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Re: gun trade fatories Hi Dek They were living at 175 Warwick Street Sparkhill regards ron

In the 1911 census it shows two of my relatives as gun machinists is it posible to find out where they where employed 1. Charles William Rogers (Father ) aged 41 2. Charles William Rogers (Son) aged 17 Regards Ron Rogers (Australia)

Re: Marriage lookup William Rogers Hi Sylviaslyers Thanks for the reply Regards Ron

From the IGI records it shows that my GG grandfather William Rogers (Bn abt 1801) married Elizabeth Green (Bn abt 1811) on 9th April 1833 at Aston Juxta Birmingham Warwick . I dont know which church they would have been married at or any other details . I believe William was born in Solihull...

Hi Suzanne, Thanks for the update it fills in a number of blanks for me Regards Ron

Hi Colin, Thanks mate will look forward to you em regards Ron

I am researching the WW1 records for 64192 Sapper J Killops (RAE) Service dates 3.2.15 - 3.9.1916 Could someone lookup his service records for me. In addition I belive he also served in the Boar War as 4383 Pte J.Keelips ?? (unit unknown) Service dates 20.11.1900 - 19.11.1908 any further...

Morning Steve Thanks for the update i will try the email link and will let you know how i get on regards Ron

Morning Colin Thanks for the reply any chance of sending a copy or details of G/D's pension record regards Ron

Morning Dek Thanks for the reply and info i clicked on the link but most of the infor at this stage is post war regards Ron

Morning Bernard Thanks for the reply , by 1944 mum had left England for australia as a war bride Regards Ron

Hi Dek Thanks for the info Do you know anything about these factories Ron

hi Colin thanks for the info Grandad was born in 1899 so he put his age up by two years . so it stands that the earliest he could have rejoined would be 1917.. Do you have access to the medal record as he might show up in them The letter to my Mother was correct 1942 . Grandad died in 1943 Again...

My Mother Annie (Nancy) Robson Rogers was called up for war work in 1941 (?) and worked in a munitions factory in birmingham . At the time Mum lived at 124 Cato Street. Unfortunaley Mum cannot remember many details of of these years,but can remember walking to work and was a machinist making...

My Grandfather THomas Cecil Rogers enlisted in "The Worcestershire Regement" 19/10/15 and was discharges (being under aged) on 3/4/1916. I believe he reinlisted in the army and served in France ,He may have been wounded or gased as he mentions that he had to go into a military hospital in a...

Hi Steve Would you be able to look up the records and find who else if anynoe is buried in the grave, on the memorial card i have it states that the grave is a "Family grave" Thanks Ron

Shera Did it show if Thomas and Emily had any children Thanks Ron

Hi Steve Many many thanks for the photos As you can appreciate this is the first time i've ever seen my grandfathers grave and I feel quite sad that there is no headstone Ive travelled a lot in the outbacks of Australia and there are many such lonley unmarked graves and I find it very...

Hi Steve, Thanks mate also do you know where the burial records for each grave are held ? regards Ron

Thanks for that info ajwade. Regards Ron