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    Aston, Birmingham in late 1800s

    Hi Murray. In terms of Register Offices, Aston is now considered a part of Birmingham (although it depends who you ask!) but for a long time Aston and Birmingham were separate entities. If you decide to order any birth, death or marriage certificates, they are all held at Birmingham Register...
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    Birmingham Register Offices

    Good morning I'm a new member (just joined but have read bits of the forum for years) so my apologies if I'm posting in the wrong place. I'm a Registrar at Birmingham Register Office as well as being an Historian, and I'm aiming to write a book for our 200th anniversary in 2037 about 200 years...
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