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Dear Editor, We are trying to trace my husband’s family who we know were living in Birmingham in 1982.

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08:00, 18 JUN 2010
Updated22:39, 30 MAY 2013

Dear Editor, We are trying to trace my husband’s family who we know were living in Birmingham in 1982.

We are searching for relatives of Arthur William Tittensor and Sarah, nee Woodward. We know of four children one of whom may now be in Australia. If anyone can help contact e.mail sassenach1@optusnet.com.au

Michael and Patricia Tompkin

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