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What a lovely photo Kathryn,they all looked happy.

1918Aston Ward 192797 CollintonHarold Erneet36204135, L-Cpl, 1st Gn, Battn, WYR JARDINE ROAD Yes just him.

In 1918 there was a Harold Collington in 36 Jardine Road.

They were still there in 1930.

In 1920 there were Goerge and Harriet Hinton,36 Jardine Road.

That would be lovely if you could get a copy. My mother in law also thought he was a wonderful man, wonder if your grandfather new my mother in law Doris may mann.

I thought it was the same one,such an unusual name I have been told it is biblical it is in one of the long pedigees in the bible and means son of Jesse,sorry I spelt that wrong last time. I have never seen a photo of any the family,wonder if there was a likeness my mother in law died in 2004.

Yes its the same one ,I have his sons birth certificate Hery Percy Mann,who is the eldest son,my mother in laws father.

The correct spelling is Naasson,haven't a clue where it came from. Naasson J Mann was my mother in law's Grandfather,I am not sure when he died but have found him still living in 1939 at 49 Homes Building Palmer street St Bartholemew ward not sure what Homes Buildings means. I have been told he...

Google "rover longbridge tunnels " come's up with loads pictures on the 28dayslater

Is there any records for evacuees during W.W.II from Birmingham, If there are would they be in the Archives at Birmingham library.

Where did the thin sliced loaf go its all medium and thick and toastie which is a thicker slice.Still theres nothing like a fresh crusty loaf.

Thank you Wendy I appreciate your help,large family's back then so a lot of searching.

Oh I hate to find out that they died so young but realise it happened in those times,I wonder when the census was taken as she died in 1841,at least I know what happened to her It didn't occur to me to look at the deaths.

hello Chris Thank you for that information,I have tried to find out what happened to the children,Julia and Edward I dont know what happened to them as yet whether they married ect, but I will keep searching.

Can anyone look at Baptism's for St Martins,for William and Mary Ann Garfield Children born between 1836 /1841, I think there maybe four or five of them as the family lived in Broad Steet.

My dad used to say "its bin there donkeys years" anybody know where that come from.

Not sure what it is called now as The Gospel Oak has had a couple of name changes,but its still there the Moonraker has gone.I lived off Gospel Farm Road must be twenty years ago my children went to Lakey Lane my daughter went onto Pitmaston but it closed after her first year.

St Cyprians Church is still there,and so are the cottages my father and his father worked at the wire mill Horsfall they also built the cottages for thier workers I believe also owned houses around the area.There is another entrance to the wire mill at the end of Speedwell Road,Horsefall also...

This is a picture of my Great Grandfather in 1916.