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Hello Thank you again for helping. I've spoken to family and they seem to think there was a convent (St Mary's?) on Chester Rd. They know that's where my nan, Amy's daughter went to school and so wonder if it's possible that it's where Amy would attend church.

Sorry for the name confusion. I’ve changed it now. Thank you everyone for helping

Hi. She was a devout catholic.

Correct. Sorry I’ve put misleading information in title.

It says on website burials started 1939.

Hi. On website it says burials only started 1939. Could it have been earlier?

Hi. It was Russell on death. Cox was maiden name.

Hi My great grandma Amy Russell died in 1926. They lived in New Oscott and I’m trying to find out where she was buried. I’ve tried the Birmingham Council burial records but nothing. Would there be anywhere close but not classed as Birmingham it could be. I’m a bit stuck! Thank you.

That's such a great picture x

Hi. All I know is on Amy’s death certificate in 1926 it says that they are living at 20 Chester Rd, Sutton Coldfield. (Great last pic btw!)

Thanks for that. Can I ask who else is listed on the 1921 census as living there? My Nan was born in 1921.

Hi. I'm researching my family tree and found out my great grand-parents (Walter & Amy Russell) lived at 20 Chester Rd, Sutton Coldfield in 1926. I know it's now a dry cleaners but wondered if anyone had any info from around the 1920's. Thanks

What a great post. I started looking because my great grandparents John & Henrietta Bannister are listed in 1955 as living at 69 Bevington Road with their daughters Barbara & Marjorie and son in law William. Plus a Henry Downie who I'm not sure how is related. They are still there in 1965. The...

Many thanks for that x Sorry , Sahar for the Ha Ha. It was a slip of the fingers and I do not seem able to delete it !

Hi, I'm tracing my family tree and have come across a Robert Scott and his wife Elizabeth (3x great grandparents). They are listed on the 1881 census as living in a caravan in Milton street, Newtown. I find this odd! Would they just have been parked up? Were they travellers? By 1891 they seemed...