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Stella Street, Nechells

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Hello. My grandmother, Annie Lewis, lived in a back-to-back at 22 Stella Street from around 1915 to 1943. Stella Street is not there now, but I think it was off Nechells Park Road. Does anyone have any information on Stella Street? Thanks. Eileen.
 
Stella Street

Hello PMC1947

Thanks very much for the map - I have searched everywhere to find Stella Street on a map! I am so pleased to see where my Dad was born.

Cheers, Eileen
 
Hiya, I actually found out my nan lived at 6 back of 20 stella street and im trying to find a photo. her name was sheila parkins and her mother was Elizabeth parkins
 
Hi Have just found out my GG Grandfather live in Stella Street up until May 1920. Did anyone find a picture of Stella Street please. Brummie30 or Eileen.
 
eileen said:
Hello. My grandmother, Annie Lewis, lived in a back-to-back at 22 Stella Street from around 1915 to 1943. Stella Street is not there now, but I think it was off Nechells Park Road. Does anyone have any information on Stella Street? Thanks. Eileen.
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Hi Eileen did you ever find a picture of Stella street As my GG Grandfather lived there up until May 1920 he actually lived back 22 Stella Street
eileen said:
Hello. My grandmother, Annie Lewis, lived in a back-to-back at 22 Stella Street from around 1915 to 1943. Stella Street is not there now, but I think it was off Nechells Park Road. Does anyone have any information on Stella Street? Thanks. Eileen
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Brummie30 said:
Hiya, I actually found out my nan lived at 6 back of 20 stella street and im trying to find a photo. her name was sheila parkins and her mother was Elizabeth parkins
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My GG Grandad lived at Back Stella Street to till May 1920 did you ever find a photo please
 
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A map by Phil in the Nechells Park Road thread: Stella Street looks quite short.

Nechells Park Road

I'm no transport buff, but I think it's pretty obvious that this photo taken in 1922 on Nechells Park Road shows one of the first 12 trolleybuses (no11) to operate in the Birmingham area as the Old Square to Nechells was the first route for this type of transport in 1922 and I believe...
birminghamhistory.co.uk birminghamhistory.co.uk
 
Stella Street is now Showells Gardens. doing my ancestry a number of them lived on or near Stella street. Want to find out the house number order compared to the houses now there. I believe it was all rebuilt so less houses
 
gill1953 said:
Hi Eileen did you ever find a picture of Stella street As my GG Grandfather lived there up until May 1920 he actually lived back 22 Stella Street
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Hi, one of my relatives - Albert Clarke, his wife Emily and his father in law Charles Perfect were at 22 Stella St in the 1921 census.
 
Bosworth said:
Hi, one of my relatives - Albert Clarke, his wife Emily and his father in law Charles Perfect were at 22 Stella St in the 1921 census.
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My husband’s grandfather Joseph Robinson lived at 30 Stella Street until about 1915 when he left to get married. When his parents died his sister Lil (Robinson) took over the house. When my husband was small he visited in about 1960 and remembers the garden backing onto the railway with large black sleepers at the end. He thinks that the house was vacated not long after his visit when Lil died. Interesting to read where abouts the street was.
 
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Tinamous said:
My husband’s grandfather Joseph Robinson lived at 30 Stella Street until about 1915 when he left to get married. When his parents died his sister Lil (Robinson) took over the house. When my husband was small he visited in about 1960 and remembers the garden backing onto the railway with large black sleepers at the end. He thinks that the house was vacated not long after his visit when Lil died. Interesting to read where abouts the street was.
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My Great Grandfather lived at 39 Stella Street in 2 census years. 1891 and 1901. The Cowley’s came from Crewe and before that, Stoke Goldington and CastleThorpe. Metal workers who worked on trains in Wolverton and Crewe. Joseph Cowley’s wife was Sarah Anne Robinson, met and married in Nantwich then moved to Stella Street.
 
nice photo thanks...its looking down nechells park road with the methodist church on the right

lyn
 
Skiprat1965 said:
I've been off the forum for a while, Willenhall is my real knowledgeable area. However, I bought a large amount of negatives from someone in London a few years ago, that have a midlands interest and today I came across this gem.

https://flic.kr/p/2qjgphf
- link to my Flickr site. Full size.
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looking a tad different now...what was stella st is now called showell gardens and on the right the old methodist church has been replaced by a new one..looks pretty dull and lifeless these days

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