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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]could this Thomas be part of your family: Heanor Observer 1st Dec 1921 Death of an Old Heanor Publican Mr Thomas Brough We regret to record the death of Mr Thomas Brough who passed away at his residence the “Rose & Crown” Inn Cotmanhay on Tuesday 22nd Nov after a very brief illness. The family is well known and highly respected throughout the Heanor district as prior to going to Ilkeston to the “Queens Head” Inn he was for several years landlord of the “Nags Head” Inn Derby Rd Heanor, and organised a Music Hall there. About a year ago deceased purchased the “Rose & Crown” Inn Cotmanhay and left the “Queens Head” Inn only about a month ago. At that time he was apparently in his usual health, but contracted a cold, which developed into chronic bronchitis and heart trouble. The deceased gentleman was 62 years of age, and leaves a widow, four sons and two daughters to mourn his loss. [/quote]
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replied on: 2/21/2006 3:44:22 PM

could this Thomas be part of your family:

Heanor Observer
1st Dec 1921
Death of an Old Heanor Publican
Mr Thomas Brough
We regret to record the death of Mr Thomas Brough who passed away at his residence the “Rose & Crown” Inn Cotmanhay on Tuesday 22nd Nov after a very brief illness. The family is well known and highly respected throughout the Heanor district as prior to going to Ilkeston to the “Queens Head” Inn he was for several years landlord of the “Nags Head” Inn Derby Rd Heanor, and organised a Music Hall there. About a year ago deceased purchased the “Rose & Crown” Inn Cotmanhay and left the “Queens Head” Inn only about a month ago. At that time he was apparently in his usual health, but contracted a cold, which developed into chronic bronchitis and heart trouble. The deceased gentleman was 62 years of age, and leaves a widow, four sons and two daughters to mourn his loss.

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