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		The family seat of the prominent and wealthy Holte family was at Duddeston Hall.
		There is a time honoured story that, while at Duddeston Manor, Sir Thomas Holte had boasted to his companions that his cook always served meals promptly and laid a wager on it.
		However, unfortunately for the cook, on that particular day he was not so punctual and Sir Thomas, angry no doubt at the thought of being made to look a fool before his friends, went into the kitchen and hit the poor man over the head with a cleaver.
	www.vauxhallsociety.org.uk /Birmingham.html (1968 words)

	Life of Francis Galton by Karl Pearson Vol 1 : image 104
		He appears to have remained there after James' bankruptcy and his return to Birmingham, for the latter then wentt to live at Bingley House, which afterwards passed into the hands of the Lloyds: The Galton-Farmer house bore the initials J. in monogram over the doorway, and this fine old house, scarcely recognisable, still exists.
		In 1782 Galton rented Duddeston', he took a 99 years' lease of it in 1789 and his grandson purchased the freehold in 1820.
		Thus in Francis Galton's childhood from 1822 to 1832 Duddeston was the much frequented home of the grandfather ; it was superintended by a highly respected Quaker housekeeper, Lizzie Forster, after the death of Lucy (Barclay) Galton in 1817.
	galton.org /cgi-bin/searchImages/search/pearson/vol1/pages/vol1_0104.htm (474 words)

	Local History
		The first detailed map, Tomlinson's of 1758, shows enclosure to be then complete in Duddeston and Nechells except for a ten-acre common, Nechells Green, and two much smaller ones at Upper and Lower Gorsty Green, (Gosta Green and A. Row).
		All else is a pattern of small quadrilateral closes bordered by hedges: neither from their shape nor their Georgian names is it possible to deduce that certain areas were once in strip cultivation as open fields.
		A tradition of depopulation in Duddeston may be based on the number of taxpayers shown thereat in two consecutive returns whereas in 1327 there were more such in Duddeston than in Aston Manor (13 against 9), only five years later there were but two in Duddeston while Aston had 11.
	www.bgfl.org /bgfl/custom/resources_ftp/client_ftp/teacher/history/jm_jones/aston_manors/duddeston/page4.htm (421 words)

	Aston History
		There were low bridges over Witton and Aston Lanes and Lichfield Road, canal and brook: therefrom the great curve of the rails swept down through Nechells and Duddeston to a temporary halt at Vauxhall, thence to Curzon Street terminus in the Rea valley.
		Astonians wishing to travel on the new-fangled trains to Liverpool or London had to make their way to Curzon Street: from 1842 they could go to Derby and the north-east from Lawley Street terminus.
		This road stretched from Lichfield road to Six Ways at one end Victoria road police station which used to be the Aston Manor law courts, Victoria Playhouse, the swimming baths were they used to use for treating people with impetigo, which was a chemical bath of a white solution.
	www.astonbrook-through-astonmanor.co.uk /home.htm (2517 words)

	The Hougham/ Huffam Family Tree Nov 2006 - pafg41 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Mark Cherry.Mark married Selina Helen Sophia Hougham on 28 Oct 1883 in St Anns Duddeston Birmingham.
		She married Mark Cherry on 28 Oct 1883 in St Anns Duddeston Birmingham.
		Alfred Ernest Huffam [Parents] was born on 31 Jan 1910.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /houghamfamily/pafg41.htm (94 words)

	but she's a girl... » Duddeston Station (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		One of the highlights of my new daily commute is passing through Duddeston Station.
		Duddeston has been a strange station for the longest time.
		I haven't caught the train on that branch line or any for many years, but even back then Duddeston was pretty much a ghost station, all of the yards empty, rusting good stock in them, and only one out of every five or so branch line trains stopping there.
	www.rousette.org.uk /ee/blog/archives/duddeston-station (691 words)

	purevolume™ \| Musical Youth
		Once the band started getting attention from record companies, Freddie Waite thought it wise to find a lead singer that was just as old as the boys were.
		Junior directly recommended Dennis Seaton, who went to school with him at Duddeston Manor School and after a short audition, Dennis was immediately adopted as the new lead singer.
		In 1982 they signed to MCA Records and their first single Pass The Dutchie was an instant smash.
	www.purevolume.com /musicalyouth (453 words)

	Duddeston, West Midlands \| Duddeston accommodation, Duddeston hotels and Duddeston places to eat on the Duddeston ...
		Duddeston accommodation, Duddeston hotels and Duddeston places to eat on the Duddeston guide.
		Duddeston on the portal for towns, villages and cities in the UK and Eire.
		Photographs of UK and Eire places, including photos of Duddeston, can be found on Photos365, the digital photography and digital camera web site.
	www.thesite.co.uk /placesdetail.asp?cboPlaces=5638 (399 words)

	Duddeston Station
		Originally opened as Vauxhall Station in 1837, Duddeston Station has a far from insignificant place in the history of Birmingham's railways.
		When the permanent terminus opened at Curzon Street in 1839, Vauxhall became a goods-only station until it was rebuilt and opened in 1869 under the LNWR, who had absorbed the GJR in 1846.
		This station was once a considerable railway concern and yet today it is reduced to a single platform, overgrown ruin.
	www.railaroundbirmingham.co.uk /Stations/duddeston.php (351 words)

	Wellsway School -
		Mr Narey, who succeeds Mr Stanley Jarvis, is at present headmaster of Duddeston Manor Comprehensive School, Birmingham.
		Married with three children, aged six, four and two, Mr Narey taught in France for a year and after taking an honours degree in modern languages, taught at a boys' grammar school in Middlesborough.
		He then moved to Duddeston Manor School, a school of roughly the same size as Wellsway.
	www.wellsway.bathnes.sch.uk /archive/printer.asp?241 (221 words)

	ReggaeTrain.com...your portal to Reggae music...(Biography [Musical Youth])
		The group splintered after the departure of Seaton in 1985.
		Formed at Duddeston Manor School, Birmingham, England, this pop/reggae-influenced group featured two sets of brothers, Kelvin and Michael Grant and Junior and Patrick Waite (b.
		The latter pair's father, Frederick Waite, was a former member of Jamaican group the Techniques, and sang lead with Junior at the start of the group's career in the late 70s.
	www.reggaetrain.com /biomyouth.asp (535 words)

	Heartlands Pubs
		Outside The Duddeston Manor Arms corner of Duddeston Mill road and Cato street in © 1959.
		Far right, a six year old David Rice of 2/68 Duddeston Mill road, Ted and Rose Jilts who lived opposite the Pub in Cato street, the chap on the far left was a friend of my Granddads “William Rice” the friend lived in “the Bums Puzzle” (Vauxhall Terrace) at the top of the Mill
		Inside The Duddeston Manor Arms corner of Duddeston Mill road and Cato street in © 1959.
	www.heartlandshistory.com /id37.htm (86 words)

	[WAR] Looking for relatives of the Linforth/Morroll family, warkwickshir
		November 26, 1859, Registration District:Aston,sub district of Duddeston in the county of Warwick,England; d.
		JANE3 LINFORTH (JOHN2, JOHN1) was born November 26, 1859 in Registration District:Aston,sub district of Duddeston in the county of Warwick,England, and died January 29, 1920 in Buried in Phildelphia Memorial Park,124 Phoenixville,Frazer,Pa. She married JOHN WILLIAM POWELL March 30, 1885 in Burmingham,England St Andrews Church,county of Warwick, son of JOHN POWELL and MARY HOUGHTON.
		Also buried with her are her grandson John W Powell died 12-29-1948 brother of theresa Jane (powell)Sawyer.
	www.mail-archive.com /warwick-l@rootsweb.com/msg00832.html (485 words)

	The Railways of Warwickshire
		It would appear that the bridge in the distance is carrying Duddeston Road.
		The fact that the artist did not know too much about railways can be seen by the fact that there are FIVE rails shared between two sets of tracks on the right with a suspicion the same is true for the tracks on the left.
		The platform on the right might be used for passengers with the lower height compared to the left hand platform being more due to the artist's interpretation than fact.
	www.warwickshirerailways.com /lms/lnwrvd1505.htm (166 words)

	Shunterspot - Saltley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Saltley depot can be viewed from Duddeston Mill Trading Estate close to Duddeston station.
		Continue along this road as it becomes first, Great Francis Street and then, as it bends to the right, Duddeston Mill Road, passing Duddeston station on your right.
		After passing under the railway bridge, take the next right into Duddeston Mill Trading Estate just before the traffic lights, and turn right in the estate to view along the fence.
	www.shunterspot.com /Saltley.html (141 words)

	Duddeston And Nechells In 1976
		Manor Precinct has its shops, pubs, community centres, churches, schools, and open spaces : Ashted Hamlet adjoins it with similar amenities and a high green where St. James's once stood.
		Duddeston Library and St. Matthew's Church give maturity to the ultra-modern Parkway.
		Artificial mounds and banks throughout the area contrast with gentle natural slopes.
	www.bgfl.org /bgfl/custom/resources_ftp/client_ftp/teacher/history/jm_jones/jmj_duddeston/page18.htm (660 words)

	Descendants of Taplin/Joplin Bradley - pafg71 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		on 13 Dec 1849 in Willis Street, Duddeston, Birmingham, Warwickshire.
		on 6 Feb 1856 in Duddeston, Aston, Birmingham.
		on 5 Nov 1855 in Duddeston, Aston, Birmingham.
	www.myforefathers.co.uk /bradley/pafg71.htm (309 words)

	Dudley Mall - Birmingham to Lichfield Rail Services
		When you've seen what you need to see, click the Back button that you'll find at top or bottom of the page to return here.
		station is on Duddeston Mill Road, a few yards east of the B4132.
		The ticket office is on an overbridge across the track and its foyer includes a small waiting area with seats.
	www.dudleymall.co.uk /loclrail/birmlich.htm (1757 words)

	Range Steel location
		We are unit 8 about 400 yards up on the right.
		Duddeston Mill Road,follow the road down under the rail bridge,then up
		to the next junction on the right,this is Duddeston Mill Trading
	www.rangesteel.co.uk /location.html (326 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Saltley, Duddeston and Nechells (Archive Photographs: Images of England): Books: Maria Twist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Amazon.co.uk: Saltley, Duddeston and Nechells (Archive Photographs: Images of England): Books: Maria Twist
		Publisher: learn how customers can search inside this book.
		Be the first person to review this item.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0752422790/virtualbrum (127 words)

	Armac Manufacturing furniture, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom fittings
		Information gathered through this web site will be held in a database at our office, Armac Manufacturing (Brassfounders) Ltd., 160 Dollman Street, Duddeston, Birmingham B7 4RS, and be used periodically to assess the success of the web site and the actions generated from the levels of traffic generated.
		When you request a page from the site's web server, the server automatically collects some information about your system, including your IP address.
		Armac Manufacturing (Brassfounders) Ltd., 160 Dollman Street, Duddeston, Birmingham B7 4RS
	www.armac.co.uk /security.htm (480 words)

	Descendants of Taplin/Joplin Bradley - Name Index - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		ABBOTT, Albert Joseph b.1858 - Duddeston, Aston, Birmingham
		ABBOTT, Mary Ann b.1859 - Duddeston, Aston, Birmingham
		BRADLEY, Emma Catherine b.1855 - 17, Rockey Lane, Duddeston, Nechells
	www.myforefathers.co.uk /bradley/pafx3.htm (1520 words)

	William Hill Bookmakers 12, Duddeston Mill Rd, Nechells In Birmingham
		William Hill Bookmakers 12, Duddeston Mill Rd, Nechells In Birmingham
		Address: 12, Duddeston Mill Rd, Nechells Birmingham West Midlands B7 4SU
		One of the most distinctive features of betting with paddypower.com is there famous 'Money Back Specials' offered on a range of different markets daily.
	www.thegamehunter.co.uk /sports-betting/localbettingshop52.html (247 words)

	I672: William DODD (1893 - ____)
		EVENT: In 1901 Census: 1901, 8, Bk6 Rowland Street, Duddeston
		BIRTH: 20 Aug 1843, Belmont Passage, Duddeston, Birmingham [4]
		EVENT: In 1871 Census: 1871, 18, 145 Upper Windsor Street, Duddeston & Nechells, Aston
	home.clara.net /njukes/d0000/g0000080.html (270 words)

	Lot 47, GCR Auction, Sale 104
		Auction Catalogue: Great Central Railwayana, 21 January 2006
		A BR(M) maroon Totem Sign "VAUXHALL and DUDDESTON", (f/f).
		Ex LNWR Birmingham-Lichfield Line and the first stop out of New Street, good colour and shine with one minute blemish on lower white line.
	www.gcrauctions.com /sale104/lot47.html (55 words)

	Margaret Jane COWIE
		b: 29 Jan 1849 at 2 Henry Street, (District and Sub District - Duddeston Nechells), *
		1849 - 2 Henry Street, (District and Sub District - Duddeston Nechells), *
		Henry Street ran off Great Lister Street to Great Brook Street in Duddeston
	www2.nethop.net /~sandness/COWIE_Margaret_Jane.htm (415 words)

	The Birmingham Lighthouse (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Salvation Army building on Duddeston Manor Road (opposite the school) in
		Watchnight Service will be held at the Salvation Army on Duddeston Manor Road
		Our Annual General Meeting will be held on January 13th.
	www.birminghamlighthouse.com (98 words)

	List of Plans Available
		Parish of BIRMINGHAM, St. Matthew, Duddeston, Worcester diocese
		Includes pencil drawing and lithographed notepaper showing the church, schools and parsonage
		Parish of BIRMINGHAM, St. Matthew, Duddeston, Birmingham diocese
	www.churchplansonline.org /retrieve_results.asp?c=Warwickshire&offset=80 (164 words)

	I808: George JUKES (20 Jan 1882 - ____)
		BIRTH: 20 Jan 1882, 8Ct Cromwell Street, Duddeston, Aston
		Born to Moses JUKES a Glass Blower and Kate JUKES - late GRAVES - formerly PAGE at 8 Ct Cromwellm Street, Duddeston, Aston on 20 Jan 1882
		BIRTH: 24 Apr 1894, 89 Saltley Rd, Duddeston, Birmingham
	home.clara.net /njukes/d0000/g0000073.html (170 words)

	Images of England; Saltley, Duddeston and Nechells; Author: Twist, Maria; Paperback
		Images of England; Saltley, Duddeston and Nechells; Author: Twist, Maria; Paperback
		> Images of England; Saltley, Duddeston and Nechells
		Prices subject to change to be advised on confirmation of order.
	www.netstoreusa.com /hjbooks/075/0752422790.shtml (138 words)

	[WAR] SMITH,Duddeston
		Hello listers Could anyone throw any light on the following?
		The Banns of the marriage of Percy Smith of Duddeston which I think is near Aston in Birmingham, to Charlotte Ellen Parslow of Yardley were read on Aug 20, 27 and Sept 3 1916.
		We know that this marriage did not take place as Charlotte married my Husband's Grandfather in April 1917.
	www.mail-archive.com /warwick-l@rootsweb.com/msg02461.html (115 words)

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