Parliament Street Aston

[brummy-lad]

Hi Lyn, hope you are well, marked up map attached

 

[Astoness]

yes thanks quite well john...hope you are too...thanks for the red line i had lost my bearings

lyn

 

[brummie-007]

Mrs plumb was my great gran and Mrs Griffiths was my gran

My Grandad lived at 1 Burlington Street up till 1973

 

[brummy-lad]

Some better maps of Parliament Street.

 

[brummy-lad]

Probably the closest I will ever get to an image of No. 7, the original was put through a sewing machine, (you can see the tramlines on it), an action I have regretted in my adult life. Still not perfect but I'm more than happy with it.

 

[Martin88]

Hello,

I have been doing my family tree and on the 1901 census, it says my g grandfather lived on Parliament Street, well the exact wording is 4 back 12 Parliament Street which I am not sure I understand. Looking at the OS maps and images posted here, at the date in question, does not look like there were any buildings to the back of the even numbers on the road? Am I correct or am I missing something?

This is a really interesting thread btw

 

[Astoness]

Hello,

I have been doing my family tree and on the 1901 census, it says my g grandfather lived on Parliament Street, well the exact wording is 4 back 12 Parliament Street which I am not sure I understand. Looking at the OS maps and images posted here, at the date in question, does not look like there were any buildings to the back of the even numbers on the road? Am I correct or am I missing something?

This is a really interesting thread btw

hi looking at the map on post 124 i agree..i cant see any houses at the back of no 12..could you give me your gt grandfathers name and when born so that i can check the 1901 census..thanks

lyn

 

[mikejee]

There were two parliament streets, the other being off Coventry Road, but neither the modern nor the 1880s maps show vak houses at either 4 or 12 of either street