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Vickers Armstrong Castle Bromwich (Spitfire) ?????

Have made a note and will check it out tomorrow for you, (that is unless someone beats me to it :-)

Steam enthusiast with a user name same as a Jubilee Engine 45733?

Have to agree, checked out the Diocese book in the archives last night and the parish church is saint Mary's.

been doing a bit of research in the Aston churches and have researched the following: Saint Matthias, Saint Paul's, Saint Silas, Saint Stephens, Saint Clements.....

Seabird, on Genes Reunited "Hide" Living Relatives, this will stop that happening, Whenever I find that has happened to me I write to the person concerned asking them as a matter of priority to remove my name from their tree. If you want to PM me with your details I will contact the person on...

https://home.clara.net/dixons/Certificates/marriages.htm#COL9 Scroll down to "Rest of Certificate"

Is this the chap you are looking for? Name: Dennis COOKE Rank: Sapper Initials: D C H Birthplace: Smethwick Residence: Smethwick Regiment, Corps etc.: Royal Engineers 01/09/39...

Anthea, you are a real Gem, I thought Slacklady, but as you say Shacklady, loads of them on the 1911 census, mostly from Lancs, also found a demise for Ellen Shacklady in 1995 from Aberconwy, not a stones throw from Llandudno, could be one and the same. Thank you kindly, greatly appreciated. Dibs

Hi Folks Can anyone make out the name or offer any clues as to the of informant on this death cert please The first name is Ellen? The surname starts with an S (I gathered this from another word on DC) The cert was issued to the daughter at 10a Mostyn Street Llandudno June 1950 Kind...

Two of my dads favourites, "Up the wooden hill to Bedfordshire" time for bed, but one I never understood myself was, If he saw a lady with her petticoat showing he would say "Charlie's Dead"

Maybe this one? Deaths Mar 1905 SMITH Albert Edward given age 39 Birmingham 6d102

The Cemetery Tavern would have been on the corner of Cemetery Lane where the car park is now.

Charlie, the image is on the cemetery side, going down the hill towards the Flats, if you enlarge the image you can see the the photo that Wendy kindly supplied of the disused pub on the left at the bottom of the hill, in the other image going up the hill (on the right hand side going up the...

I think Key Hill Drive was further up Key Hill Mike, What a morbid name for a pub Cemetery Tavern, as you say "just the place for a wake" thanks for that info, brilliant.

Hi Folks... Had this image for a while now, but lost in the realms of my PC, taken in the 1950s I guess, and now Georges Cafe, but it looks to have been a pub in its earlier years, any one know if it was a pub, and if so its name? The old guy is standing at the entrance to Cemetery Drive I...

Although Kings Norton came under Worcestershire (then) it now comes under Birmingham, your best bet is to order from the Birmingham Register Office.... [email protected]

Not really, up until 1912 Kings Norton registration district covered thus. This page did not copy & paste too well so follow the link https://www.ukbmd.org.uk/genuki/reg/districts/kings%20norton.html

The next terrace up, Western Terrace was (I am almost sure) renovated and is still standing to this day.

High Street, Deritend?