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Offline ettya

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Re: Prison
« Reply #9 on: Friday 03 February 12 21:15 GMT (UK) »
The name and area certainly fits - the old spot would more than likely have been his local. He obviously got a taste for pushing his luck.

Cheers Skewy.

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Re: Prison
« Reply #10 on: Friday 03 February 12 21:45 GMT (UK) »

Hi Ettya, the Old Spot is still there, but we would say it's in Daybrook, not Arnold, but it's very very close.

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Re: Prison
« Reply #11 on: Friday 03 February 12 22:25 GMT (UK) »
Hi Skewy. Going by your knowledge of the area I would hazard a guess at you not being too far away from me - I'm in Calverton just over the hill from Arnold and Daybrook and Ironically a friend of mine is the manager of the Old Spot!  ;D   The family actually lived on the Redhill Road near the cemetery - that border area between the two.

Cheers for finding that though - well made up to at least have something on the mysterious GG Grandfather of mine.  :D

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Re: Prison
« Reply #12 on: Friday 03 February 12 22:34 GMT (UK) »

Hi Ettya, I now live in Woodthorpe, but a line of my oldies come from Calverton, the Coopers go back to the 1700's at least. Although new to living in the area I remember being bought to Arnold for the Whitsuntide Parades in the 50's. Seems we had a relative there, but none of us left know who.

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Re: Prison
« Reply #13 on: Friday 10 February 12 23:10 GMT (UK) »
Shewy.

I work for the church in Calverton and we have a plaque inside regarding a cooper (trying to think off the top of my head - when you've looked at something so many times you don't tend to notice it do you) I think it's for a Mary Ann Cooper. I can check for definate next week if you want and let you know and then either open the church up for you to come and have a look if you think it may be one of yours.

Ettya
Gilah/Gayler/Guyler - Notts
Moss - Derbys/Notts
Hall - Derbyshire/Notts
Bowmar - Notts
Norris - Essex
Baker - Islington
Elsey - Derby/Notts
Brewer - Birmingham
Watson - Cumberland
Dalton - Cumberland
Carlilse - Notts
Kay - Notts
Atkinson - Lincoln
Mees - Notts
Denham - Notts

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Re: Prison
« Reply #14 on: Saturday 11 February 12 14:53 GMT (UK) »
Hi Ettya, she was a musician who invented some new musical notation I believe. I've seen the plaque, but sadly she is not in my direct line.


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