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rosedalemanorrocks
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Eunice Bratherton
Location of story: 
Crewe
Article ID: 
A4430431
Contributed on: 
11 July 2005

I worked in Crewe works making sand-moulds.I was never told what they were to be used for. I left work to get married. I married during the war, and I had to marry in a frock because of the clothes shortage. The Reception was held at the Ash Bank.

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