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My grandparents in 50/60's Erdington.

Maybe this one?

Which is why I chose Findmypast over Ancestry to do my research a few years ago. Even with a subscription they still charged £2.50 to look at individual records, them another £3.50 to look at the original record. I've recently signed in for another months worth and notice they are now not...

https://birminghamhistory.co.uk/forum/threads/velodrome-inside-aston-villa-fc-ground.53478/post-763354

A Merry Christmas to all Brummies near and far.

My brother and his son have just popped round to see how bad my flapping fascia is. The wooden board behind it has gone missing, looks like scaffolding and a chippy will be required.

Pretty wild here on the North Devon coast too. Got the government klaxon warning on the mobile last night to not leave the house. Only damaged so far is some plastic fascia has come loose on my gable end and is banging on the outside wall as I type this. We've had plenty of windy days in the...

A few images of his vintage cars.

Many thanks for the photos and news clips. As in the second photo, I was in assembly dept. Hopefully this thread will find a few former employees.

My first job when leaving school aged 15 in the summer of 1971. I've long forgotten where the factory was actually situated but would have been a shortish walk after getting the 65 bus into town from Short Heath. It didn't seem much later that the factory moved location even further away down...

I think they will be relying heavily on researchers sending in the corrections.

Looks like a second flush! No frost at your location yet?

My wife reminded me recently that we had acquired our weddings rings via catalogue in 1976. We still have a spider plant on top of the fridge/freezer.

The loo lid would never stay up on it's own. Having to hold it up by one hand when using the toilet. :joy:

I remember my wife amassing a collection of Eternal Bow crockery.

Well what a tangled web! I appreciate you've gone above and beyond here Mark. Doesn't help that these people aren't playing exactly by the rules. :eek: At least I now know why William James Hawkes mother is down as Bartlett. Great sleuthing Mark, many thanks.

I have two Lyn Daniel Hawkes b: 27/10/1799 ( Gloucester) marries: Ann Smith 22/05/1822 ( Gloucester) move to B,ham between 1851-1861 Daniel Hawkes b: 1829 (Gloucester)

Just to save people searching I have done a newspaper search for Hawkes and Hunt Families. (and found a few)

I don't want to take this thread off topic but here's the news item. Bernard Hunt.

Bernard Hunt b:1910