Quote - His address is given as Bromsgrove Street again is it possible to find out who else may have lived with him,ie children,or other relatives,siblings ect
To arrive at 4 x great Grandfather Thomas Rogers born c1777you must be researching one of his descendants.
Would you be able to tell us the name of this person ? ( 3x Great Grandparent )
Including the year they were born died and who they married.
I realise you may see this as a step backwards.
Do you have a baptism record for Thomas’s child , your 3x great grandparent ?
This may be the way forward , whilst marriage records during that period reveal little information, baptism records tend to reveal more such as address, and father occupation , also the mother’s forename.
This can help narrow search down and find the parents marriage.
St Phillips Registers at Birmingham Central Library – Archives.
Baptisms 1715 - 1863 (Some records have been withdrawn)
Marriages 1715 - 1960
Burials 1715 - 1965
By searching the burial records this may reveal if the grave of your ancestor was private grave or a public grave.
If your ancestor is buried in a private grave, then it is possible other family members are buried with him.
If Thomas is buried in a public grave it less likely so that family members would have been buried with him.