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Dea

Dea Report 5 Nov 2009 08:59

Re the 1911 details which Janet posted.

The address is 58 Walnut Tree Walk but it appears to be some sort of a boarding house.

There are 12 people living there in total but it doesn't look like any of them are connected to Mr. + Mrs. Large.

Dea x

John

John Report 6 Nov 2009 08:43

Thanks to you ladies for your help.

No date for grandmothers death. 1960+ or - 5 years.
Probably North London, Finchley, Hendon. I believe that she lived with mothers brother Frederick Large He was in the army, Captain/Acting Major, Royal Artillery based somewhere in London.

John

Pauline

Pauline Report 6 Nov 2009 09:13

John
There was an army barracks at Mill Hill, around that time, which is not far from Hendon/Cricklewood. Maybe the Army guy was based there. It might help you geographicly.
I used to live ib that area in my distant youth
Pauline

John

John Report 6 Nov 2009 09:40

Hi Pauline

My dad was stationed at Mill Hill, home of the Middlesex Regiment.
I think Fred was somewhere else in London.
I grew up in Willesden,not that far from you.

John

John

John Report 6 Nov 2009 09:49

Amend that last info slightly.
Fred was posted to Kenya in 1958, probably came back ready for discharge in 1960. So Annie may not have lived with him.

John

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