My great, great grandfather!

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ALW
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Re: My great, great grandfather!

Postby ALW » Mon Oct 12, 2015 9:54 pm

That's interesting

Thank you very much for that.

Alan

cbe
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Re: My great, great grandfather!

Postby cbe » Wed Oct 14, 2015 7:36 pm

Alan - I can tell you that your man was at 6 East Beach Street as early
as Aug 1875 and that WAS his place of work too. I have spotted an advert
in the local paper from George Hemmings Watson. He seems to have been
a bit of a comedian from the wording . If you contact me directly I will send
you the clip as it is a bit too long to type out here

ALW
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Re: My great, great grandfather!

Postby ALW » Wed Oct 14, 2015 9:03 pm

Hi

Did you receive the PM? I accidentally sent 3 times!

Alan

cbe
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Re: My great, great grandfather!

Postby cbe » Thu Oct 15, 2015 8:47 am

Yes Alan - I emailed you the ad at 8.32 last night...It hasn't
come back as 'failed' so I assumed you had received it. I did
tell you I was not very computer literate..I will send it again

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Gerry Glyde
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Re: My great, great grandfather!

Postby Gerry Glyde » Thu Oct 15, 2015 5:18 pm

cbe managed to find things I had not located previously.

I have found another birth notice in 1871 when the family were in Pleasant Row not far from East Street and this site brings up the goods again because it has a pencil drawing of the Row from 1851.

http://www.1066online.co.uk/hastings-ph ... d-town.php

Also extract from the 1871 census
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ALW
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Re: My great, great grandfather!

Postby ALW » Thu Oct 15, 2015 5:52 pm

Gerry, thank you for providing the images, it's great there are records and photos
from their time, it's a fascinating insight into the past.

Thanks again

Kind regards

Alan


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