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  1. changinman1

    Royal Flying Corps Royal Air Force WW1

    Hi ...erm i was just under the impression that kids lied about their age to get in the army and fight but as you say he joined as soon as he legally could bless him, and the war was still ongoing in the April of 18 when he joined albeit until November.
  2. changinman1

    Royal Flying Corps Royal Air Force WW1

    so he was born in 1900 so i wonder why he didnt join the forces in 14/15 , I know he was a skilled man he was a welder and sheet metal worker , would that have some bearing on why he didnt go and fight ?
  3. changinman1

    The Eagle, Floodgate Street

    it was called Billys not Bennys
  4. changinman1

    Royal Flying Corps Royal Air Force WW1

    I dont really understand what those docs are telling me in summary , what was his actual service history ?
  5. changinman1

    Royal Flying Corps Royal Air Force WW1

    Hiiiiii i dont get why there are RFC records and army records ?? how does that all piece together in ww1 for him ?
  6. changinman1

    What happened

    I still can’t work out where the bomb hit , was it a house that’s out of shot
  7. changinman1

    What happened

    Can anyone tell what happened here , where did the bomb drop , if half of the house was blasted away why isn’t the bus in two pieces , we’re there any casualties involved
  8. changinman1

    Dad's Memoirs

    Love reading this
  9. changinman1

    Co-op High Street Birmingham

    Who has memories from the 80,s , thats when I was there for a year or two.
  10. changinman1

    Gun Factories / Gun Quarter - Staff Lists ??

    There could be a link to thomas field bcos i have a thomas in my tree from that era
  11. changinman1

    Walter Collins and the Beet family

    Shame the pic is not clearer as my an and granddad lived next door and he tried to get into the hosue to rescue them
  12. changinman1

    Frederick William field

    mmmmm so he died in july 1918 , 4 years after he was discharged from the army and ironically he died just as the war ended , how awful. Does anyone know what he did inbetween 1914 and 1918 ?
  13. changinman1

    Frederick William field

    I was wondering if they ever took photos of the recruits when enlisiting them as none of the family know what he looks like because he dies of Spanish flu ?
  14. changinman1

    Old street pics..

    My dad lived there in the 40s and 50s I think ...the field family
  15. changinman1

    The Anchor

    Hi ...I posted this probably about 10 years ago but got no responses , im looking for some information on the above pub which was on Gorsty Hill in Halesowen, my gran and grandad had it for a while , it would of been the 1950,s I think , their names were Charles Henry Field and Hilda Field and...
  16. changinman1

    Co-op High Street Birmingham

    Has anyone got any newspaper reports or internal comms detailing the closure of High street ?
  17. changinman1

    Public house landlords

    Hi id love if there was some new info on this one , it may have been in my nans name also which is Hilda Field ????, and if anyone has any pics of the pub too that would be great , thanks
  18. changinman1

    Street pics

    Thanks v much
  19. changinman1

    Ormond Street

    My Field Family lived there on the 1891 census ...George and Ellen Field , no 23 .
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