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 Charles Moorcroft
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 Hubert Nichols
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Fred was born on the 00th November 0000, in Holloway Head, Birmingham, he was one of 12 children born to Charles Bloggs a Master Slater whose family originated in Stourbridge and his Wife ‘Maud’ the daughter of James Puddler a Brass Caster of Holloway Head, Birmingham.     

 Apart from a lot of other addresses, he grew up in Phillips Street Aston; he went to Marsh Hill open air School, Burlington Street Junior and Upper Thomas Street Senior Schools.  

He was a Despatch Rider in the War 1939-45 and on leaving he settled into a trade in the Bicycle (Hercules) and then the Car Making business, first at the Morris in Adderley Road where he worked permanent nights as a Stores man and then a spell at the Metropolitan Cammell as a Stores man in Drews Lane. 

  Fred married Joyce Smith in 1946 and they had four Children, Linda, Shirley, Glenys and Fred jnr.  

 After 6 years in lodgings with an Aunt at  Freeman Road, they got a three-bedroom house at Duddeston Mill Road, where they lived until the area was redeveloped and they were given a new house on the Bromford Estate in 1967.


Sadly Just after being made redundant for the second time and only two years before he was due to retire, Fred suffered a series of Stroke’s and passed away age just 63 in December 1986.

 

He was a well-loved Husband; Father of four, a Grandfather of 10 and a Great Grandfather of 11 children he is missed by all of them.