 given it was at the bottom of the slope and close to the main traffic routes to Twerton village/River Avon. I have since been informed that the mill stood where Genesis is now, behind the Victoria pub.
Another mystery potentially solved from the 1839 Oldfield parish map &endash; A field close to the present day position of Maybrick Road was called "Crandles Field ".Moving forward to the 1880's,parish maps then show "Crandales Nurser y "occupying much of the present day Moorland Road area.
Bellott is an ancient Norman name and, after 1066, the Bellott family first lived in Cheshire (Moreton on the Wirral Peninsula, granted to Bellot of Callouville). Originally, the name w as a variation of the Old French "belleau " ((good water).
In 1883, Thomas Delabere May purchased land adjacent to Dartmouth Avenue and,in 1887 set up works there that would be named the Victoria Brick and Tile Co when that company bought the works from Thomas May in 1890. A railway siding (called Mays Siding) was created in 1888 off the Somerset & Dorset railway to serve the works. This was one of three brickworks in the Oldfield Park area (the others being Sinnots works in the Shaftesbury/Arlington Rd area and Charles Hardings on the Sandpits/Monksdale Rd site). Whilst commenters have suggested Maybrick Rd is named after Sir Gelly Meyrick, I would suspect the simpler explanation is that both Maybrick and Mayfield Rds are named after Thomas May and the industry he founded in the area..
Whilst Maybrick and Mayfield Roads are likely to be the most obvious connection with the May family and their profession, there are two further local Oldfield streets named after the Mays - Claude Avenue/Terrace and Cynthia Road are named after Thomas and Mary May's first two children.
1883 Oldfield Park maps show the address as Limer Lane and thus the name may relate to lime kilns? I cannot find a record of structures in the local area but Lymore and Shophouse do link directly to the Lower Bristol Road and the Avon opposite known lime kilns in Newbridge.
&gt; Food addictions...more like lack of self control

[Food addictions are real](https://authoritynutrition.com/how-to-overcome-food-addiction/) There's people who have self control in every aspect of their life except for food. 

&gt;Growing up in Soviet Russia, we barely had any food on the table and had to really search in the stores

Just because you grew up in a different situation then others doesn't invalidate their addiction. 

&gt;When I see people that just gorge on food, I know they are just super spoiled. 

It's not like people pick where they are born. Access to food isn't a persons fault or being spoiled. Some grow up without food and some grow up with so much food that it doesn't matter if they eat more then they should because there's going to be loads more food leftover. 


&gt;You wouldn't have that "addiction" if you lived the life we lived.

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