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how about the one on Galloways Corner. We telephone fitters used to start a 7:30 but as we could not get into the city centre stores till 9 we used to have our "breakfast" in the basement of the store there (c.1962) what was your time period?

Re: selina INGRAM PLEASE CAN SOMEONE HELP ME All the Dudley Register Office births at this time period are online on https://www.bmsgh.org/wmbmd/index.html. The only Selina from 1837 in Dudley Registration District from 1837 to 2002 is the one you have

Hi all Is it Mrs Ellen CLISSOLD shopkeeper 76 Sladefield Rd Ward End

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Someone somewhere provided a link to Birmingham City Cemeteries online index, other than that they are on film at the Central Library. Could you gives us at time period and we may be able to help.

I was a "spark man" performing to Mars from the Planet Suite as a cub age 10/11 (160th Birmingham)

I remember going up Hill St on the 24 with Ginger the bus conducter swinging round the pole as we turned right into News St

if your Bert age 17 is with his parents William & Elizabeth at 99 Lidsam St in 1901 then William Nott and Jane Elizabeth are at 12 Gladys Rd Hay Mills in 1911. The wife born in ? Ross in both

In the 1911 census enumerators book 704 Stratford Rd, Sparkhill,Solihull is un-inhabited.

In the1911 census Albert Edward Finley is in Handsworth with a daughter age 2 born Sparkhill and a son 11 months born Handsworth. (wife was born Camp Hill) so he is not at 704 Stratford Rd

1908 704 Stratford Rd Albert Edward Finley hardware dealer 1908 369 Coventry Rd William Nott picture frame maker

was an inquest held? they are closed for 75 years unless you are next of kin so thats 2028. But the chance is it would have been in the paper, they are on film at Birmingham Central Library

from 1807-1837 B,M & D transcripts are published by the BMSGH on CD or Fiche https://www.bmsgh.org/bookshop/warw/wa_birm_par.html original chapel opened 1808 https://stchadscathedral.org.uk/

All-SES=TER then on to EVE-ER-SHAM

Have you found her in the 1911 census ?

from the style it looks like an "official building" from the 1930's

the BMSGH transcriptions I have from 1813 to 1837 for Edgbaston only have witnesses

If they were using the standard 1753 Hardwicke Act register there is no place to record the parents. In my family research I have not found an entry between 1753 and 1837 with the parents recorded

before 1 July 1837 no parents recorded

on Ancestry index & freebmd in 1861 he is John Devonport with his mother and step father born London in 1878 he is John James Hallam Birmingham 6d 222 in 1881 he is John J.? Devonport with his wife Frances born London,MDX in 1891 he is John I Hallam with his wife Fanny, son John I and born...