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  1. Derby evening telegraph 1950-2000

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    George commented  · 

    Hi
    I am looking to find any information about Germaine Olga Pamela Brown nee Hallsworth nee Liscieux? She was born in 1897 possibly in France & married Herbert George Hallsworth again possibly in France, we think they may have met during his WW1 service. After Herbert's death in 1968 she married Fred Brown in 1969. Adresses we know connected to Germaine are 11a Cemetery Rd & 53 Cemetery Rd Belper. Germaine died in 1989 aged 92 in Belper. If anyone could help with where she is buried or where I could get a copy of her death certificate I would be very greatfull

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  2. Staffordshire Sentinel

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    Reading through your site has been magic taking me back to when I was a nipper and staying with my Uncle Jack & Aunty Florrie Souter in Hilton St in the 50s The picture of jack Souter and friends in a boat off the wharry the fellow to the left of uncle jack is his brother in law my father Perce Moreton worked for a while at hem Heath colliery then we moved out to Loggerheads the chap on Jacks right is Roy Pretty his son in law and the little shrimp sat in front of Roy is me Great work

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