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Message: Emoticon Listing HTML Help	[quote]W.H. Calvert was William Henry, the Pottery Owner, who, in 1891, lived at Ashtree House, on what was then called "Eastwood Road", Langley Mill (an extension of Station Road, possibly what is now the start of Derby Road). I'm afraid I don't have the names of his children to hand, so can't check the ages for you at the moment. It's a truly fasinating topic you've started! [/quote]
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replied on: 5/26/2003 8:06:09 PM

W.H. Calvert was William Henry, the Pottery Owner, who, in 1891, lived at Ashtree House, on what was then called "Eastwood Road", Langley Mill (an extension of Station Road, possibly what is now the start of Derby Road). I'm afraid I don't have the names of his children to hand, so can't check the ages for you at the moment.

It's a truly fasinating topic you've started!

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