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« on: Saturday 01 January 22 13:50 GMT (UK) »
Hi everyone and happy new year.
Please this is a very very long shot. I will not be disappointed if no one can help me. I am contacting the local Weaverham newspaper for an appeal.
My mother is getting on 87. She has been telling me of her childhood and when she was evacuated from Liverpool to Weaverham 1939-1945. She was 4 in 1939.
I am desperately trying to trace the family who took her in. I have tried using ancestry and find my past to no avail.
My mums memory I am afraid is failing her.
This is all I have gathered: the families surname seems to have been Jones.
During this time the man of the house Mr Jones was at home so he must have been in a reserved occupation or too old to serve. Obviously the wife name was also Jones.
There was an elderly lady also living in the house, my mum thinks she was an invalid due to a possible stroke.
There was also a daughter, she was at the age where she got married when my mum lived at the house she believes the daughters name was Ann Jones possibly born @1919. She may have married someone in the RAF named George.
I am so sorry there isn’t any detail, but as I said it is a long shot.
My mums health is slowly deteriorating and I would like to provide her with more details about the family who were so kind.
When my mum returned to Liverpool she lived in abject poverty and cruelty until my dad married mum and had three sons and we all live her.
Kind Regards
Keith