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Old 12-06-2017, 17:28   #4
landhusweg
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Re: Woodnook St Mary's ca. 1950

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Originally Posted by grammarlad View Post
Philip,
Lovely picture. Are you related to Ronnie (Ronald) Kenyon who lived on Belfield Road. Ronnie and I, together with Terry Gorman (47 Nuttall Street) all went from Woodnook S.M. to Grammar School in 1949 so you look a bit young to be Ronnie's younger brother???
As for me, I lived on Factory Bottom where I note that our house at the junction of Victoria Street and Carter Street has been demolished and replaced by a grassy bank - great improvement.
John Wilson
Hi John,
Yes Ronnie Kenyon is my older brother. he was born in 1938, I was born in 1943.
Terry Gorman who lived on Nuttall St. was a member of Christ Church scouts, as we were, so we knew one another very well. It also happens that Harry Brunten who was a sort of guardian for Terry and his sister, who's name I've forgotten was also a friend of our Grandfather who was manager of the moulding shop at H&B.
My brother made a career in the power supply industry and finished as head of the overhead lines for Devon & Cornwall. He is now a great, great Grandfather living near Exeter.

Cheers

Philip
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