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Wonderful news clips. Dare I say, you're the 'font of all knowledge'. Thank you for this information, brilliant. Jo

Thanks for the image. Looks most unappetising. Can't imagine having a slice of that in me wrap. Thank you very much for pointing me in the direction of other posts on 'tripe'.

PS... Charles Edwin Mayfield, Cordwainer resided at the address in question.

The following are the records I have covering the address in question: Highgate is quoted on a baptism record dated 1837. Highgate Road (Hamlet of Bordesley, Parish of Aston) is quoted in the 1841 Census Records (record attached) 69 Highgate (Hamlet of Bordesley, Parish of Aston, Deritend &...

69 Highgate

Family history census and other records from 1837 to 1851 show Highgate Road, Aston (Deritend/Bordesley). Could anyone point me in the direction of a map that shows this address? Did Highgate Road become Highgate Street, or Upper Highgate Street in Highgate in later times perhaps?

Can anyone tell me about The Tripe House, Digbeth, 1865? Was tripe an alternative to meat in general?

I am researching my family history and have an old Cabinet photo portrait with Brown Barnes & Bell's numerous addresses on the reverse. My family were living in Aston and would have used the Birmingham studio: Brown Barnes & Bell, 86 New Street, Birmingham. However, the studio opened 1881 and...

When maps are located.... I have only read the text writeup. No images of maps or links to maps were available to me in this thread.

An invaluable source of information. Many thanks Muriel