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By Big_Jeff_Leo · Posted
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My father used liquid parrafin on his hair instead of Brylcream -
Hahaha, a weird memory. When we were preparing for "Confirmation" at St Helens Parish Church as 12 year-olds we were warned not to use Brylcreme as the Bishop of Liverpool, who would as part of the ceremony place his hand on our heads, objected to getting greasy hands
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Bow. Bose. Bowe. Bowes. Any connection to a George Bowes born 1874 son of James & Margaret Bowes nee Coyle all born County Fermanagh Northern Ireland, James married under the Bow he was listed as a Teacher on his M.C they lived in Union Street St Helens, George married Mary Leyland went on to have 12 children this family lived in the Thatto Heath part of St Helens· 0 replies
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