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This is definately them as 1892 makes much more sense than 1862. REalised that the Rudders were boarders with the Prices. Can I find a birth certificate for Edwin and info relating to their address in Glasgow ie more children etc. Thanks ever so much for your help.

thanks - will have to check the date we've got but 1862 and 1892 could be mixed up quite easily. hat does the second part mean? Were earnest and geraled children and what is the relevance of albert rudder and sarah rudder? Is there anywhere I can look this up? Thanks ever so much.

hi sorry to keep posting but have just found out something else that I wondered if anyone could help me with. I think DAvid or Henry Nutting who had the shop in Muntz Street had a factory producing overmantles somewhere in Birmingham. Apparently the factory burnt down. I don't know if we can...

Hi I don't know if anyone can help me. I'm looking for an Edwin David Price. He came from birmingham originally, married a Clara Clark in we think 1862 and went to Glasgow ( address in 1908 as 1 Bain Street Glasgow) to work as a master chair maker. We think he lost the job and then came back to...

Does anyone have any info on the Nutting family from Grange Road/Muntz Street from 1920's to 1960s. I'm particularly interested any photos anyone might have . They also had a hardware shop on Muntz Street called General Trading Co and would love any photos of this too. Thank v much.

Hi Frothblower - don't think this would have been part of our family as I believe they were in Grange Rd/Muntz St at that time. Thanks though. Bernie I will ask my dad, his name is Terry Price and he had a brother Graham, and a sister Wendy.

Hi Bernie Mrs Price was my dad's mom and my dad would have lived there. He got married and left in 1966. I'll have to ask him if he remembers you.!

Hi there, just joined so I hope you see this! David Nutting was my dad's great grandfather. My dad remembers the general store really well. He was always in and out of it! The names you've got on previous posts were my dad's grandad and nan and his father (Archibald Price) I would be really...