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1841 census Place:Ladywood Birmingham -Warwickshire Address: 9 Nelson St Surname First name(s) Occupation Where Born Remarks HAWKER Joseph M 20 Plasterer Outside Census County (1841) HAWKER Sarah F 20 Outside Census County (1841) HAWKER Mary Ann F 4 Warwickshire...

Once again I have joined two threads on the same topic, could I please ask for members to check by using the search box at the top of the page that topics are not already on the forum before starting a new thread. for reasons already stated below... thank you

Re: Harry Tonks 1884 Seems like your Nan was right about her Dad as the family are living with Harry Short as borders on the 1901 census at 3 bk 65 Richard St Nechells. Not everyone served in the war some did war work making guns and bullets. It certainly looks like that was what Harry Short...

I have looked and found some of the posted Hawker families in the 1841 census do you need these? I so let me know...

Brilliant pic' I so love those old photo's

Very intresting and some great pic's thanx for sharing them.

Re: scarla cinema My brother, sister and about 10 of our friends went to the Scarla and many of the other 'Picture Houses' around town every Sunday evening. We would the go to one of 'The Pie carts', Hot potato', or 'Hot dog' stands, whichever was the closest. Because I was not working my...

In 1891 there is a Fredric Foster living with Samuel's family born abt 1870 Carbrook, Yorkshire, England, he's down as a visiter. the family are living 1 West Bromwich St Oldbury. So there must be some connection to the name 'Foster', could Sam's mother have married twice ?

Re: How it used to be on Sunday Because we already had a thread on this 'Topic' I have merged them both to make one thread. This way we will not get members reposting memories they have already posted, thus saving more web space for more 'New' threads and posts.

From around 4years of age till about 10 years of age.

Your Gran may have been born in the one Street, but the family may have moved to the other before the cencus was taken. There are a couple of photo's on this forum of Dymoke St (Put the word Dymoke into the search box top of the page and a number of post will come up about the streets in the...

Sad news about Dot she was one of the first people on the forum I ever had personal contact with, she was able to send me information about my Aston family. Dot knew one of my cousins very well and was able to give me loads of info' to follow up... she could be a very funny lady and at one time...

Re: Can someone assist with a Family tree problem ( is this the right place for this Name: Judith A Jones Mthr: Ward Birth: Dec 1951 - Solihull As this is Judy the other two Linda and Richard may be from another Jones/Ward family also in B'Ham. There are no Christian names for the mother's...

Re: Can someone assist with a Family tree problem ( is this the right place for this Could these be them? Births Mar 1950 Jones Donna M (Mthr) Ward Birmingham 9c542 Births Dec 1951 JONES Linda S (Mthr) WARD Birmingham 9c137 Births Jun 1953 JONES Richard (Mthr) WARD Birmingham 9c492

I couldn't agree more Di... Peter and his wife Barbara were two of the most friendly, giving, talented and all round genuine people I have ever had the pleasure to meet and spend time with. You gave so much of yourselves to the people who knew you and left so much for the rest of us to enjoy...

brilliant Eric, that is only one of a few I have seen that you have done and they have all been 'Top Notch' well done...

Hi Throthy I have found this family, could this be them in 1901? Lily BateEstimated Birth Year abt 1899 Daughter Father's name: George Bate Mother's name: Elizabeth Bate Cox Bank Nantwich Chester George Bate 32 Lock Keeper Elizabeth Bate 35 Violet Olive Bate 5 William Bate 4 Lily Bate 2...

Re: Jane Bradshaw - Where did you go? Gazzo, Sorry to say you can't always rely on Marriage cert's, or Census records to be correct... The human element takes over... I have a Gran who stated all her children were Manley's the name of her first husband, but only two were the others were born...

Re: Jane Bradshaw - Where did you go? Male Alexander Bradshaw Bride's Name:Rhoda Broadhurst Palmer (the name of the lady Alice Palmer and her children with jane in 1891) 23 Sep 1834 Marriage St. Philip'S Cathedral, Birmingham, Warwick, England Maybe Jane's grand parents as they are related to...

I'm soooo jealous sitting here would love to be helping with the dig and stuff... went to Key Hill with Wendy exactly four years ago when I was over in 2007. You have done so much cleaning up of the place since then , so would love to came again if I can save my pennies sometime. Lyn didn't...