Heanor District Local History.Public Houses

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suzard Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	Postman's Inn replied on: 11/14/2006 11:12:13 PM All I can find in the area is 1901 Thomas George Soldier market Place Riddings , another in Birchwood lane and one in High St Riddings. I have found Thomas george 1881 aCoal Miner at Sportsmans Jessop St and in 1901 he is keeping the Horse and groom Radford Rd Nottingham
lefeuvre Quote \| Reply \|	Postman's Inn replied on: 1/19/2007 10:23:43 PM Hi, just found you site and joined, My g.grandfaters family , Fowkes, lived in Codnor , Jessop Street, Builder and Grocer, keep up the good site.
RMMee Moderator Quote \| Reply \|	Postman's Inn replied on: 1/19/2007 11:10:59 PM Cher You are most welcome! I hope you find something to stimulate further discussion. But if you don't, please don't hesitate to start new threads on anything that relates to your knowledge of the area. Your g-g-father being a builder and grocer (strange combination!) - there must be something for a new thread there. Or perhaps a Fowkes thread in the family history section? Who knows where it may end!!!!!! Regards Robert Mee (Moderator)
suzard Researcher Quote \| Reply \|	Postman's Inn replied on: 6/1/2007 2:24:16 AM 11 Sept 1914 R&H The temporary transfer of the licence of the Sportsman Inn, Codnor, from James Ernest Anness to George Phillips took place.
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