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Hello JackB. Have you heard of the web site FreeREG, where volunteers transcribe BMD Parish Registers? https://www.freereg.org.uk/ You may already have the following, but this is what I have found on FreeREG:- Marriage: 10 Jan 1696/97 Christ Church, Tynemouth, Northumberland (FreeREG) George Blinkin...

I've found them :clap: :clap: They are called In Love by Hartnell - Dressmaker and Perfumer - he being Sir Norman Hartnell, the fashion designer. So I'm not going doolally pip :crazy: Thanks very much rockyfowler for replying. You were posh having bath salts, we had Sunlight Soap in the bath :lol: G...

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Can any of you golden oldies remember the name of the bath cubes that you could buy in the late 1950s/early 60s? I seem to remember that the foil/paper they were in was a greenish colour and I think the name of the cubes began with the letter H. I can't see anything on the internet.

Something to be proud of being the first person in Kiddy to chime his music on his ice cream van after hours.

Find My Past has Birmingham Daily Post and Aris's Birmingham Gazette but I don't know what years, Mally

If I could bend down on one knee Rob I would do that in front of you, but I can't get down that far without holding on to a chair :lol: After listening to that link you sent you are so correct, yet again, about it not being Reggae and I apologise. Heartbeat, yes, that's the one, where you had to hav...

You are being very pedantic Roboe. I was too young to remember Ska or Rocksteady which were in the late 1950s so to me it's Reggae music being in the late 1960s as I have already said. Still prefer Bob Marley's version. Oh boy what a day to remember, me, my brothers and Mom & Dad were all fixed ...

Oh my life ladies Bob Marley has taken me back to the late 1960s at a disco which was up some stairs by the Birmingham Ice Rink with the reggae music which I loved. Happy happy memories

I don't like cricket, yeh, I love it, yeh. Well we're back again with the England Cricketers

Welcome to the forum Terri. We are here to help

If you would add kdw that would be great.

That's exactly what I have got :clap: :clap: :clap: :thumbup: Marriage: 25 Dec 1864 St Kenelm, Romsley, Worcs John Westwood, 23, B, Labourer, Romsley, James Westwood, Labourer B:1841 Ann Hadley, 22, S, Nailer, Romsley, Benjamin Hadley, Gunsmith B: 1842 Wit: Joseph Hughes, Harriet Hughes BRIDE'S FATH...

Thanks a lot Rocky

Yes, we are all going along fine thanks, enjoying this gorgeous weather. Hope you are feeling okay as wellx