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Mentioned in the extract above, is Alfred Foster. He was a landowner in Little Woolstone,as well as being brick and tile manufacturer. The site of his former brickyard and wharf probably lies under what is now the H6 Child's Way where it crosses the Grand Union Canal by the modern estate of Woolstone. | |
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