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Isisbridge ^club

Posted: 28 Feb 2015

Taken: 25 Feb 2015

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City of London bollard

City of London bollard

St Mary at Hill, London

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Howard Somerville ^club

It satisfied St Mary, I'm sure, though bollards normally come in pairs.

2 years ago.

Isisbridge ^club has replied to Howard Somerville ^club

My ancestors lived here, but I doubt they had bollards then.

2 years ago.

Howard Somerville ^club has replied to Isisbridge ^club

Of course they did. How else could they be your ancestors?

2 years ago. Edited 2 years ago.

Isisbridge ^club has replied to Howard Somerville ^club

My ancestor was a freeman.

2 years ago.

Howard Somerville ^club has replied to Isisbridge ^club

Mine were Hardy and Willis.

2 years ago.

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