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Blyth Town Council and Blyth Battery are looking for any of the relatives of the nine men who died of drowning while on service with the Royal Warwickshire Regiment on August 24, 1917. They are putting together a commemoration for these men on Thursday August 27, 2017. If any of the relatives...

Name: Arthur Pagett Gender: Male Birth Year: abt 1867 Marriage Date: 10 May 1896 Marriage Age: 29 Marriage Place: Hockley, All Saints, Warwickshire, England Spouse: Adelia Thornton Spouse Gender: Female Spouse Marriage Age: 25 Father: Jonathan Pagett Spouse's Father: William...

1911 living at 131 stoney lane balsall heath Arthur Pagett 45 wire drawer adelia 40 Arthur 14 butchers boy Nellie 13 frederick10 frank 8 William 6 walter 5 Charles 3 Stanley 2 W illiam Thornton age 45 brass founder .... wifes brother Arthur and adelia married for 14 years had 9 children 8...

Hi Mike Annie Bull is listed in 1912 electoral registers as 37 Allcock St What a strange lady to try to trace , she certainly didn't want to make it easy rob

Hi Mike Christ church Yardley wood Frank was buried 10/12/1910 age 48 of 5 Liverpool St Deritend He is buried in plot A202 His mother Ann is also in the same plot she was buried 16/11/1904 age 73 years of Institute Rd Kings Heath As far as I could see there were no further burials in that plot...

On Ancestry I have tried to trace the family but with not much luck However I looked on the electoral rolls and traced George from Collingdale Rd to 217 Charles rd, in 1920,1922,1927,1927 and 1930 he is listed as being in Charles Rd , the other person listed on a number of occasions is Fanny...

The 1901 census gives A.A. as a daughter born 1894, in 1911 she is down as Ada but there is no Ada with an A born in Bham in 1894ish , there is a Ada Emily b 1894 also a Annie Adelaide born 1893 in Aston could Ada in 1911 be short for Adelaide and then she uses her first name in 1912 to marry...

Hi Mike This family is more mysterious as time goes on You say you have the marriage and birth certificate for George henry , could I see a copy please I seem to think that the children ' f born 1881 , /a born 1882 / a born 1888 are not Franks but Harriets from another marriage There are a...

That's my pleasure i did wonder what is referred to when it says in the book "permanent way department" ie where's that? i may see you at colmore or if not at the stadium regards rob

I got a copy yesterday A great book to read well done

Hi Frank died in 1910 and is buried with his mother Ann in Yardley Wood, although his father George is buried in All Saints Kings Heath It would obviously be helpful to get Franks death certificate Up until recently I knew nothing about Frank except his death etc and the family rumour What...

not to worry ive just found her searched for ages with no luck thanks rob

i still cant find her on ancestry

hi hope someone can help me here i have an ancestry account and am looking for harriet vaughan born 1844 in upton bishop hereford, she lives in kings norton in 1911 and is a widow but try as i may i cant find her, however the site find my past lists her on a search as harriett vaugh...

It was indeed Worthingtons, my late father was a driver for them and i can remember as a youngster going with him regularly to take people to the ferry in Wales and then onto Ireland We regularly had one of their coaches outside the house

i also have a relative in 1911 lived at Canal Side Mill Pool Hill a Thomas Hill living with a Mary Sawyer Thomas is said to have drowned himself in the canal

Hi I wonder if you can tell me which four cemeteries have now been computerised i know of brandwood

also at https://www.flickr.com/photos/11994036@N00/2481619430 it shows a clearer picture and says it is Bedford 108 (by then Q233VOE

at https://www.flickr.com/photos/8050359@N07/2547577159/in/set-72157601897404812 there is a back of a lorry hoe 421 w i used to do the stores run to tyburn rd and had the use of 2 leyland 7.5 ton terriers no memory of the registrations of them but i think their fleet numbers where 423 and 422

that was the lorry we had when i was a mechanic at liverpool st garage, although i cant tell you the registation of it it ma ybe me in the bus we where always recovering thm