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Forum: Heritage and History 08-12-2004, 08:02

Replies: 20 Puzzle 8 Views: 1,952 Posted By Acrylic-bob Re: Puzzle 8 Oooo! Find em Willow, Find em. I would love to see them, please.

Forum: Heritage and History 07-12-2004, 18:17

Replies: 20 Puzzle 8 Views: 1,952 Posted By Acrylic-bob Re: Puzzle 8 I dimly recall that John Mercer was also experimenting with colour photography.

Forum: Heritage and History 07-12-2004, 16:56

Replies: 20 Puzzle 8 Views: 1,952 Posted By Acrylic-bob Re: Puzzle 8 According to my notes Frederick Steiner was born in 1788 and died in November 1869 aged 82.

Forum: Heritage and History 07-12-2004, 16:40

Replies: 20 Puzzle 8 Views: 1,952 Posted By Acrylic-bob Re: Puzzle 8 Correct! Bagpuss's mum got it exactly right. Well done! Frederick Steiner who died in 1869 was responsible for the development of Church Bank Works, the site now occupied by Express Gifts....

Forum: Heritage and History 05-12-2004, 19:52

Replies: 20 Puzzle 8 Views: 1,952 Posted By Acrylic-bob Re: Puzzle 8 Without wanting to sound morbid or ghoulish, do you know if they were they reburied separately, or in a mass grave?

Forum: Heritage and History 04-12-2004, 10:21

Replies: 20 Puzzle 8 Views: 1,952 Posted By Acrylic-bob Re: Puzzle 8 Was he not buried in the graveyard of Union Street Chapel?

Forum: Heritage and History 04-12-2004, 09:45

Replies: 20 Puzzle 8 Views: 1,952 Posted By Acrylic-bob Re: Puzzle 8 Sadly not, the occupant might be considered a tad more important than the estimable Mr Wigglesworth.

Forum: Heritage and History 27-11-2004, 13:27

Replies: 20 Puzzle 8 Views: 1,952 Posted By Acrylic-bob Puzzle 8 Here is a locally important memorial. The colour might be a give away, sort of. There are four people buried here, but only one of them need concern us at the moment. Hundreds of people attended...

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