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The Common Room / Re: School at Spetchley worcestershire & White Ladies Aston
« on: Wednesday 06 May 20 16:35 BST (UK) »
Thank you I have, emailed them x
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The Common Room / School at Spetchley worcestershire & White Ladies Aston
« on: Wednesday 06 May 20 14:14 BST (UK) »
Hi Everyone, I hope you are all well.
My dad who is now 86 (I think) was evacuated during the war at the age of 6 to Bredicot farm (Spetchley) and he used to go to the near-by school, which I believe is now a roundabout. Does anyone know of any photos that were taken of the school.
the people at the farm gave up my dad and his brother ( I think they were too much, energy wise) and they stayed at White Ladies Aston, with a Mrs Smith (Dolly) Are there any pictures for the village before the old houses were knocked down? my dad said there was an old lady opp who lived in a condemned house with a hole in her kitchen roof, but she continued to live there. Once she had to go to hospital and she had her second bath in her whole life !
It would be lovely to find some pictures...I myself, have had a look, maybe there is a local group?
Thank you x
My dad who is now 86 (I think) was evacuated during the war at the age of 6 to Bredicot farm (Spetchley) and he used to go to the near-by school, which I believe is now a roundabout. Does anyone know of any photos that were taken of the school.
the people at the farm gave up my dad and his brother ( I think they were too much, energy wise) and they stayed at White Ladies Aston, with a Mrs Smith (Dolly) Are there any pictures for the village before the old houses were knocked down? my dad said there was an old lady opp who lived in a condemned house with a hole in her kitchen roof, but she continued to live there. Once she had to go to hospital and she had her second bath in her whole life !
It would be lovely to find some pictures...I myself, have had a look, maybe there is a local group?
Thank you x
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The Common Room / Re: William Rice born c1870 Louth Lincolnnshire
« on: Wednesday 06 May 20 14:02 BST (UK) »
Gosh I wasn't expecting all of this.
Thank you so much...we had done quite a bit of research but thank you
I will sign this off if I can
Thank you again x
Thank you so much...we had done quite a bit of research but thank you
I will sign this off if I can
Thank you again x
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The Common Room / Re: William Rice born c1870 Louth Lincolnnshire
« on: Tuesday 07 April 20 20:20 BST (UK) »
Is there a way of finding out what he was or did in the army?
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The Common Room / Re: William Rice born c1870 Louth Lincolnnshire
« on: Tuesday 07 April 20 20:18 BST (UK) »
Thank you Pennines.
I have just looked at Find My Past and joined for 2 weeks but they still wont let me look at records.
Is there anyway you can send me a copy of what you have found eg copy of record please?
I have just looked at Find My Past and joined for 2 weeks but they still wont let me look at records.
Is there anyway you can send me a copy of what you have found eg copy of record please?
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The Common Room / William Rice born c1870 Louth Lincolnnshire
« on: Tuesday 07 April 20 19:18 BST (UK) »
Dear all, Its been many years since I posted here, and you have given me much success.
William Rice born Louth 1869/70 in Louth Lincolnshire.
I have him in 1881 he was scholar in Louth
In 1901 he is a soldier in furlough in Louth
But we cannot find anything about him in the 1891 census or in any military records...please help x
William Rice born Louth 1869/70 in Louth Lincolnshire.
I have him in 1881 he was scholar in Louth
In 1901 he is a soldier in furlough in Louth
But we cannot find anything about him in the 1891 census or in any military records...please help x
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Lincolnshire / how do i find out what ship he was on? "subject closed"
« on: Thursday 19 September 13 12:26 BST (UK) »
1911 census claims Samuel Banks was a Bosun on board ship but there is no mane of the ship. How do I find this out please?
argentina x
argentina x
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Lincolnshire / Re: Samuel Bank/s
« on: Thursday 19 September 13 10:16 BST (UK) »
Thank you so much 
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Lincolnshire / Re: Samuel Bank/s
« on: Thursday 19 September 13 10:12 BST (UK) »
gosh I couldn't find anything........what about their parents marriage?
then I will have a further look in my lunch break
thank you
then I will have a further look in my lunch break
thank you