Difference between revisions of "Trevor Stevens"
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Trevor Stevens born 1944 was the son of [[Alfred & Connie Stevens]] | Trevor Stevens born 1944 was the son of [[Alfred & Connie Stevens]] | ||
| − | [[File:Trevor Stevens and Colin Macey.jpg|alt=.|thumb|Trevor Stevens and Colin Macey]]'''In 1959''' Trevor Stevens was taken on as an apprentice carpenter and joiner, by Reg Hickman, a builder of Loosley Row. The term was for four and a half years, 52 hours per week, for £2-10s (£2.50p) per week. | + | [[File:Trevor Stevens and Colin Macey.jpg|alt=.|thumb|Trevor Stevens and Colin Macey]]'''In 1959''' Trevor Stevens was taken on as an apprentice carpenter and joiner, by Reg Hickman, a builder of Loosley Row. The term was for four and a half years, 52 hours per week, for £2-10s (£2.50p) per week. click Reg & Mary Hickman for more about Reg Hickman |
Revision as of 06:31, 6 July 2023
Trevor Stevens born 1944 was the son of Alfred & Connie Stevens
In 1959 Trevor Stevens was taken on as an apprentice carpenter and joiner, by Reg Hickman, a builder of Loosley Row. The term was for four and a half years, 52 hours per week, for £2-10s (£2.50p) per week. click Reg & Mary Hickman for more about Reg Hickman