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can anybody take a photo of a house for me in plum

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Lesley\Suzanne

Lesley\Suzanne Report 4 Apr 2008 13:29

There's a web site called www.aboutmyplace.co.uk put in the postcode and look at the map. It will then offer you a bird's eye view. You can zoom in. It's amazing!

Margaretfinch

Margaretfinch Report 4 Apr 2008 11:44

Hello Jan I live near Plumstead hope the house is still there my OH went to look at a house where his grandmother died and it was gone flats built instead send me an email an I will take a photo

Regards Margaret

Researching:
Finch Weathersfield Essex. Poole Haverhill Suffolk.GoodchildSouth Ascot BerkshireFry Wilton Wiltshire Goddard Laverstock Wiltshire Grayston Suffolk

Audrey

Audrey Report 4 Apr 2008 08:29

Hi Janjan,
there is a phto service that may be able to help.

hptt://photoexchange.ourgenealogy.co.uk

You may be able to find someone on there who will take one for you.

Regards,
Audrey

Jan.jan

Jan.jan Report 3 Apr 2008 16:36

My Mum remembers being taken to an address in Plumstead to visit a family member and as I live in Hampshire, wondered whether anybody who lives near the Common, could take a photo of the house for me, so I could show it to my Mum and try to get her memories going.

She visited around 1952, so I appreciate that the house would have probably changed but it could solve the mystery of where she was taken

Thanks

If anyone can help, I'll send a message off line with the address