Chez Charles Perkins Sgt.


The middle house in this photo is where my grandmother was born in 1886  and was the home, for a few years, of her parents, Charles Perkins, stationed at the time at Mold Barracks, his wife, Rebecca and their sons. This is Brook Street. Mold, where I went this morning to have a look for myself. Much of the town, of course would now be unrecognisable to them and even the houses round the corner would not have been built at the time they were living there.
By 1907, Charles had retired from the army and the family was settled in Crewe, Cheshire. But that's the next chapter of the story.




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