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Couple finds 70-year-old note buried in their wall
    2021-01-07  08:53    Shenzhen Daily

A COUPLE was left stunned after finding a note hidden inside their wall which was written 70 years ago.

Karl Church, 49, and his partner Eve Jones, 48, were in the midst of renovating their bungalow in Kingsthorpe, the U.K., when they came across the letter.

The message was written by John Rainbow in 1953 after he decided to install patio doors in his home, reports Northants Live.

The note read: “Bricklayer rate 3/6 ?. February 17 1953. J. Rainbow, 122 Kingsland Avenue, age 50.”

Now, the couple is trying to track down the author’s descendants.

Eve posted a picture of the amazing time capsule on the Northampton Photos and Social History Facebook page in an effort to find Rainbow’s relatives to return it to them.

She said: “My boyfriend was having the back window knocked out in one of the downstairs rooms. When that was being done they found this tin in the wall with the note in.

“He was thinking should he go knock on 122 Kingsland Avenue but the chance of the descendants being in that house is minimal really.

“It was put in a drawer and forgotten about it but he got it out the other day and decided to find the original descendants of Mr. Rainbow.

“I popped it in the Facebook group yesterday and it has attracted quite a bit of interest.” (SD-Agencies)

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