit more
1895 directory.
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1913 directory
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Assuming people dd not move Tyndale must be between 33 and 47 Highfield Road. I wonder if we can assume some of the houses still stand?
 
That's what I thought Mike.
I think it was a fairly ordinary largeish house called Tyndale. Rather than a large property in it's own grounds which is the image the name Tyndale House conjures up. So unlikely to be much about it.
 
johnfw said:
Hello everyone., I am investigating a brewer by the name of Thomas Smith 1816-1892. He died at Tyndale House but I cannot find any evidence about the place. Can anyone help
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I'm not sure how much help this will be but my mom and dad ran the Lea Hall Tavern from the late 40's. They took over from my grandparents . I belive the Tavern was a Smith and Butlers house and then it was just Butlers. Later it became Mitchell's and Butler and so on .... Maybe he was that 'Smith'.
 
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