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Unfortunately there is no listed siblings/parents on that tree, I did try to look for a Timothy Hannah Marriage but couldn't find one.. checking Timothy and Charles baptisms to see if you can find them with matching parents may be the way to go next, Ephraim is an unusual name so Thomas calling...

Interestingly there is a baptism for a Ephraim Feist Tullett 26.2.1826 in Shipley Sussex, to a Timothy and Hannah, it's an unusual name so maybe they are connected to your Thomas?

Thanks for the help Mike :)

Thanks Dib, their daughter my Nan moved to Ellen Street when she married, they didn't like to go far my lot lol

Hi Brian, the Lawrence side of my family lived all over Hockley, Gt Gt Grandad Philip was born Caroline Street Hockley, they were in the Jewellery Trade Gold and Silver smiths, My Gt Grandad Thomas lived in Northwood Street Hockley for about 30 years, wonder if we are connected? :)

Great pics, more for my collection :) My Gt Nan lived back of 52 Hingeston Street, does anyone know if it was anywhere near that pub?

Hi Winston, his name is William Martin, someone did find his war records and confirm it's him, and i've seen the picture on the Common Wealth War Graves site, I just don't understand the length of time .. do you think they got his death date wrong? he was bought home and was in hospital in...

Peter the Tree on Ancestry doesn't have a descendant line from him, they descend down threw Albert, the info on it is as follows Thomas c1791 born Crawley Sussex Hatter married Harriett Smith 12.11.1831 in Aston Juxsta (St Peter & St Pauls) Birmingham, she was born Sedgeley Green Staffordshire...

I thought that Shera, i couldn't find a Henry to a Thomas in 1841 and 1851(he should have been with parents on atleast one of those), if it is them there's a tree on ancestry with that family on it.

Was he born Birmingham? I'll have a look threw census's see if i can find him for you :)

My Gt Gt Granfather is on the War Memorial at Witton and is also burried there, I do wonder tho as he died in February 1917 from injuries when he was bought back from WW1, but when i checked the Fiches for burials the only one i could find was buried there in the July 1917, it seems a long time...

Right as it's correct I found this possible birth for Henry in 1806 along with possible siblings (note some are spelt Leatherland, I have found this a lot) 1. HENRY LITHERLAND - International Genealogical Index Gender: Male Christening: 22 JUN 1806 Saint Mary, Lichfield, Stafford, England...

Is this your John in 1861 ?? possible for him Henry Litherland 54 Anne Litherland 47 Frederic Litherland 15 Emma Litherland 13 John P Litherland 11 Henry Litherland 9 Anne Litherland 7 Lewis Litherland 4...

How sad for you and your Husband Wendy, my thoughts are with his family and the both of you. If there is one thing i have learnt this last week it is that life is precious and you never know when it's up. We have just lost my eldest sons friend, taken at the age of 21, God bless them both x

Re: William Child(s) Thanks for that Ann, shame about that, it'll have to wait till i can get up to the Library then :(

Does anyone have the discs for Edgbaston(think it may be St Bartholamews as i have found that church used in the past listed as Edgbaston) at all could have a look at a marriage entry for me for please of William Child(s) to Harriett Wedgwood on 5.12.1813, would be intersted to know witness and...

They were Tommy and Rose Wells Lyn, not sure who Uncle Tommys parents were think his dad was Tommy too, I'll have to try to get hold of my cousin Eve and find out more names.

Just had a nosey threw and some great pics to add to my history collection. My aunt and uncle lived on Lennox Street 1940-1950, if anyone remembers the Wells family it'd be good to hear from you :)

I am not sure about National Libraries, I do know that if you want Birmingham then you have to go to B'ham Library, for Leeds you would have to go to Leeds etc, etc, it is a pain, most Libraries hold some Parish records for outside their area's but they are limited, Birmingham does but they...

Jules it was probably the one my Nan went to as the roads are the same. Lyn that would be great, i have seen some and showed my mom but some of them are tucked into threads that are so long i just dont have the time to search each page :(