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Old 26-08-21, 04:36
rupert condick rupert condick is offline
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Cheers
I was hoping that it was exWD, I will see if I can get more information,
By the way no relation to Jimmy Eades (sterchley birmingham)?

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Old 26-08-21, 10:00
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Hi Rupert, Eades is an old English name, but my great grandparents were born in N.Z. (in fact he was a bigamist who left a wife and six kids in N.Z. and went to Australia and set up a new wife and six more kids!) The long arm of the law was shorter then. Closets and skeletons! Every family has one. (or two)
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