Pegwoman
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Thank you so much for the information .
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Before James and Annie Clark lived in Shiney row the lived in puddlers lane . Thought that people who liked paper documents might want to look at it .
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Property in Vulcan place
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I believe that this is the blacksmiths that James Clark worked in, in Bedlington, then he worked at the dr pit as a blacksmith . Can anyone identify the building.? I searched around Bedlington and found a building in Vulcan place.
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Thanks for sending me the link to the Historic Bedlington album. All the photos I have are linked to my grandparents who lived at 34 Shiney Row. I have all of their documents regarding insurance from when they lived at the hall in Bedlington 1906. Thankfully I have their furniture , China and loads of personal items. A whole social history from 1906 until the 1960. I think that I might sort it out into a topic about them.
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maybe it Bertha Burns husband who was taken prisoner of war by the Japanese not her son
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You can use the photo of the invitation circa 1945
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the son of the people who owned Bertha burns hid in a tree during the 2 world war until the Japanese found him. He was never the same
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not at all. I have even got a paper hat which was worn by one of my uncles at the celebration
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Wish that I could have been there. Instead thought that you might like to see this invite to a welcome home in 1945
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William Clark 34 shiney row Bedlington
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I have loads of photos but does anyone want to share them
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William . Nancy . Elsie and Florence Clark of 34 shiney row 1916
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I didn’t know the couple you are researching apart from the fact that I heard as a very small child the man had tb But I am trying desperately to send loads of photos oh shiney row and its occupants 1910 onwards
