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Offline PeteM

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Charles lennox
« on: August 28, 2009, 08:47:01 PM »
Hi everyone, although i have been a passive member of the forum for some time this is my first post.

I collect alsorts to the Manchesters and have just aquired a lovely set of postcards. They all belonged to one man who i think emigrated to Canada just before the first war. He was in the 2nd VB and later the 6th Territorial battalion, i am after any info on him, one of the postcards is of a chap with boer war medals but is not named so i dont know if this is him or a mate, also did he serve with the Canadians in the Great war or come back over here, the postcards actually came from Maine USA.

Anyway, if anyone can find anything i would be very grateful

He is

Charles Lennox

I think his address was

7 Slade Lane Longsight

He may also have owned a restaurant on Peter st in town called Lennox restaurant


I have one address in canada which is

The Nurseries
Loch Lomand Rd
St John
New Brunswick


All the stuff is dated 1906  to 1912 

Thanks in advance for any help

Pete

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Re: Charles lennox
« Reply #1 on: August 28, 2009, 11:32:03 PM »
Hi Pete

and welcome to the forum

there was a number of manchesters that went out to Canada after the boer war, i'm not sure if charles was one of them

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the canadian archives has put a lot of their records on line and you must try there

Library and Archives Canada

chris

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Re: Charles lennox
« Reply #2 on: August 30, 2009, 04:31:52 PM »
Hi & welcome to the forum Pete  :)

I found this entry for the restaurantat  in Manchester from 1903 up to the 1920's

Archibald Lennox. Dinning rooms 3-5 Peter street & 15 Great Dacia street, Strangeways.
Residence: 41 Aked street. Ardwick


Migky ;)

Offline PeteM

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Re: Charles lennox
« Reply #3 on: August 30, 2009, 08:34:57 PM »
Thats brilliant Migky, thanks for that, Archilald may have been his father then.

Couldnt find him on the Canadian websites though, cheers Harribobs

Thanks Chaps