Mr Sutton Pownall, a gravedigger, lives at Number Two Court, Dickenson Street, Oldham

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Mr Sutton Pownall, a gravedigger, lives at Number Two Court, Dickenson Street, Oldham

Mr Sutton Pownall, a gravedigger, lives at Number Two Court, Dickenson Street, Oldham, with his wife Joyce and their five children in a 150 year old house. The family share one bedroom, one kitchen and one living room. They share a key for communal toilets, near to where the dustbins are stacked. His children are Susan, 6, Steve, 5, Sandra, 4, Mark, 3 and Baby Gary, aged 8 months. 1st June 1962

Howard Walker
Daily Mirror
Mirrorpix
Oldham
Greater Manchester
England
DM Q4818

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