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Chris

Chris Report 14 Sep 2003 16:26

Whilst at a car boot sale in Andover I came across a folder that contains several documents that maybe of interest to anyone who has a Mrs R.A. Gilbart in their family tree. Item one is a three-page list of household contents that were put into storage with Pickfords in September 1939 – I would assume for the duration of the war. The list is of furniture and personal effects. Item two is a letter dated 4th October 1945 f rom Pickfords arranging the return of the good to 22 Dunerievie Road, Hither Green London. Item three is an Empty envelope addressed to Mrs R.A. Gilbart, the address is 73 Jermingham Road, New Cross Gate, London. It has a note on the front that indicates it held papers for the estate of the late M.A. Burt. The last item is another letter this time from Hirst and Co Solicitors, dated 19th November 1945, dealing with some sort of rent or rates for a house at 56 Minards Road Catford , London. As there maybe more that one person who would like this folder, to this end would all interested parties please post a reply to this message on this board. I will send the original to the person who has the strongest claim to it and a photocopy to anyone else. Sorry but this is the fairest way I could think of to find a home for the folder. Oh yes and if I get lots of requests for the folder please be prepared to send me a stamped addressed envelope. Yours Chris

lou from leicestershire

lou from leicestershire Report 14 Sep 2003 20:06

It's not a name in my tree but i looked on search and it came up with ruth a gilbart born 1982 in manchester so not the person who put the things into storage but could be related. i can't email them as i'm not a member but maybe you could it seems an unusual name so maybe they are related i would be interseted to know how you get on Lou