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    Mark Duarte commented  · 

    Searfhing for Family Tree members of: Edward & eda
    Fitzgerald (nee Grosse) 1871-1909 Woolwich & district. My father was Edward George Fitzgerald 1899-1961 late Examiner Department of Naval Ordinance Woolwich Arsenal. Mother Jennie Harding
    formaly Fitzgerald late Bayne nee Dunn.

  2. Southwark News

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    Mark Duarte commented  · 

    I have just aquired an old cigarette lighter which is inscribed; Matchless Tailors. A. LEVY & Co. Walworth Rd S.E. I know that the lighter dates back to the mid to late 1920's but general searches yeild little. It would be interesting to find out if anyone knows anything about the family or the neighbourhood of that period, even pointers to local historical resources covering that area at the time. Any ans all information will be most welcome.
    I am also seeking any information about my late father Mr. Charles Frederick Collinson from the Tottenham area, he was known as Kit (short for his stage name KITAO) active throughout the 1940s and 1950s. Again any informatiom would be greatly appreciated

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