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I have Chamberlain in my family tree but sometimes it's been spelt Chamberlayne

One of the photos that was put on by SteveBHx you can see Pressburgers

I hope they do a second series

Shaun was often called King of the Mods

Window tax came in 17th century so I dont think that would apply there

Centenary Square looked fabulous

Also, there were a couple of places in Weoley Park Road - one was used for training purposes of missionaries and another was for adult teacher training.

Have a look on here to see if you can find any help. https://www.gov.uk/adoption-records/the-adoption-contact-register?fbclid=IwAR24GmGwB0dPcro_pcPG1cCeDy66hK2TMicJImU4oY97TasLF4mglp8gSKI

What a coincidence the first one on the list - I live just off Baldwin Road and about 3 Minutes from Wilden now

Mine was actually shown as Boatman/Home duties. He did die in 1923 so I wonder whether he didnt work full time due to ill health or there was a downturn in work,

I was impressed by what I found on the census. There were a few mistakes on the Taylor side with a wrong second name on my aunt and it showed her as working at John Rabones as a rub maker which I presume should be a rule maker.

Pedro, Swinger or Swingler? You could also find out on the census who they worked for who else worked for them and 2 names came up John Swingler Born 1864 and Frederick H Swingler Born 1903

Thanks Mike. My grandad must have carried their coal on their barges and Heath Street was Winson Green which was just around the corner from where the family lived.

After looking at the 1921 Census I found out that my grandad who was shown as a boatman worked for a company called Swinglers, does anyone have any information on them? Thanks

Will you have to have a worldwide membership to access it on Ancestry?

Best wishes Mike have a great day

Certainly the same amount of letters

Or, There is a Batley not far from Oakworth in Yorkshire.

Perhaps the bus blind maker got confused as there is an Oakworth in Birmingham, Alabama ;)