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Hi Lyn, sorry forgot to add the PM thing, brain dead today haha sorry not been around for a while me and mom have been seriously ill x

I am trying to help a friend, after a family fall out she lost contact with her Uncle Robert, and would love to get back in touch, the very little info we have is his mother was Elizabeth Cairns nee Gordon and father Robert Millar, he was born roughly 1960 in Birmingham, he had two brothers...

Hi JohnC, sorry i have only just seen this, i think i have managed to work out that we may never have owned it, but it does appear that a lot of family worked and held various positions there at some point, i was trying to find out if anyone remembered the Barnes who would have been there so i...

no probs, contact details can be found on their website, im sure they meet every month it was £2 to attend or £5 for yearly sub, butbthst could have changed now

the original was indeed demolished, not much online but you could try bartlet green history group, someone there may have more info on it

Another great day! was so good to see everyone again and meet some new faces, a great turn out, i think we took over the place lol thanks so much everyone and especially postie, thanks for the drink from The real Claire!!! and family lol lol

I'm back up and running, glad it's all still a-ok and can't wait to see everyone :)

Don't think £100 would be enough for you anyway Froth lol

Wow Postie that's really generous and so kind of you :) Oh Lyn the stuff he used to get up to as a lad haha he used to knock about with Ozzy Osborne and sneek my mom into music gigs lol should be good fun haha

My mom would love to look threw them, as would i! she always talks about times when she was little, and the farm street kids running down the road banging bin lids with the playful rivalry between them and the summer road i think it was kids, it'll really bring back some memories for her, soon...

Just thought i'd let you know me, mom and dad are a deffo Lyn, hoping to bring my Uncle Ron too if he can make it :)

Yeah i am hoping she can too Lyn, she really enjoyed the last one at key Hill she came to, she was a little nervous but said after she'd never felt so welcome and how friendly everyone was, she'll love meeting you :)

Hopefully i'll be there Lyn, if Dads off maybe him and Mom too as Mom loves the food there haha

Thanks Linda i had that one Mary Seaby is his Mother remarried 1923, although i can't find a death for Isaac Sr in the death registers, but that one Lindyloo could be him, Gt Grandad changed his surname spelling to Sargent in his army records during WW1, didn't notice the William Edward RAF...

Yes Lady linda that's the sons, Isaac G my G Grandfather, thanks for that find, i had thought maybe he was in a workhouse and did try searching 1911 under just I. S. and he was a woodturner as was his dad... just need to work out if he stayed there till his death in 1920, i know his wife...

Re: 1911 census - Sargant Thanks Lady Linda, that's the one, looks like they corrected it after i mailed them but didn't do them all properly, i thought now i have free access i'd use it to get back all the images and info i lost, i've mailed more corrections to them :) his father is crossed...

Re: 1911 census - Sargant Thanks, It could be Shera, his mother should be Mary but i think it was listed as Elise, there should be siblings Frank, William, Edith, Elsie and another girl he was born 1898 and the address is 74 Freeth Street

Hello everyone, i need some help please :) i know my Gt grandfather Isaac Sargant is miss transcribed on the Ancestry 1911 census (his surname is his sisters name and she is listed as mother from what i can remember), but having lost all my copies of it i now find i can't find him ..... i have...

Thanks Jukebox, i think it may well be that i have to go delving in the Library, i'll give them a ring later to see what info i can get to, as i'm not sure what is available with all this new building work etc they are going threw.

Thanks Dek, i was near there yesterday but didn't have time to check it out, i will have to go and see it next time i am in the area, still no closer to finding out who actually owned it :(