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He's Pinky and i'm Perky :D bren

Re: henry parkes 1828-1898 Forgot to mention, the 1841 Census gives no relationship in a household and a simple Y or N for Born in County, very limited info bren

Re: henry parkes 1828-1898 Christening -- Elizabeth Prescott 4th June 1830 Honiton On Otter, Devon, England. Parents -- Henry & Elizabeth Prescott I have some Devon parish records but not Honiton, these are extracted records from the IGI on the LDS site. Have found this marriage --...

Re: henry parkes 1828-1898 1861 Census -- Name:Henry Parkes Age:33 Estimated Birth Year:abt 1828 Relation:Head Spouse's Name:Elizabeth Gender:Male Where born:Birmingm, Warwickshire, England Civil parish:Birmingham Ecclesiastical parish:St Bartholomew County/Island:Warwickshire Country:England...

Re: henry parkes 1828-1898 Hi sarunte, i'll make a start -- Henry Parkes/Elizabeth Prescott 4th qtr 1848 Birmingham vol 16 page 561 1851 Census -- Name:Henry Parkes Age:23 Estimated Birth Year:abt 1828 Relation:Head Spouse's Name:Elizabeth Gender:Male Where born:Birmm, Warwickshire, England...

Post #18, photo number three, bloke in the centre of the photo, bald head with tattoo's looks dodgy and the one partly hidden by him, i wish we had known you was there Marie LOL bren

The vet on the corner used to be the "offy". There is a doctors surgery just in Dyas Rd and the vet used to occupy the back of this place, you had to walk down the ally at the side of the doc's bren

How's that for speed, went straight to it, feast your eyes...

Here's one i found on my puter but there is a site, will post the link when i find it. This is College Rd/Kingstanding Rd i think about 1930 bren

The area now known as Kingstanding came under Perry Barr Council, seperate from Birmingham. It was acquired by Birmingham around 1928 when Perry Barr Council basicaly went bust and work started almost immediatly with farm land being taken over and Kingstanding being built. Kingstanding Rd was at...

Re: Ellen Wheeler/William Ruscoe marriage Ellen Wheeler/William Ruscoe 1st qtr 1872 Birmingham 6d 168 Cert will give you full name, age, address, fathers name and occupation bren

Hi brumgum Hope you keep us informed as to how you get on and sounds like some of these articles could be interesting, nice bit of history to have i should think, all the best with it bren

Hi brumgum If i was you i would contact them directly explaining about your Gt Aunt and your relationship and what you would like, wouldn't hurt them to send them to you if they have kept an archive https://www.mirror.co.uk/about-the-mirror/contact-us/ bren

Hi Terry, did you get my e-mail, if you did, what do you think bren

Hi Terry I have sent a message to the tree owner on GR, just have to wait and see if she responds, not all of them do, fingers crossed bren

lyn, you only have to look at my avatar :cool:

I remember that if you walked down Dyas Rd (Hill) from Kingstanding Rd to Birdbrooke Rd, on the right hand side it was as you described, sand cliffs. I remember that when it rained the island at the bottom of the hill used to get buried in sand and this was a favorite place for kids to tunnel...

I told Ken (keny r) the 11th, i don't think it will make any difference to him so put us both down for the tour bren

Terry, if you would like me to contact someone on there for you just let me know. I have to say, yes GR is very expensive if you use it to search the records, BMD and Census, but you don't have to use them. The £10 fee gives you access to all the other members etc, you can send messages and...

The tackle shop by Greenholm was Fosters wasn't it, they now have a very large place in Moor Lane bren