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Flintshire / Re: Feathers Street, Flint in 1870s?
« on: Saturday 09 October 21 13:24 BST (UK) »
Hello Junius: I moved from Flint circa 1948 and have no recollection of Feather Street at all. My father moved to Flint in the late 1920's and worked at Pumphreys. He lodged at 68 Feather St. with a "nice old white haired lady''. She was the widow of the licensee of the Red Lion in Church St. I think her name was Selina Lloyd (not too sure of the Christian name) . She died during the war and left the house to my dad in her will. He was then a belt man in Courtaulds. He later married and I was born there in 1944.
I have looked at photographs of the top end of the street and tried to de-cypher the door numbers. It may be that 'Chapel House' is 70 so my birth place would be next to it. When you have one more posts I think I can send you a personal message. Regards Eldon.
I have looked at photographs of the top end of the street and tried to de-cypher the door numbers. It may be that 'Chapel House' is 70 so my birth place would be next to it. When you have one more posts I think I can send you a personal message. Regards Eldon.