Recent content by Nicola C

Thanks so much

Thanks so much

Hi Maz. Yes I was so excited when I first found this one, turns out it's John's parents :) thanks so much though.

Hi Ben, I am looking for John and Mary Benham and their son Thomas. They were living on Pershore Street at the time and the father John worked as a Malt mill maker.

Hi everyone. I am trying to find the enumeration district that covered Pershore Street in Birmingham in the 1841 census, could anyone please point me in the right direction? Any help much appreciated.

Thanks so much will read this after work x

Morning everyone, yesterday we went Autumn picking collecting leaves and conkers etc to make an autumn candle and we found ourselves walking around Old Yardley in the Churchyard of St Edburgha's Church. I know the headstones were removed but I can't find information on if the bodies were removed...

Oh wow that sounds fascinating. People do keep the strangest and most wonderful things. My grandfather was born a month after these papers were published so I assume they belonged to my Great-grandfather.

Thanks will also look into this x

Thanks Lyn I will contact them :)

Hello. I have some Newspapers from January and February 1943 which I have found in my Grandfather's belongings. I am wondering where these could worthwhile if anyone has any ideas? It's full of news from the Front line and the war and war effort.

Thanks for the input

Hello everyone. I am researching an ancestor of my husband on ancestry and have been looking at some records, I was hoping for some insight if possible, please. This ancestor was living on Morville Street in Birmingham and before his marriage, he was working as a 'pen worker' and his industry...

Thanks for your amazing insight Pete that's very interesting

Indeed it is lovely, that's why I go past my local (Ward End) and go to the Yardley one as it's my old one from childhood. The train seat is even still there unchanged from the 90s