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Hi I have just found this site , it’s brilliant my great grandfather was James Kirby and my great grandmother was Annie . I am really interested in any family history info you have as I can only go back this far . Sadly my father Barry Cox died 6 years ago so I have no one to ask about his side of the family . I have found reading these emails fascinating thanks in anticipation

Barry's father was William Herbert Cox b1891 Kings Norton, the son of Herbert Alfred Cox and Harriet Hyde.

Herbert Alfred Cox was b1862 Stourport, the son of Henry Cox and Eliza Lashford

Henry Cox was b1838ish Woollaston

Eliza Lasford was b1840 Stourport, the daughter of Thomas Lashford and Mary Turner

Harriet Hyde was b1864 Kings Norton, the daughter of William Hyde and Mary Evans
 
Hi I have just found this site , it’s brilliant my great grandfather was James Kirby and my great grandmother was Annie . I am really interested in any family history info you have as I can only go back this far . Sadly my father Barry Cox died 6 years ago so I have no one to ask about his side of the family . I have found reading these emails fascinating thanks in anticipation
Hi Amanda, are you still actively searching? Ryan
 
yep, I know what you mean. With my dad getting on now I plan to pick his brains on the more interesting side of the Kirby family, namely Annie, James, James senior and Elisa.
 
My wife is a Kirby, her dad was James Kirby, but it appears NOT the notorious James Kirby. Her grandparents were William Kirby/Janet While.
 
Hi Jim, just to add my twopenneth, I went to school with a John Kirby who lived in South road Hockley, number 103 I think.John lived with his older brother, and mom & dad. We went to st Michael’s upto 1962, then to William Murdock until we left in 1966, unfortunately I lost contact with John as we progressed into working life. I’m not sure if this was the Kirby family everyone is talking about.
 
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