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  1. Reg Cook

    Grave photo required, Witton cemetery

  2. Reg Cook

    Grave photo required, Witton cemetery

  3. Reg Cook

    Grave photo required, Witton cemetery

  4. Reg Cook

    Grave photo required, Witton cemetery

  5. Reg Cook

    Grave photo required, Witton cemetery

  6. Reg Cook

    Grave photo required, Witton cemetery

    :confused2:Was that the grave with no headstone Steve.?? Reg.
  7. Reg Cook

    Grave photo required, Witton cemetery

    Hello Steve. Sorry!! I haven't got copies of those photo's. You'll have to remind what photo's they were of. We'll be in the Cemetery the weekend I'll see if I can find Henry Hemus and I'll take a few snaps. Regards Reg.
  8. Reg Cook

    The festival league. [football].

    Ritz Rangers, 1970s League and Cup winners. The Sunny James Memorial bowl.
  9. Reg Cook

    The Kingstanding public house

    OOPS!!! Sorry Wendy it tasted nice really.:blush:Really is a small world.:)
  10. Reg Cook

    The Kingstanding public house

    You don't mean to say, "You made that Wine" did you Wendy.??
  11. Reg Cook

    The Kingstanding public house

    I used to play in there a lot in the 70s Wendy, Used to watch Graham Miles there too. Alway's on table 1 he was. Won a Raffle there once too a case of wine tasted like vinegar.
  12. Reg Cook

    Deathridge

    I used to work with a. Mark Deathridge, at Douglas Plant, Walsall road. Late 1970s to late 1980s. I seem to recall he lived down by Birdbrook road, Great Barr.
  13. Reg Cook

    Who,s this

    I'll take a wild stab at it derek. Ron Atkinson??? and if I'm right, I'm buying a lottery ticket the weekend. Reg.
  14. Reg Cook

    Brandauers Factory New John St. West.

    Thanks Lyn, Sorted. XXX
  15. Reg Cook

    Brandauers Factory New John St. West.

    That was Quick Mike. Thanks a Million!! I'll pass it on to my Cousin Shirley. Reg.
  16. Reg Cook

    Brandauers Factory New John St. West.

    Does anyone remember in New John Street West a short way up from Brandaeurs there used to be a big house which held the Family Service Unit. This was up to 1962 approx. I need the house number of that building if anyone can help please Thanks
  17. Reg Cook

    Lozells Girls School

    I think her name is Maureen, Lyn.
  18. Reg Cook

    Lozells Girls School

    Wasn't Jimmy, or James Pendry was it TopsyTurvey, The father of Garry Pendry the ex B'ham City fullback. Just wondered, because he was caretaker at Kings Rise School Kingstanding, back in the 1970s? I think it was.
  19. Reg Cook

    Aston Roll of Honour 1914 -1918

    Thanks John. George Henry Coley. My Grt Grt Granddad.
  20. Reg Cook

    Manchester Street, Blews Street, Brewery Street and New Town Row 1800 - 1861

    Hephzibah living in Harding street, with her daughter from a previous marriage. Mary Jane Goode. Now Mary Jane Houghton.
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