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Hi again Wendy, Is there anything for a Henry Howell who died 21 May 1856? There were several Henry Howells in the area but I now have it confirmed that mine died on this date. His wife was Mary Parker Howell who died around 1865. Both were of Allison Street, Birmingham. Many thanks.

Re: Researching the Howell family Hi Donna, I have three Henry Howells over three generations but none have married a Selina. Sorry!! Ann-Marie

Hi all, I have tried to reach the Police Museum as well, a number of times over the past 6 months or so but get no reply to email or phone. A real shame since I have two ancestors who served in the 1850s and otherwise I am at a dead end. If anyone hears of any progress on access to the...

Hi Wendy, I don't know if you're still doing lookups for Key Hill, but I am looking for a Henry Howell died 1859 in St Martin's. Suzanne advised he is buried in Key Hill record 14797. His wife was Mary Parker and he was born in 1799, probably in Worcester. Many thanks, Ann-Marie

Hi Suzanne, Thanks very much for that - I will look into it. Ann-Marie

Hi Shera, Thanks for your reply. I think it was you who looked up the marriage for me before on another thread, indicating it was St Martin's Worcester on that date. Is that different from St Martin's Birmingham? I find I'm getting confused with the Warwickshire/Worcestershire thing around...

Thanks everyone. Does anyone have St Martin's records where it should show marriage of Henry Howell to Mary Parker on 17 June 1816? It would be helpful if that gave a parent's name for Henry so I could determine if the family we're talking about above is the right one. I have another source...

Trying to find record of the birth of Henry Howell between 1799 and 1801 in Birmingham, most likely in St Martin's. Can anyone assist? Parents names are unknown.

Hi there, Looking for informtaion on the Smith family who was resident in the parish of Holy Trinity Aston, Warwickshire in 1871. Parents are John Smith (b. 1842) & Ann Smith (b.1843) I'm most interested in their son George John Smith, probably born 30 August 1870. Really need...

Re: Researching the Jordan family Hi there - thanks for that lead. I have put in to the B'ham Archives for a birth certificate & hope to narrow it down a little. The Pailton family is a good possibility.

Re: Researching the Jordan family Hi Mike, Thanks for that. Yes, Alice @ 2 Tanter St was his aunt. Perhaps the George at 20 Granville was also the one I am looking for.

Hello, I'm researching the Jordan family who lived in Tanter Street, (later known as Lawrence Street, which now is Aston University), mainly George Jordan born in 1842, who lived with his uncle Dennis Jordan and Dennis' wife Alice and their son Richard Jordan. I believe the family is actually...

Hi there, I am researching the Howell family who lived in Birmingham (Aston & city centre) in the mid 1800s. Oldest generation known are Mary Parker & Henry Howell, who had about 8 children, including Eliza, James, and Catherine. All were Christened at St Martins. Any info from fellow...

That's wonderful, many thanks!

Thanks so much for getting back to me so quickly. Yes, sorry, Catherine Howell's DOB was 1837, so that might be the right Christening record. Henry & Mary Howell's children were Maria (1828), Martha (1830), Ann(1831), and James (1832), as far as I know. So not sure if the Christening...

Hello, I'm looking for information on the marriage of Henry Howell to a Mary circa 1825. Henry was born between 1799 and 1801, and died in 1859. Also looking for: Birth of their children, particularly Catherine, around 1870. Need names of Henry & Mary's parents & location of marriage Place...