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Iommi family

Blimey!!!! This is crazy… well you’ve solved a mystery! It’s her then.
So when I went to yardley earlier they said they had 1 ivy lane for 2007. So I’ll go back and get the plot info.

William died afterwards, so must be the 2010 you mentioned.
Thankyou! Great work.
 
Birmingham Mail

The obituary notice ofWilliam LANEBirmingham | Published in: Birmingham Mail. Notable areas: Solihull

WilliamLANE(Bill) Peacefully passed away February 25th 2010, aged 90 years. Sadly missed by son Gary, daughter Lois, all grandchildren, family and friends. Funeral service to take place at Yardley Crematorium on Friday March 12th at 11.30am. Afterwards at The Railway Club, Warwick Road, Tyseley. Family flowers only donations if desired to Alzheimer's Society c/o the family.

Published: 04/03/2010
 
Both William & Ivy were scattered on the south lawn at yardley.

I don’t know about you lot but I get disappointed when I find out someone has been scattered. I like to have somewhere to visit. Even if there was a plaque, but nothing
 
My in-laws ashes were scattered at Perry Barr but there is a plaque with both their names on in one of the covered areas. Makes a difference
I know there are plaques or stones at Yardley for cremations but some people don't want that.
At least you found where they were scattered.
 
Hi all :))
After some information regarding my oldest aunt
Born- Patricia R Iommi b1935
Parents violet miles & Anthony Iommi.
She died a few days ago at 91, and her daughter Christine wondered if you could help find the exact location of where her mom was born, apparently it was slightly different to all her siblings. Also if there are any news articles or address or anything from childhood. This would be amazing for me to pass on.
Thanks in advance xx
 
MWS said:
On the 1939 register parents are listed at 12 Pennant Grove.

Only place likely to find her birthplace would be on her birth certificate.
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Ok that’s fab I’ll pass on that address :)
And tell her to order birth certificate.
Anything else online? Or in newspaper articles :)
 
Only the electoral rolls. I think they were living 254 School Road by 1945.

The only thing I can see in the newspapers for them had been mentioned previously I think about Marie.
 
Thanks for that :) yes I remember the school road house as I grew up on the same road , but never knew about the other address, so I’ve passed it all
On x
 
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Suzanneiom said:
Hi all ive been building my family tree for acouple of years now. The Italian side of my family came over to Birmingham in the 1900s and lived in and around duddeston row, then stayed around the north of Birmingham, hockey, handworth, lozells and Aston. I am specifically looking for 4 burials of my great grandparents and great great grandparents. ive recently ordered death certificates of two of them which confirm the death was registered in Birmingham. the first death was 1924 , two after that date and the last being 1939 so It was some time ago.

Ive searched find a grave, ancestry, Birmingham city council website and called the council and the 4 members I am looking for there is no record of them at any council cemetery. im just wondering where the hell they would be? The council said there would definitely be a record if they were at witton or lodge hill (where other members of my family are buried) but there is no record of them.

Does anyone know what else I can try? they must be somewhere all four of them.
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I found my great great grandfather’s burial (1909) via the Friends of Warstone cemetery. He was resident his whole life around Aston. Just look for their email online in case it helps!
 
Suzanneiom said:
Hi all ive been building my family tree for acouple of years now. The Italian side of my family came over to Birmingham in the 1900s and lived in and around duddeston row, then stayed around the north of Birmingham, hockey, handworth, lozells and Aston. I am specifically looking for 4 burials of my great grandparents and great great grandparents. ive recently ordered death certificates of two of them which confirm the death was registered in Birmingham. the first death was 1924 , two after that date and the last being 1939 so It was some time ago.
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Are you related to Tony Iommi - the Sabbath guitarist?
 
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