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Old 19-10-2014, 17:44   #1
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Eastwood Pickup

Hi I don't know if you can help but I am researching my great great grandfather, Eastwood Pickup 1834 till 1915 born in higher booths, I believe he was a member of the temperance society. Any help would be greatly appreciated,
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Old 19-10-2014, 18:12   #2
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Can check tomorrow if there is an obit in the paper for you which may give you some information.
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Old 19-10-2014, 18:13   #3
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Thank you
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Old 19-10-2014, 19:51   #4
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If you are descended from the Pickups of Spring Hill, I would like to discuss the family with you. I am about to post something on the 'Street Names' thread
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Old 20-10-2014, 14:59   #5
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As promised the newspaper cutting for you.
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Old 20-10-2014, 16:14   #6
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Is anyone able to read this ? It is not producing anything when I try to read it. Any chance that you might email it to me Anzac?
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Old 20-10-2014, 16:45   #7
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I can read it ok
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Old 20-10-2014, 17:06   #8
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Thank you for finding this me a lot of information in it, I see from it it mentions my Nana's eldest sister,(the baby). Not knowing the area at all it would be nice if anyone has any information on the areas mentioned.
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Old 21-10-2014, 01:16   #9
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Left click it Bob then left click the new image and then again click the new image, if you can't read it now put your specks on.
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Old 21-10-2014, 05:59   #10
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Ta. Managed it .He died 16.10.1915 aged 81 and gets a mention in RS Crossley's book 'An Accrington Chronology & Men of Mark'
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Old 21-10-2014, 06:57   #11
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Left click it Bob then left click the new image and then again click the new image, if you can't read it now put your specks on.
Thanks from me as well .

I learn something new every day about the workings of this infernal contraption .
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