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https://www.archive.org/stream/holyheadroadmail02harpuoft/holyheadroadmail02harpuoft_djvu.txt I found this site really interesting sorry if its already been posted.:cooleyes:

Really enjoyed Davinas wdytya some fascinating ancestors.:)

thanks for everyones help, your'e all so helpful on this forum!:beam:

Thanks for that Mike its interestig because if I don't have any success at Birmingham my next place would be Lichfield archives.

Thanks all how long before i go do i have to book a slot please.

Thanks Mike Can I get them on the day I go or do I have to apply for them earlier. Also does anybody know how long I have to book sessions before I go please. Thanks.:rolleyes:

Maggies a real star she did a look up for me last month.:D

On telling someone I'm hoping to get to Birmingham library in August they said i presume you have an archives card. They have not yet replied to my question whats an archive card and where do I get one. I've looked on Birmingham library website and can't find any info on them Also how long...

Where do you check things Alf please?:rolleyes:

Re: Martha Taylor and George James Davies Do you think they could have emigrated you can check passenger lists on find my past. What year were they born?

very good!:D

Sounds interesting I googled it after read your post and looked on find my past they don't have any Myttons living in warwickshire, Staffs, or Worcester on there as far as I can tell. :shocked:

What is the National Burial Index please where did you buy it from.:shocked:

Thanks for that info its all so interesting.

I have 32 Camden Street as one of the addresses in my family history mine is in the Parish of St Pauls Birmingham, 1851 would this be the same Camden Street please.

Do you have reason to believe hes born in Birmingham as theres a Daniel Mc laughlin born the right time on igi but hes born in Ireland.:rolleyes:

Re: William Thursfield/Evelyn nee Hand(s) Calculated I expect.:)

Re: William Thursfield/Evelyn nee Hand(s) Not to worry, I've finished my brother in laws tree with thanks to Pat as she had him on her tree. Unfortunately the one person we would love to find I doubt we never will is Pete my brother in laws brother Stephen he was adopted at a young age and we...

https://billdargue.jimdo.com/ Heres the link

Something i remember in the Bull Ring been with my nan in the 60's. An elephant(i think) rubbish bin it sucked your rubbish through its trunk. As a small child i thought it was great.