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... of the Thos Beedle gravel pits at Rearsby who died in 1959 Mrs Beedle left £1000 to the Staunton Harold Home Ashby and £1000 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Weetman 9 Naseby Road Leicester Mr Weetman worked at the Beedle gravel pits from 1920 until he retired two ...

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