Watlington Street - Revision history

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	* No further details Ledger. D/EX 759/1 1949-1950		* No further details Ledger. D/EX 759/1 1949-1950
	* No further details Ledger. D/EX 759/2 1954-1955		* No further details Ledger. D/EX 759/2 1954-1955

			== Photograph ==

			Copy photograph of the Christmas display at Francis Brothers, butchers, 63 Watlington Street, Reading, c.1911-1912. D/EX 767/1 [c.1985]

			These documents are held at Berkshire Record Office

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			(The photograph also shows nos. 65 and 67 Watlington Street, occupied by Francis Greengrocers, and Cann and Cornish (drapers) respectively. Four of the eight figures in the photograph have been identified and named, on the reverse, by Mr. F.C. Padley, 1985).

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	Cash ledgers of Francis Brothers, butchers, of Watlington Street, Reading D/EX 759 1949-1955		Cash ledgers of Francis Brothers, butchers, of Watlington Street, Reading D/EX 759 1949-1955

	These documents are held at Berkshire Record Office		These documents are held at Berkshire Record Office 2 vols.

	2 vols.

	Contents:		Contents:
	[An introductory note has been made in the first volume by Mr. F.C. Padley, who acquired them in January 1985. Mr. Padley has also made pencil notes at various points in the volumes giving additional information about several of the customers named. The ledgers contain a record of money spent against invoices or order numbers, but no information as to what the orders consisted of.]		[An introductory note has been made in the first volume by Mr. F.C. Padley, who acquired them in January 1985. Mr. Padley has also made pencil notes at various points in the volumes giving additional information about several of the customers named. The ledgers contain a record of money spent against invoices or order numbers, but no information as to what the orders consisted of.]

			* No further details Ledger. D/EX 759/1 1949-1950
	No further details Ledger. D/EX 759/1 1949-1950		* No further details Ledger. D/EX 759/2 1954-1955
	No further details Ledger. D/EX 759/2 1954-1955

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	Watlington Street Reading c2014.jpg\|In 2014		Watlington Street Reading c2014.jpg\|In 2014
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			== Cash Ledgers ==

			The National Archives has the cash ledgers of the Francis Brothers from 1949-1955:

			Cash ledgers of Francis Brothers, butchers, of Watlington Street, Reading D/EX 759 1949-1955

			These documents are held at Berkshire Record Office

			2 vols.

			Contents:
			[An introductory note has been made in the first volume by Mr. F.C. Padley, who acquired them in January 1985. Mr. Padley has also made pencil notes at various points in the volumes giving additional information about several of the customers named. The ledgers contain a record of money spent against invoices or order numbers, but no information as to what the orders consisted of.]


			No further details Ledger. D/EX 759/1 1949-1950
			No further details Ledger. D/EX 759/2 1954-1955

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	The Francis family had a butcher's shop in Watlington Street (at the junction with St John's Road next to St John's church).		The Francis family had a butcher's shop in Watlington Street (at the junction with St John's Road next to St John's church).

	~~[[File:Francis Butchers Shop WatlingtonSt Reading.jpg\|thumb\|300px]]~~

	Next door was a grocer's shop owned by the Butcher family.		Next door was a grocer's shop owned by the Butcher family.
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			Francis Butchers Shop WatlingtonSt Reading.jpg\|Francis Bros Butchers
	Watlington Street Francis Shop c1900-1920.jpg\|Shops		Watlington Street Francis Shop c1900-1920.jpg\|Shops
	Watlington Street c1915.jpg\|Shops		Watlington Street c1915.jpg\|Shops

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	The Francis family had a butcher's shop in Watlington Street (at the junction with St John's Road next to St John's church).		The Francis family had a butcher's shop in Watlington Street (at the junction with St John's Road next to St John's church).

			[[File:Francis Butchers Shop WatlingtonSt Reading.jpg\|thumb\|300px]]

	Next door was a grocer's shop owned by the Butcher family.		Next door was a grocer's shop owned by the Butcher family.

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The Francis family had a butcher's shop in Watlington Street (at the junction with St John's Road next to St John's church).

Next door was a grocer's shop owned by the Butcher family.

Edwin Francis married Emily Butcher.

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Watlington Street Francis Shop c1900-1920.jpg|Shops
Watlington Street c1915.jpg|Shops
Watlington Street Reading Francis shop.jpg|Francis Bros Butcher shop
Watlington Street Reading1972.jpg|In 1972
Watlington Street Reading c2014.jpg|In 2014
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