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Gloria
PostPosted: Sun Oct 06, 2013 8:54 am 
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A Bill Storey had it before Gerald.

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Are there any business directories on Ancestry? I'll have another look on FMP now I know I am not looking for Gerald Storey

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Nothing on the FMP indexes :(

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Roger can't recall anything but he is going to check his files

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I can't find anything.

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Yes, That is the link.
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For more information on Storey's Shop.
Read the "Posts" on subject "William Graves". These are found in this Forum under Site Contact Submission which you will find if you scroll the Forum page down. William Graves owned or ran the shop in the 1920s. :D

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Thanks Jack.

This is the link to the topic Jack refers to

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Dear cbraithwaite,

James Caygill was my grandfather. My mother was Alice nee-Caygill and my father Robert Nutter.

Storey's Cafe was owned by Bill Storey, brother to my grandmother (James' wife Elizabeth).

I did not think that Gerald and Gladys were relations. My Auntie Maud (my mother's younger sister) also worked at the cafe. I remember Gerald used to go to Higham to collect Maud to take her to work in order that she could bake for him.

I would be very interested in hearing how you are related to my grandfather James ?

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