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I did have a quick look to see id the Wolverhampton family were related but I didn't think it was. If I'm remembering correctly I think...

There is also a Smith family with mmn Bishton registered in Wolverhampton.

Yes there is a birth reg in June qtr 1904 of Walter Ernest Thomas mmn Ashford. Death reg in Sep qtr 1904 of Walter Ernest at Aston.

Is great grandfather Ernest? Can we use first names please? So I don't get confused. Thanks

Difficult to be certain but assuming that 15-17 are the ones at the end and the first long row is 1-10 then I'd guess no. 14 is the one...

The entry between the two houses would seem to indicate that 15 to 17 are the three houses round the corner at the end.

to go with the above map is a photo of court 21 house numbers 15 to 17 lyn

The access looks clear to me. Not like the other nearby courts where the access appears to be a covered entry between two houses but...

I'm not sure if I'm getting confused (easy with Smiths) but I don't think any one said Walter died young. As per your op he died in WWI...

Sorry, just popping my head around the door to say I’ve had some horrid shifts at work this week but that I really appreciate all of...

Right - only looked for those on the census. Will do some more digging.

I think there are at least 4 more daughters as well - Sarah Ann, Harriet, Elizabeth and Ann.

Birth reg mmn Bishton. All names match 1881 census.

I agree - I haven't at the moment found Oswin on any later censuses nor a death record.

No mmn and we know names can be changed. I think this is the Elizabeth who 'married' Thomas Smith and if so then I'd say Oswin is...