I wonder if anyone can help this gentleman - a "silver surfer" who's a little wary of mailing lists :-) > Lillian Moyses B1900 married Sydney Moore having 2 girls and 1 boy living in > Banbury during WW2. > > Lillian was my aunt and Sydney either owned, or managed a Banbury Cinema. - > They arranged for my Mother and I to be evacuated from London to the Aynho > Arms. > > (which was adjacent to the Oxford canal and 2 railway stations) during the > war. > > I would like to contact any descendents of Lillian and Sydney Moore and know > that my cousin Joyce Moore and her husband David Cross have since passed > over. If anyone knows anything, can you either write directly to the list or to me and I'll pass the message on, Thank you :-) Rosemary Northumberland UK Email: [email protected] Family History: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~rprobert/ Banburyshire Website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~engcbanb/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Hi all, >From the description of where the pub was situated - that would of been the Great Western Arms, the wharf & canal to one side - the GWR on t'other, on the road between Aynho & Clifton I'm sure someone on list can remember what cinemas were in Banbury at that time & where? Angela co admin Banbury >> Lillian Moyses B1900 married Sydney Moore having 2 girls and 1 boy living >> in >> Banbury during WW2. >> >> Lillian was my aunt and Sydney either owned, or managed a Banbury >> Cinema. - >> They arranged for my Mother and I to be evacuated from London to the >> Aynho >> Arms. >> >> (which was adjacent to the Oxford canal and 2 railway stations) during >> the >> war.