-
Welcome to this forum . We are a worldwide group with a common interest in Birmingham and its history. While here, please follow a few simple rules. We ask that you respect other members, thank those who have helped you and please keep your contributions on-topic with the thread.
We do hope you enjoy your visit. BHF Admin Team
The Eagle & Ball
- Thread starter tonyddol
- Start date
John Young
master brummie
Eagle & Ball pub
Hi Tony, This is 1921 Kellys directory
Eagle & Ball pub 28 Sherlock Street & 1 Moseley Street (Corner ?)
a John W Watts is the landlord.
note Two (2) other Eagle & Ball pubs of that time.
12 Penn Street & Curzon St, Albert Hy,Joseph Payne
70 Ladywood Road, Frederick Hugh Rourke.
Also an Eagle & Tun close area,, 26 New Canal Street
Bit of info for you, Cheers m8 John Y
Hi Tony, This is 1921 Kellys directory
Eagle & Ball pub 28 Sherlock Street & 1 Moseley Street (Corner ?)
a John W Watts is the landlord.
note Two (2) other Eagle & Ball pubs of that time.
12 Penn Street & Curzon St, Albert Hy,Joseph Payne
70 Ladywood Road, Frederick Hugh Rourke.
Also an Eagle & Tun close area,, 26 New Canal Street
Bit of info for you, Cheers m8 John Y
Last edited:
Eagle & Ball pub
Cheers John, John William Watts was my grandfather and this information helps me fill in a little bit more of my family history. When he died JWW's occupation was listed as fish frier living off Dudley Road. The Eagle & Ball connection came about from reading my dad's demob papers (recently acquired) from WW1 in 1920. Thanks again. Regards Tony
Cheers John, John William Watts was my grandfather and this information helps me fill in a little bit more of my family history. When he died JWW's occupation was listed as fish frier living off Dudley Road. The Eagle & Ball connection came about from reading my dad's demob papers (recently acquired) from WW1 in 1920. Thanks again. Regards Tony