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Gloucestershire / Re: Longhope Cricket Club - Photos?
« on: Monday 02 March 20 12:14 GMT (UK) »
Hello svelgen
I would love a copy!
Sophie🙂🙂
I would love a copy!
Sophie🙂🙂
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Norfolk / Re: St Augustine’s Lodge, St Leonard’s Road, Norwich in 1945
« on: Sunday 09 February 20 17:06 GMT (UK) »
Thank you for your replies - that would make a lot of sense then wouldn’t it!
Thank you.
Sophie
Thank you.
Sophie
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Norfolk / St Augustine’s Lodge, St Leonard’s Road, Norwich in 1945
« on: Sunday 09 February 20 11:20 GMT (UK) »
Hello
I wonder if someone could help me, as I live in Herefordshire and have no knowledge of the Norfolk area.
My grandmother was stationed in Great Yarmouth during WW2, she was in the ATS. She got pregnant by an American soldier (my mum).
My mum and I have sent off for her records and just had them back. According to the records, when she was five months pregnant she had a “accident” that took her to the address in the title of my post in November 1945.
Would anyone know what kind of establishment this was at that time? Not long after this she left the army and my mum was born in March 1946.
Thank you.
Sophie
I wonder if someone could help me, as I live in Herefordshire and have no knowledge of the Norfolk area.
My grandmother was stationed in Great Yarmouth during WW2, she was in the ATS. She got pregnant by an American soldier (my mum).
My mum and I have sent off for her records and just had them back. According to the records, when she was five months pregnant she had a “accident” that took her to the address in the title of my post in November 1945.
Would anyone know what kind of establishment this was at that time? Not long after this she left the army and my mum was born in March 1946.
Thank you.
Sophie
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Gloucestershire / Re: Longhope Cricket Club - Photos?
« on: Wednesday 24 April 19 22:16 BST (UK) »
Hi JJ
Thank you, yes there are indeed but no photos!
Thank you for your message though!
Sophie
Thank you, yes there are indeed but no photos!
Thank you for your message though!
Sophie
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Gloucestershire / Re: Longhope Cricket Club - Photos?
« on: Wednesday 24 April 19 20:44 BST (UK) »
Hi Mike
Thank you for that!
I must invest in a copy of the book referred to! What a lovely old photo too! I bet some of my relatives are on it so I've contacted the site see if they can help - fingers crossed.
Thanks again
Sophie
Thank you for that!
I must invest in a copy of the book referred to! What a lovely old photo too! I bet some of my relatives are on it so I've contacted the site see if they can help - fingers crossed.
Thanks again
Sophie
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Gloucestershire / Longhope Cricket Club - Photos?
« on: Wednesday 24 April 19 20:28 BST (UK) »Hello there!
I was wondering if anyone would have any old photos of Longhope Cricket Club, especially around the early 1900's?
It turns out, a few of my ancestors played in that team with the surname "Constance"....I descend from Charley S Constance, he was my great grandfather. His family owned the Steam Mills in the village.
Thank you!
Sophie Williams, nee Constance
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Cornwall / Re: Heron’s Creek, St Mawes 1930’s
« on: Tuesday 21 August 18 17:07 BST (UK) »
Hi MaxD
I shall have a look!!
Many thanks
Sophie
I shall have a look!!
Many thanks
Sophie
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Cornwall / Heron’s Creek, St Mawes 1930’s
« on: Tuesday 21 August 18 14:59 BST (UK) »
Hello everyone
I’m Sophie and I live in Herefordshire.
My question is about my grandma, Kathleen Bick (DOB 07.06.16) who was a personal maid on the 1939 Census at a house in St Mawes called Heron’s Creek.
I know Kathleen worked for the Bird Family (as in the custard) and they holidayed in St Mawes so this makes
sense. On the Census, Elsie H Bird lives in the house and it describes her as widow of Geoffrey Bird (presumably deceased). A Mr Harry and Mrs Violet Holmes live there too as well as the usual servants.
Does anyone know if this house still exists? If it helps, other houses in the area were Uplands, Lawn Bank, Crossways, Polrath Point, Searigs etc etc. Tredenham Road features too.
Would love to hear from anyone with any information
Regards
I’m Sophie and I live in Herefordshire.
My question is about my grandma, Kathleen Bick (DOB 07.06.16) who was a personal maid on the 1939 Census at a house in St Mawes called Heron’s Creek.
I know Kathleen worked for the Bird Family (as in the custard) and they holidayed in St Mawes so this makes
sense. On the Census, Elsie H Bird lives in the house and it describes her as widow of Geoffrey Bird (presumably deceased). A Mr Harry and Mrs Violet Holmes live there too as well as the usual servants.
Does anyone know if this house still exists? If it helps, other houses in the area were Uplands, Lawn Bank, Crossways, Polrath Point, Searigs etc etc. Tredenham Road features too.
Would love to hear from anyone with any information
Regards
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The Common Room / Re: Birth registration quarters - a question
« on: Monday 24 July 17 09:25 BST (UK) »
Thank you!
Would this be the case in 1916?
Should maybe have mentioned this important piece of info! 
Would this be the case in 1916?
Should maybe have mentioned this important piece of info!