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Edwin Emery PHILLIPS was only five in 1881, residing in Edgbaston with Thomas and Rosa (Emery) PHILLIPS and his older siblings
such as Thomas Phillips Jr. who would emigrate to Canada
and marry London's own Nancy LEWIS in Calgary.
If one checks out the London thread you may find
the piece called the "Echoes of Angel Alley"
As time slipped by young Edwin can be found on MOSELEY road in Aston employed as a 15 year old brass founder. But, a number of other Moseley residents would also be employed
in the brass works such as Hugh Patrick RUANE, and
Henry ASHBOURNE. Another well known name in the area was the CLEWS family.
AS time slipped by various members of the PHILLIPS, RUANE and ASHBOURNE would lose members in WW I. Two
examples include Justin Joseph & john Patrick RUANE.
Meanwhile, Edwin Emery PHILLIPS would lose his Canadian born Nephew John (Jack) PHILLIPS in 1918.
Zelley, Lovell, Godbold, Woods, Phillips, Lewis, Emery,
Magee, Baker, White. Flisher, Kyne, Tilston, Valence/Vallens,
Mabb/Mabbe, Bellamy, Selley, Martha Smith, Arno (of Dartmouth, Devon}.
Dorset, London, Warwick, East Anglia, Kent, Devon
North Wales
The ancestors lived here and there, in many scattered
places, with various occupations