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Hello everyone, I'm researching the Griffin side of my family in Ladywood. I've found some information on them through 19th Century censuses etc, but almost nothing for the 20th other than my fathers recollections.
Thomas Griffin (born 1822 in Leigh with Bransford, Worcestershire) and his wife Rebecca (nee Wood, 1819-1895, also from Leigh), moved to Birmingham probably around 1847. The 1851 census lists them at Dudley Road, All Saints. In 1871 they were at 63 Friston Street. They had the following children:
Ann abt 1846 (born in Worcester)
John abt 1848
Harriett abt 1848/1850
Emily abt 1850/51
William 1855
Eliza 1857
Of these John Griffin married Ann Hern in 1879. In 1891 they were living at 5 Back of 17 Leach Street, the 1901 census lists them in Rotten Park. They had the following children:
Alice R abt 1871
Emily Jane 1873
Annie abt 1878
Anthony Rudolf abt 1880 (married Annie Hart)
Oscar Richard 1883
Fanny Amelia 1885 (my father thinks she might have married a Hollins)
Thomas 1888 (married Annie, their daughter Beatty later married an Abe. Lived King Edward's Road Ladywood, & worked at Hercules Cycles)
William 1891
Beatrice 1894-1975 (my grandmother, married Albert Shelley of Stour Street in 1918)
That's all I have on the Griffins, if anyone can fill in some gaps I'd be very grateful. I've not been able to find any records of the following, but my father remembers they were strongly connected to the Griffin family:
Hollins family of Acocks Green. "Auntie Annie" Hollins was a half-sister to my grandmother Beatrice. She had twin boys and was very keen on photography. Possibly ran a fish stall in Birmingham market.
Ivy Patrick married Horace Robey and had a daughter Margaret. My father says she was definitely family related, but I've no idea how.
Many thanks everyone
John
Thomas Griffin (born 1822 in Leigh with Bransford, Worcestershire) and his wife Rebecca (nee Wood, 1819-1895, also from Leigh), moved to Birmingham probably around 1847. The 1851 census lists them at Dudley Road, All Saints. In 1871 they were at 63 Friston Street. They had the following children:
Ann abt 1846 (born in Worcester)
John abt 1848
Harriett abt 1848/1850
Emily abt 1850/51
William 1855
Eliza 1857
Of these John Griffin married Ann Hern in 1879. In 1891 they were living at 5 Back of 17 Leach Street, the 1901 census lists them in Rotten Park. They had the following children:
Alice R abt 1871
Emily Jane 1873
Annie abt 1878
Anthony Rudolf abt 1880 (married Annie Hart)
Oscar Richard 1883
Fanny Amelia 1885 (my father thinks she might have married a Hollins)
Thomas 1888 (married Annie, their daughter Beatty later married an Abe. Lived King Edward's Road Ladywood, & worked at Hercules Cycles)
William 1891
Beatrice 1894-1975 (my grandmother, married Albert Shelley of Stour Street in 1918)
That's all I have on the Griffins, if anyone can fill in some gaps I'd be very grateful. I've not been able to find any records of the following, but my father remembers they were strongly connected to the Griffin family:
Hollins family of Acocks Green. "Auntie Annie" Hollins was a half-sister to my grandmother Beatrice. She had twin boys and was very keen on photography. Possibly ran a fish stall in Birmingham market.
Ivy Patrick married Horace Robey and had a daughter Margaret. My father says she was definitely family related, but I've no idea how.
Many thanks everyone
John