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LindyB65 I found Thomas Bartlett Pork Butcher born Gloucester 1855 living at 2 Sutton Place Aston Deritend Bordesly Birmingham married to Dora and children are Catherine 16 Florence 13, William T 10, Joseph A 7, Rose M 5,Agnes A 3John A 1 and Emily 1 month. 1891 census.

Me too I have Joseph Hunt married Maria Bagley 10 September 1832 St Martins Birmingham. The Father Wm bagley and Mother Phoebe the same as Di.

I have Ruby Ellen brewin born 1923 7 back of 72 Garrison Lane is that any help? Lydia Ellen Brewin was her mother but as I mentioned before this was her 3rd Marriage I wasn't sure if this was the family home since both previous husbands surnames Bryan and Jays had died.

Looking for a friend either the names Bryan, Jays, Brewin family that lived in Garrison lane. Lydia married 3 times so hence diiferent names.

I have since been back to the library and found this picture advert in the Wrightsons Directory of Birmingham 1835 for John Bartlett Malt Mill Maker 10 Court Deritend which was a lovely surprise.

Thank you Cromwell it is a lovely photo I hope your trip went well.

My first school was Lakey Lane Infants and juniors in Hall Green. My mom took me on my first day to the reception class Miss Ball was the teacher. I still remember the class room vividly, the wendy house in the corner of the room and the goldfish she kept in a tank. The room had sliding glass...

Thank you best friend for sharing your memories of Angelina Street, what lovely ones they were too.

Thank you Terry its nice if you can use that term in this situation to be able to see where it happened.

Guess what I went today and that photo of jefcoat removals has gone missing, it would be sad if it hasn't just been mislaid don't you think. While I was ther there were a group of teenagers misbehaving showing no respect when spoken to about their behaviour tut tut!

I lived in Hall Greenas as a child not too far from Acocks Green, is there anymore information that you can give, their names, maybe an adress that may stir memories for someone.

I take it that this where Henry Underhill may have received his injuries according to his death certificate they weren't pleasant Gun shots of left elbow, right forearm and Right lower jaw since the date he died was August 21st 1916 which would have been a month later allowing for time to...

Thank you I have been to both floors several times but didn't know that there was a photo collection.

Would I go to the 6th floor to find these photos or the archives on the 7th floor?

Wilmott Breedon is one I remember in Kings Heath/Stirchley.

I guess it must be.......... it makes sense! It was Brazil Terrace that intrigued me.

Yes I had my tonsils out at the ear nose and throat I was 19 and in the childrens ward the consultant was Mr Brain. For what reason other than eye problems obviously I have attended the eye hospital. At 21 I had my appendix removed at Dudley Road now the City Hospital. I had both my sons at...

Leah was born in 1873.

I discovered this address on my great genadmother Leah Taylors birth certificate, Brazil Terrace Highgate Lane. Would Highgate Lane eventually have become Highgate Road? Leah lived most of her married life as a Bartlett up until she died in 1953 in Highagate Road.

Thank you Di and Cromweel I thought it might be the one. I remember visiting my brother there when he was invovled in a car accident. I wasn't sure because of all the other old hospital buildings such as the eye hospital and the ear nose and throat where I had the experience of having my...