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Thanks for this great thread I’ve just learnt my great gran parents married here in the early 1900’s ”Charles Hazlewood & Alice”

Thank you it's such an interesting read :) my nan spoke fondly of walking up to the farm on a Sunday to see her grandparents

Hi yes thats my family violet is my great granmother

Yes the “early” generations seem easy. There's only two of violets children left sadly but the great aunty has reached out recently to say she has a family Bible with the women line in it she's giving it to me Christmas as the next generation. I'm aware of her parents Louis & Ellen (who my nan...

Hi all, Great thread the bit about disappearing seems very true! My farther was a Blundell sadly not part of my life and so researching it have connected with family members via DNA matches have heard the story from others about banardos & Canada. I've been thinking of reaching out to discover...

Hi, I am following the family line of my nans mother Violet Arthur I know little of the family although learning more through the censors and going back a generation at a time. Any tips would be great

Hello I’ve just come across this post. I’m really interested in the history. My ancestor William Grantham lived on the farm & I believe (although not yet sure) his dad Richard Grantham also lived there before passing when William seems to have taken over the farm at this point.

Hi all, Looking at the Grantham family back to the 1700’s quite an interesting family so far. Seemingly lived at one point on “hole farm” kings Norton for a few generations. William Grantham was on the farm and I believe his farther Richard Grantham too (although he’s the point I’m stuck) Thanks

Hello all, I’m researching the Hazlewood family from Birmingham (small heath in 1920s) any info greatful. They aren’t the best with keeping records correct! Thanks