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Very interesting. I am researching my great grandfather-in-law who was, I believe a Chief Fire Superintendant somewhere in the West Midlands/Birmingham in the mid-late C19th – as was, I believe, his father before him. The name was William Hamlyn and I would be very grateful for any leads.