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Our #ThrowbackThursday for this week takes us back to an OS 1860 map of central Streatham

11/2/2021

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Cynthia Harnor
20/5/2022 09:53:16 am

A wonderful old map thank you. I have been searching for a Streatham 1850s place called Bridge Farm, Streatham. My husbands family originate from there. George Colpus was born to James and Sarah (née Thayer) Colpus opposite Bridge Farm, according to the birth certificate. Wondering if you could help in my search please. I am writing up the family history for our children and their children.

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Mark Bery
20/5/2022 11:02:28 am

Cynthia
Bridge House Farm in South Streatham by the River Graveney (off this map) It is covered in our book "Streatham Farms" which may unavailable. Can you email me streathamsoc@gmail.com

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