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| Please don't try to advertise products or services in this forum. Thank you. Post or Ask something here in 'Fleet Street' Fleet StreetHi trying to trace family history The name is Obeney and the family lived at Queens Head Public House which was given as No1 Fleet street. Cannot find any ref to the public house or the address any help at all 1826 and upwards Mail-me Post reply -->London Fleet Street 26 Feb Should we remove this post ? Fleet Street fleet street tobacconistsMy ancestors, called Radford, had a tobacconists for many years at 146 Fleet Street, now the Car Phone Warehouse. I notice that on the opposite side of the road at no. 61, there is a newsagents with a Radfords sign above it. I am wondering whether this was their shop also. Does anyone have any information please? Mail-me Post reply -->London Fleet Street d foskett 19 Aug Should we remove this post ? ^ Fleet StreetMy family tree includes Radfords. My grandmother was Flora Bessie Radford, born in Somerset. Her family includes two brothers Francis and WIlliam Radford who between them build Holland Park and properties at Pembridge in the late 1800s. I am trying to find out more about the whole Radford family. Contact me Mail-me if you are interested. Another family member was Brig Walter Buckley Radford (1903-1987) who lived at Dorchester in Dorset. Post reply -->London Fleet Street bobmoore.vet@virgin.net 10 Jan Should we remove this post ? ^ Fleet Street InfoBob My Great great great grandfather was Francis radford. I am trying to research my family tree and I found your post which clearly relates to me. At the turn of last century Alfred Radford ( Francis's son) changed our name by adding Moor to our surname. Thus we became Moor-Radford. I have tried to find out why he added the Moor to our name and where it came from, but I have been unsuccessful. Your surname is Moore therefore is there any connection? All the best Jeremy Moor-Radford PS my email address is Mail-me Post reply -->London Fleet Street Jeremy Moor-Radford 26 Mar Should we remove this post ? Fleet Street Press Photo Agencies in Fleet StreetI am trying to trace any reference to Press Photo Agencies operating in Fleet Street between 1910 - 1980. Looking for; addresses, company letterheads, name plates, staff photographers lists, memories. Thanks Will - 07802 437827 -UK Mobile Mail-me Post reply -->London Fleet Street Will. 10 Feb Should we remove this post ? Fleet Street COLORAMACan anyone tell me what Colorama's building used to be, it has what looks like remains of being a London underground station or similar. Thanks. MARK Post reply -->London Fleet Street coloramaPARRIS Should we remove this post ? | These aren't commercial ads below: they are a rotating selection of postings contributed by MoveThat.com users in the last 24h. |
^ Fleet Street THE CRYPT - PARTY VENUEI wanted to make you aware of our fantastic new venue in Fleet Street, perfect for Corporate/Private parties. Take a look at our site and perhaps you could bear us in mind for future events www.thecryptlondon.co.uk Many Thanks Gil Hancox - Event Management IncrediBull Ideas 4 Stucley Place London NW1 8SN 0207 8131491 Post reply -->London Fleet Street coloramaGil Hancox Should we remove this post ? Fleet Street 68 Fleet StreetMy GGGrandfather had a furrier business at 68 Fleet Street in 1820. Does anyone know please if No. 68 still exists. If not, what building now stands on this site? Any information at all gratefully received. Thank you. Penelope Post reply -->London Fleet Street furrierPenelope Toy Should we remove this post ? ^ Fleet Street^ Fleet Streetas far as i know : New Middle East Publishing Co. Ltd., 68 Fleet Street, London. E.C.4. Post reply -->London Fleet Street Erastes 10 Jun Should we remove this post ? ^ Fleet StreetNew Middle East Publishing Co. Ltd., 68 Fleet Street, London. E.C.4. Mail-me Post reply -->London Fleet Street Erastes 10 Jun Should we remove this post ? ^ Fleet Street 68 Fleet StreetFYI: I'm trying to identify the age of a book and note it was published by the Homeland Association Ltd, Whitefriars House, 68 Fleet Street, London EC 4. Founded 1896. The book may have been published circa late 1920s-early 1930s. Post reply -->London Fleet Street karen 9 Jul Should we remove this post ? |