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    Register office

    I had a similar query a couple of years ago, when I asked about the location of the Kings Norton Register Office (became part of Birmingham South 1924-1932). I spoke to a very helpful chap called John Yates at the Register Office on 0121 675 2909. He confirmed that the Register Offices...
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    Key Hill Cemetery - Edmonds grave/memorial

    Dear Brian Thanks for the reply. The names you mention tally with the couple and some of their children - appearing with them on the 1851/61 census returns (and 1841 with Rebecca and her in laws - James is residing at the 'Court of Request Prison' in that year!). So I think you have...
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    Key Hill Cemetery - Edmonds grave/memorial

    Wendy Thanks very much - I look forward to your findings. Andy
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    Key Hill Cemetery - Edmonds grave/memorial

    Can anyone help me with confirm details on the occupants of a grave/memorial at Key Hill? The index at the library gives me the following references; 1865 19188 James Edmonds grave 211 D, reopened 1869 20566 Rebecca Edmonds grave 211 D, reopened I think that these may be for James...
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    St Barnabas Church records

    DearmEileen Birmingham City archives hold the burial registers for this church from 1824-1979; a trip to the sixth floor of the central library should answer your question. Regards Andy
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    St Giles Church, Bordesley.

    St Giles was on Bordesley Green. Birmingham Library/Archives have the baptism registers from 1905-1958. Regards Andy Parkes
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