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Its so lovely to have our site back. Thanks to all who made this possible and a big than you to you Warren... dotti

I agree that is a lovely drawing. Dotti

Thank you Brian for looking for me I really appreciate it.My brother though she was at Warstone lane but mom had said she was put in a coffin with some one else. Thanks anyway you do a really good job. Dotti

Brian could I please ask you to look in your book for Warston lane Cemetry for a child buried there between 1931-1941 The name could be Valerie Bowen or maybe a still born birth. Thank you.

Astonian That was very interesting to read you have such a wide knowledge of life around the older ends of Birmingham. I wish I had your memory.

That's a nice picture Lynn looks as if it would have been a nice road to live in when it was first built.

Thank you Alan

My Birth mother was born back of 64 Gower Street in 1921

Thank you all for sharing your pictures it really is lovely that you can all meet up like that. The pub looks a lovely place. MERRY CHRISTMAS to you all.

Thank you Lynn for those pictures of the site were the church used to be as sad as it is to see such a lovely church go at least they left a reminder plus a grassed area.

What great pictures I just cannot believe the crowds of people its hard to believe I must have been amongst it all when I worked in the city in the early 50s.

I remember walking to school in all that snow in 1947 I was 5 at the time and only myself and a boy called Lesly turned for our class.

Stars what great pictures having walked all over those streets and used the shops it brought back memories from my days growing up in Eddish Road. I never knew the pup was called the Cock and Bull I always thought it was the Glebe Tavern. Like they say you learn something new every day.

Great pictures thanks for posting them

Welcome to the world baby loui

Lovely picture Lyn. I have in my family tree Alfred Bowen who died 16th May 1878 at The Old Crown and Cushion Perry Barr his wife Sarah on the 1881 census was still running the pub.Do you think this would be the same public house. On the 1871 census they have the Pump Tavern Soho Street...

Brummagen_Lass thank you for your wonderful site I just love looking through all your records.I have managed to confirm details for two of my people with your help. I am sorry to hear of your sad loss.

Thank you Suzanne for this link this is going to be such an interesting project.

Can I ask what is on that site now such a shame that lovely church has gone. Lovely pictures Lyn

Re: ST Margarets Lovely pictures Wendy