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  1. zena58

    67 Summerhill Girls Training Home

    thanks mike
  2. zena58

    67 Summerhill Girls Training Home

    hi looking for smith births, i was looking through birmingham baptisms on ancestry when i found in st marks 1887 page 50 7 different baptisms all for different people, with or without parents, on the same day, but all born on different days and sometimes years apart the address is 67 summerhill...
  3. zena58

    Holborn Hill

    hi sammie they are nice pictures can i ask who they are best wishes zena
  4. zena58

    winson green

    henry james holmes my grandads brother and samuel crowther my gt gt grandfather (nans side) zena
  5. zena58

    winson green

    that means he has dug up people on both sides of my family angels and demons ha ha zena
  6. zena58

    winson green

    hi happy is that the ken stowe who dug up the postie memorial? zena
  7. zena58

    winson green

    p.s afterall he was a murdererzena x
  8. zena58

    winson green

    yes lyn worth a trybut the whole idea of burying them in prison grounds was so their graves didnt make them hero worshiped by sick individuleszena x
  9. zena58

    winson green

    hi lyn and alan samuel was hanged tuesday december 11th 1888 his remains were reburied by turret 7 winson green in 1929 along with 11 others thanks i guess a pic of the prison will have to do zena x
  10. zena58

    winson green

    hi all, i know this sounds a bit odd, but has anyone got a picture of the area in the prison where the prisoners were buried please. gt gt grand father's remains were moved there from worcester jail, when renovations made thanks zena
  11. zena58

    Erdington postmen heroes remembered

    lyn P M sent zena x
  12. zena58

    Erdington postmen heroes remembered

    ok zena x
  13. zena58

    Erdington postmen heroes remembered

    hi lyn thanks for that i'v sent him an e mail have to see what happens hopefullly zena
  14. zena58

    Erdington postmen heroes remembered

    hi lyn yes had a lovely time thanks the reporter(cant remember his name whoops) told me the same so i will try this week will keep you informed family also want to see it so am hopeing he stays true to his word zena x
  15. zena58

    Erdington postmen heroes remembered

    hi all guess what we missed it we were in ireland got back last night to a phone call from central saying it would be on......... last friday im going to get in touch with them and see if they can send me a copy hope so zena and hazel
  16. zena58

    WW1 Street Memorials & Rolls of Honour

    thank you old mohawk i didnt look far enough did i zena
  17. zena58

    Erdington postmen heroes remembered

    thanks lyn sorry i didnt look far enough into the thread zena
  18. zena58

    WW1 Street Memorials & Rolls of Honour

    hi all just found this thread does anyone have a picture of this memorial frederick charles holmes is the brother of one of the posties hopefully zena
  19. zena58

    Erdington postmen heroes remembered

    hi all i have just been checking the news papers on find my past article from the birmingham daily mail dated feb 14 1917 found the roll of honour entry for henry james holmes also found one for his brother frederick charles holmes it says private f c...
  20. zena58

    Erdington postmen heroes remembered

    yes lyn i will be doing that but i will be in ireland on hols but am taking my candle with me zena
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