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Shropshire Lookup Requests / Re: wombridge
« on: Thursday 10 May 12 20:30 BST (UK) »
in the Telford area Dawley Bank was/is known as "the bank" or more accurately "the bonk" .
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Shropshire Completed Look up Requests / Re: The Cross Keys, Loppington
« on: Monday 07 May 12 21:30 BST (UK) »
http://www.burltoninn.com/
it has real ale and accommodation and I am almost certain that the signboard still has cross keys on it.
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it has real ale and accommodation and I am almost certain that the signboard still has cross keys on it.
s.g.d.
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Shropshire / Re: Rifleman Inn
« on: Monday 07 May 12 00:05 BST (UK) »
hello again,
The Rifleman was indeed at number 10 Chester Street.
In 1895 and 1899 an Edward Sadler was the landlord.
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The Rifleman was indeed at number 10 Chester Street.
In 1895 and 1899 an Edward Sadler was the landlord.
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Shropshire / Re: shop in heckfield rd. shrewsbury in 1901
« on: Sunday 06 May 12 23:50 BST (UK) »
I think that Number 61 is an end of terrace building in a row of buildings that used to be called Heckfield Place.
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Shropshire / Re: shop in heckfield rd. shrewsbury in 1901
« on: Sunday 06 May 12 23:32 BST (UK) »
I don't know Heckfield Road but in a directory from 1899 a James Partridge is listed as a shopkeeper at 61 St Michael's street.
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Shropshire Completed Look up Requests / Re: The Cross Keys, Loppington
« on: Sunday 06 May 12 22:19 BST (UK) »
hi Mike,
is it definitely Loppington?
the reason that I ask is that the Burlton inn in Burlton used to be the Cross Keys and it is only 2.5 miles from Loppington.
Mrs M.A.Woodcock was there in 1895.
As far as I know the Blacksmith's Arms and the Dickin Arms were the public houses in Loppington at that time.
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is it definitely Loppington?
the reason that I ask is that the Burlton inn in Burlton used to be the Cross Keys and it is only 2.5 miles from Loppington.
Mrs M.A.Woodcock was there in 1895.
As far as I know the Blacksmith's Arms and the Dickin Arms were the public houses in Loppington at that time.
s.g.d.
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Shropshire / Re: PUB HISTORY: SHROPSHIRE
« on: Wednesday 14 March 12 23:02 GMT (UK) »Thank you.
I have him there on the 1861, 1871 and 1881 Census
he was still there in 1895 but had gone by 1899.
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Shropshire Completed Look up Requests / Re: Shropshire Whitchurch newspapers 1918
« on: Friday 02 September 11 21:04 BST (UK) »
glad to be of assistance,I will be in Whitchurch for work next week so give me a shout if you need a quick photograph or anything.
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Shropshire Completed Look up Requests / Re: Shropshire Whitchurch newspapers 1918
« on: Wednesday 31 August 11 22:10 BST (UK) »
hello,
the Whitchuch Herald was established in 1885,it is still going but changed owners a couple of years ago but it might be worth contacting them.
http://www.whitchurchherald.co.uk/
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the Whitchuch Herald was established in 1885,it is still going but changed owners a couple of years ago but it might be worth contacting them.
http://www.whitchurchherald.co.uk/
s.g.d.