Recent content by Worcs1964

Thank you so much and I was not aware of the WWI service, I will definitely be looking further into this - he is buried at Handsworth Crem yes - so grateful for your guidance with this

thank you - I have heard of that site - and may have to pay to get more information! huge thank you for your help

Also - didnt realise her name was Annie Beryl

Just saw the certificates - absolutely fantastic - where do you obtain the information from as there are other members of my family I would like to look into on my Dads side

have found the following births. 1927 Winifred (reg Worcester) 1930 Gerald W (also Worcs) 1934 Margaret P (reg Birmingham). All with mmn Cook. 1968 eroll has Arthur, Annie B and Gerald living at 1 Carpenters Road That's great - My Mom was Margaret :)

Yes, he was born in Worcester and lived in Derby Road as a child not sure if her was born there? Nan was also born in Worcester, but not sure where, I know she lived in Crown Street past the Tyhing, Nan's surname was Cooke, Not sure about Nancy B? I believe her name was Nancy Anne?

sorry that's 1897/98/99 ^^^

thank you so much - all very helpful - Nancy Tyler - DOB 1904/05 died 1986 aged 81 Arthur DOB could be 897/98/99 he died 1974 aged 75 :)

there was a Violet in the family, possibly my Nan's sister - don't recall a William I'm afraid, thank you for what you have found so far

thank you so much, I do know there were not catholic

Thank you Lyn, very helpful information, parents were Nancy/Ann Tyler and Arthur Tyler, siblings were Winnie and Gerald, they lived in the following - Hunters Road, Grove Avenue? (possibly) Carpenters Road, not sure of what dates though or numbers, was so long ago, again, thank you for your help

Not sure if my mom went here - I know she walked down Wills Street to School and I presume it was this School she went to - no one to ask anymore, her name was Margaret Tyler and would have been there in the late 30s early 40s?

wow - thank you for this! yes Grandpa's house was a doctors house previously, my grandpa walked with a limp as he had polio as a child and his wife Blanche died in 1968, we were living in Canada at the time, therefore unable to attend the funeral unfortunately. I believe the houses were...

amazing - thank you so much for this - really appreciated

where about is this? sorry I cant seem to pinpoint the exact location - Thank you