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John Stagg born 1837 lived in numerous streets around St Georges area of Birmingham which I have found from all the censuses. 1861 - 4 court 12 New Summer Street 1871 Back of Farm Street !881 13, 9 House, Hospital Court Street 1891 7Hatchett Street 1881 13, 9 House, Hospital st Court. In all...

Ive been really interested looking at this thread from 2006. I am a descendent of John Stagg born 1837 and Mary via their son Robert Stagg born 1867. Beccy are you still researching them? Id be really interested to get in touch. Gemma

Re: The Staggs hello saxonw, are you still researching the Stagg family of Birmingham. Im related to John Stagg born c1837 who was son of William Stagg born c1808. John was married firstly to Eliza Hart and then Mary Baker nee Nolan. Ive just come across your thread from 2007. Gemma

Hello Jill, Ive just read your thread about Kirby's the hook, eye and button manufactorer in Summer Lane. My family lived in Summer Lane in the 1861 census and were Button Burnishers and Linen Button makers. I wondered if they could have worked at Kirbys. Did you ever manage to find any...

Thank you all Gemma

Would they have travelled there by boat to Karachi?

thank yo Ray for your help and information. Gemma

Thankyou Ray, I know that my ancester died crossing the Indus river in 1858. If they were stationed in Birmingham before leaving thats probably why the family were brought over from Manchester to live their too. Would family have stayed in homes provided by the Dragoon Guards? Would his widow...

Not sure if this is the right section to enter this question in. Is there any connection with the 7th Dragoon Guards 1850-1860 to Birmingham. I have a relative that was fighting in Pakistan in the Dragoon Guards whilst his wife was back at home in Birmingham although they had previously been...

During the 1800's my great great Grandfather and his father were button burnishers in Birmingham. What would this job entail and would they more likely work for themselves or at a factory. Their names are John and William Stagg. Gemma

I wonder if any one has a map showing Hanley Street Birmingham in the 1860's. Gemma

Fantastic, The post was a couple of years ago so I wasnt sure you would reply so quickly. I have only been researching for a year in total and have only just got as far back as Joseph James Larden senior. I am eager to have a better chat but am not sure what you mean by pm. Sorry to not be...

hello, I too am an ancestor of Joseph James Larden. I would love it if you could get in touch. Gemma

Hello, Could anyone tell me how I can look at some photos or maps of Deritend Aston around the late 1800's, early 1900's. My family were called Larden and were Brass Casters. I would like to see what Aston looked like at this time. Gemma

Hello Lencops, My gGrandfather was called Sydney George Smith. I dont know what department he worked in. All I know was at one time he was a screw wrapper. He met his wife at the factory too, her name was Ethel Lavinia nee Stagg. Gemma ps Thanks Alf for the link to the other threads, they are...

I am told my ggrandfather worked at the Grand Hotel in Birmingham before the outbreak of War War 1 as a porter. Does anyone know if there are any records of Staff that worked there or any photos. Was the Grand Hotel built then? Sadly my ggrandfather is no longer around to ask and nor are any...

My gGrandfather worked at the BSA from after the first world war till he retired in the 1970's. Does anyone know if there are any workers records to view from this time? Gemma

Hello, As a new family tree researcher I've found that my great Grandmother worked as a housemaid in Lordswood road Harborne in the 1891 census. Does anyone know what the pay would be for a domestic servant aged 19. What was this area like at this time? Thanks for any help you can give me Gemma