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Thanks for that. Im sure we have seen it and it says she died 1942 of TB. I am not sure about middle name but Lilian is spelt correctly, so it could be and that's exciting. The reason we are looking is because she potentially had another child called Dorothy Green who we are trying to trace. She was Lilian Jones married Harry Green in 1926 but he ran off when my grandad was very young and Lilian gave him up to her parents to look after so we don't have much information but keen to know more!
 
Hi Gerry do you recall who lived at 115 calshot Road. My great grandma Lillian Jones or Lillian Green was reported to be living there when she died in 46. Id love to know who with, possible a Dorothy Green or William Taylor. Do any of these names ring a bell please?
I have just found evidence that she lived with a family friend called Jane Smart at 115 Calshot Road
 
hi sezwa1 we are going off topic a little now...this thread is for where we lived not for family research...i note that you have also started a thread under our surnames section which is a much better place to be and where you may get more of a response.. so could you post any further comments under that thread please as it will save confusing the 2 thread...hope this helps..link below to your surname interest thread



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Hi Gerry do you recall who lived at 115 calshot Road. My great grandma Lillian Jones or Lillian Green was reported to be living there when she died in 46. Id love to know who with, possible a Dorothy Green or William Taylor. Do any of these names ring a bell please?
Hi, I was born at 120, Calshot, which was across the other side of the road. I had a friend as a child called Tony Green, who would have lived in the 115 area....unsure of a William Taylor or a Dorothy Green. Sorry. Gerry
 
HI sezwa1 i lived in Aston upperwebster street at number 13 with my mom and dad brother and sister and me and my brother Fred Hurst went to Burlington Street school. we left Aston in the sixties and got a new build house in Litchfield.
 
I was born in Hednesford but came to Birmingham when I was 6yrs in 1952.
1952-3 New Spring St Hockley
1954 69 Leamington Rd Sparkbrook
1955 Berners St Lozells
1955-6 69 Leamington Rd Sparkbrook
1957 Woodfield Rd Balsall Heath
1958 70 Langdale Rd Hamstead
1958 Manor Tavern Pub Aston
1959 136 Victoria Rd Aston
1959 100 Victoria Rd Aston
1959 Park Lane Aston
1959 28a Birchfield Rd Aston
1960 80 Victoria Rd Aston

I was there until I got married in 1967. Needless to say, I had an unstable childhood (but I'm alright now).
Hi Banjo ! I see you lived in Victoria Road during the 1950s . Do you recall a newsagents shop? It belonged to my Uncle (Bert) Brotherton- a very short man. My aunt was Belle Brotherton and was a teacher at the local primary school. I understand she terrified a number of the kids; staff were nervous of her, and even us, the family she could be ‘strict’. Invitations to tea were:”Five o’clock- not 10 minutes to five and not 15 minutes past five, because then the door will be locked !”
 
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