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We’ve got the programme for 30th March 1957 Villa v Preston North End with the same players. This was the day Mom and Dad got married... -
and here is the map showing the ground with wellington road running along there is a wilson road but its quite a distance from where the...
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MWS replied to the thread 'Rednal' House.Well that directory would appear to rule out Norfolk Road, though the house on the photo has a vague similarity with the map. -
1879 directory
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MWS replied to the thread 'Rednal' House.There appear to be two families that are on both the 1871 & 1881 census - Yates and Low/Lowe. I think in 1871 the Yates family are...
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This is the page Previous page also has no house names.
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JJohn L replied to the thread Aston Villa club history.The centre pages of the 1957 FA Cup Final programme (our winners against the "Busby Babes"), train timetables for the trip to...
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MWS replied to the thread 'Rednal' House.I couldn't see the road in 1871. In 1861 they're on Pershore Road. From the old maps and looking at the picture I would guess that...
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I think I found the same family living on Norfolk Road in 1871 with parents Thomas and Sarah. Again no name to the house.
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MWS replied to the thread 'Rednal' House.I see on the 1881 census the Emma's widowed step mother (if I have the correct family) is living on York Road, Edgbaston and the family...
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Llizlid replied to the thread 'Rednal' House.Hi Janice, no I don't have access to the Census. The surnames that I know were from the Birmingham area were Matthew and Holroyd. Our...
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SSandra Hall reacted to Pedrocut's post in the thread Salt’s Patent Enamel Works, Bradford Street. with
Appreciate.
“Salt's became a public company and, in 1889 built a large factory at Selly Oak, which was designed and laid out for the manufacture of... -
JA Picture Map of The Park of Sutton Coalfield published by The Birmingham Civic Society as part of their "Guide to Sutton Park". From...
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YouTube - Cliff Richard - Join The Band Does anyone know the exact date this part of the film Take me High was made , I do know it...
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You weren’t one of the extras were you Astonb6?!
