Surnames and Places beginning with "B"

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BROWN	ADELAIDE	BURIED St. Johns 18^th April 1912 aged 59, lived in Salisbury Road.
BROWN	AGNES	BURIED St. Johns 1^st Jan. 1874 aged 15 months, Franchise Street
BROWN	ALBERT EDWARD	In 1881 was 20, the son of John Nurtall & Marianne
BROWN	ALBERT HARRY	POST January 12^th 1900 On Christmas Day at Old Perry Church, Perry Barr, the Rev. A E Hurst (Curate) united in Matrimony Miss Edith Helena (Nellie) Hawkins, eldest daughter of Mr E. A Hawkins of Heathfield Road, Birchfields and Mr Albert Harry Brown of Finch Road Handsworth.
BROWN	ALFRED JOHN	BURIED St. Johns 23^rd September 1914, aged 49 – 57 Holdford Road
BROWN	AMELIA	In 1881 was 22, domestic cook to Gilbert and Rachel E Gilks
BROWN	BENJAMIN	Married 23^rd November 1867, he was 42, bachelor, Commercial Traveller from Perry Barr was the son of John Lees Brown, Farmer to Ann Nutt 36, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of John Brown (Farmer)
BROWN	C. F.	Post – April 5^th 1893 St. Johns (Perry Barr) Messrs. George Barton, and J. Hadley were appointed churchwardens and the following were elected as sidesmen; Messrs. W. Wray, C. F. Brown, E. Lane, C. Toy, C., Foden and Albert Smith.
BROWN	CHARLES FREDERICK	In 1881 was 28, the son of John Nurtall & Marianne
BROWN	EDGAR	BURIED St. Johns 2^nd July 1871 aged 11 months, from Franchise Street
BROWN	ELIZABETH	In 1881 was 60 Sutherland House, Birchfield Road Family History Film 1341679 RG 11 2835/125 page 15
BROWN	ELIZABETH CAROLINE	BURIED St. Johns 8^th June 1898 aged 21.
BROWN	EMILY	In 1881 was 19, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Thomas and Lavinia
BROWN	EMMA	June 10^th 1867: Thomas Fletcher, 22, bachelor, (Platemaker) Franchise Street, son of Edward (Iron plate worker) to Emma Brown, 21, Spinster, Franchise St. daughter of Henry Brown
BROWN	EMMA ROSA	BURIED St. Johns 10^th October 1862 aged 46 years, Rook Villa, Handsworth
BROWN	FANNY	In 1881 was 11, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Henry & Mary J
BROWN	FLORENCE	In 1881 was 12, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Henry and Mary J
BROWN	FRANCIS GEORGE	BURIED St. Johns 22^nd August 1883, aged 6
BROWN	FRANK	In 1881 was 22 the son of Elizabeth Brown
BROWN	FREDERICK	BURIED St. Johns 23^rd May 189 aged 65 years, lived Mansfield Road.
BROWN	GEORGE	In 1881 was 17, servant to George and Mary Baines
BROWN	H	See Perry Barr Social Club
BROWN	H.	Was the secretary of the Sick Club 1866
BROWN	HENRY	Henry lived at 54 Franchise Street, in 1894. He was a Parish Clerk
BROWN	HENRY	30^th October 1865 – Henry Brown 21, bachelor, Jeweller, from Aston, son of William Brown Jeweller married Mary Jane Shephard, 20, spinster, daughter of John Shephard, Gardner.
BROWN	HENRY	In 1881 was 36, born Perry Barr the husband of Mary J 41 Back House Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/13 page 19
BROWN	J.N	J.N. Brown was a Church Warden and Vicars Warden at St. Johns in 1876. He took an active part in the affairs of St. Johns for 12 years.
BROWN	JAMES NEWLAND	Mr. James Newland Brown succeeded J.N. Brown in the Management of the Cannock Chase Colliery, he had 4 sons, John Brown lives in Australia, C. F. Brown, Solicitor, Rev A. E. Brown (Darlaston) 1 son died in 1886 his first wife died in 1889, he had 2 daughters.
BROWN	JOHN	1869. John Brown 24, Bachelor, machinist, of Perry Barr, son of James, Jeweller married Ann Birkenhead aged 23, spinster, from Perry Barr, daughter of Richard – builder.
BROWN	JOHN NURTALL	See http://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/genealogy/brown/brown.htm In 1881 was 59, the husband of Marianne Wellington Road Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/27 page 2
BROWN	JOHN NURTHAL	Attended the concert for the Restoration Fund of St. Johns.
BROWN	JOHN NURTHAL	John Nurthal Esq. – 1868, Anglesey House, Wellington Road See http://www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/genealogy/brown/brown.htm
BROWN	JOHN NURTHAL	HANDSWORTH HERALD ANUARY 28^TH 1895 SUDDEN DEATH OF MR. J. N. BROWN It is with feelings of regret that we record the painfully sudden death of Mr. John Nurthal Brown of Anglesey House, Wellington Road, the Chairman of the board of directors of the Birmingham and District Bank, Colmore Row. On Monday afternoon the deceased gentleman who was well known in commercial circles presided at the annual meeting of the bank, although the state of his health was such that his friends advised him not to do so. The fears of his friends appeared during the time occupied by the meeting to be misplaced for Mr. Brown conducted the proceedings with the usual businesslike despatch, and he was one of the last directors to leave. But as he walked down the stairs, though he was suddenly OVERTAKEN WITH AN APOPLECTIC SEIZURE And fell to the ground. He was removed to one of the rooms of the Bank by his colleagues and the services of Drs Chevasse and Stacey and his own medical adviser Dr. Ley of Handsworth were obtained. They however could do very little, and Mr. Brown expired in the presence of all the members of his family who could be present about ten o’clock the same evening. The deceased was a most active commercial man, especially in railway enterprises. His busy commercial career commenced many years ago. He was a Warwickshire man, born at Nuneaton early in the twenties and commenced business as a lad with Messrs Pickford and Co in Birmingham under the late Mr. Robert Houston. His life to the end was one of plodding and successful industry. For some years he was manager of the South Staffordshire Railway Co. He resigned his office in 1861 and then became MANAGER OF THE CANNOCK CHASE COLLIERY COMPANY Subsequently he ceased to take such an active part in the management of the latter company and the office devolved upon his son Mr. J Newland Brown though the deceased gentleman retained his seat on the Board to the last. Mr. Brown was also a director of the firm Edmond Boughton and Co. metal merchants; of the Patent Shaft and Axletree company …………………………. Unable to read next line…………….the Birmingham and District Bank, which office he succeeded to on the death of the late Chairman, Mr. Williams – about 4 years ago. He was also connected with the South Staffordshire, Water Company, The Gloucester Wagon Company, John Russell & Co (Walsall) Mitchell’s Brewery, and several other large concerns. He was more particularly interested in the Railway enterprises and was well known in connection with inquiries and claims relating thereto. For several years the deceased gentleman had suffered from failing health, and had been strongly advised to relinquish some of his many public offices. Though not what would be called an active politician. Mr. Brown was a staunch Liberal Unionist and before the great party split in 1886, did much good work in the cause of Liberalism. During the latter part of his life he was connected as director with Messrs John Russell and Co, Alma Tube Works, Walsall. No man in Staffordshire had a wider knowledge of all questions affecting the Coal and Iron Trades, and he devoted himself with untiring energy to the promotion of these industries in the county. In church work he was enthusiastic. Indeed he was INDEFATIGABLE IN THE PARISH OF ST. JOHN’S, Perry Barr, as in commercial enterprises, and for many years he held the office of warden at the church. He came to reside in Wellington Road, Handsworth. In 1852 and for a short time identified himself with the Handsworth Parish church, in which parish Anglesey House is situated. Shortly afterwards, however, he began to attend St. John’s of which the Rev C. B. Snepp had then been vicar for about twelve months, and he attended that church regularly to the time of his death. For ten consecutive years he was churchwarden and in connection with this office he did such good and useful work. He was a liberal donor whenever a church enterprise in the parish needed assistance. To Christ Church he contributed some hundreds of pounds, and he was equally open-handed in giving towards the extension of Perry Barr Parish Church. Some time ago he presented A BEAUTIFUTL MEMORIAL WINDOW In St. Johns in memory of his son, who died in 1888, and of his wife, who died in 1889. The window is situated in the east end of the new chancel. Mr. Brown was twice married and his second wife died in 1889. He leaves a grown up family of four sons and two daughters. One of his sons is Mr. J. Newland Brown, who as stated, succeeded him in the management of the Cannock Chase Colliery Company; another is Mr. C. F. Brown, solicitor of Waterloo Street; and another if vicar of Longnor, Staffordshire. At the bank in Colmore Row on Tuesday the blinds were lowered and a flag hoisted half-mast. The funeral has been fixed to take place at St. Johns Church, Perry Barr on Saturday next at two ‘o’clock. HANDSWORTH HERALD 26^TH Jan. 1895 In all branches of industrial enterprise, Birmingham men have made their mark. Not the least successful was Mr. John Nurthal Brown of Anglesey House, Handsworth, whose death in this week recorded. He was a Warwickshire man, born at Nuneaton early in the twenties and commenced his business career in Birmingham. He was most active in the commercial world, and applied his great abilities to various enterprises. For some years he…………………..Railway Company……. Cannock Chase Colliery Staffordshire, also a director of the firm of Edmond Brough
BROWN	JOHN NURTHALL	BURIED St. Johns 21st January 1895 aged 73, lived at Anglesey House, Wellington Road.
BROWN	JULIA EMMA	31^st December 1885 – Cooke – Brown on the 31^st ult by licence at the Church of Holy Trinity, Birchfield, by the Rev. P. T Maitland, MA, the Reverend William Albert Cooke BA of Worcester College, Oxford, curate of St Giles-in-the-Field, London to Julia Rose Emma Brown of Birchfield.
BROWN	JULIA ROSE EMMA	Bapt 23 November 23^rd November 1862 daughter of John N Brown and Emma Rosetta of Rook Villa, Handsworth.
BROWN	JULIA ROSE EMMA	In 1881 was 18, the daughter of John Nurtall & Marianne
BROWN	KATE	In 1881 was 4, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Henry and Mary J
BROWN	LAVINA	BURIED St. Johns 13^th November 1916, aged 83, Aston Lane
BROWN	LAVINIA	In 1881 was 48, the wife of Thomas
BROWN	LOUISA CHARLOTTE	BURIED St. Johns 29^th December 1915, aged 49 years, from the Workhouse Infirmary, Erdington
BROWN	LUCY	In 1881 was 10, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Henry & Mary J
BROWN	MARIANNE