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CHURCH LANE		Off the Aldridge Road - Walsall Road
CHURCH OF ENGLAND CEMETARY		Warstone Lane
CINDER HILL		Does anyone know where this road was?
CINDERELLA PLACE		Does anyone know where this was?
CLARK	CHARLES	In 1881 was 15, boarding with Jonah & Elizabeth Thornton
CLARK	ELIZABETH	24^{th July 1872, Aaron 50 (Edge Tool Cutter) (W) son of Robert Lab married Elizabeth Clark 52 (W) from Perry Barr, the daughter of John Elliott, Edge Tool Cutter.}
^CLARK	^FREDERICK	Manager of the National Arms and Ammunition Co. Holdford Mills (see Ammunition cottages)
^CLARK	^GEORGE	^{VBURIED St. Johns 15th August 1845, aged 12, Perry Barr}
^CLARK	^GEORGE	^{In 1881 was 18, lodging with Thomas and Jan Bradbury}
^CLARK	^JAMES	^{In 1881 was 58, lodging with Thomas and Jane Bradbury}
^CLARK	^PHOEBE	5th August 1871: Charles Morgan, aged 25, bachelor, Franchise Street, son of William (Tea Urn Worker) married Phoebe Clark, aged 29, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of William (Gun Maker)
^CLARK	^SARAH	^{VBURIED St. Johns 5th Feb 1846, aged 16, Perry Barr}
^CLARK	^{SOPHIA ANN}	^{VBURIED St. Johns 29th October, 1871, aged 5 weeks, Alma Street,}
^CLARK	^TOM	^{VBURIED St. Johns 27th August 1872, aged 9 months, Aston}
^CLARKE		CLARKE 27 Jun 1901 Grosvenor St Handsworth, wife of C.A., a son - Birmingham Mail
^CLARKE	^AGNES	^{VBURIED St. Johns 12th November 1854.}
^CLARKE	^ANN	^{VBURIED St. Johns 20th Dec 1897, aged 78, 86 Bristol Street}
^CLARKE	^ARTHUR	Was a Policeman
^CLARKE	^CARRIE	^{VBURIED St. Johns 12th May 1911, aged 32, Franchise Street}
^CLARKE	^CATHERINE	^{VBURIED St. Johns 23rd Jan 1873, aged 47, daughter of Elizabeth and John}
^CLARKE	^CHARLES	^{VBURIED St. Johns aged 70, 105, Oakfield Road}
^CLARKE	^CHARLES	Born the August 30th 1837, died 24th July 1903, wife of Mary Reece. Lived at Booths Farms (Gravestone)
^CLARKE	^CLARA	27TH September 1869, Fred Buckley 21, bachelor, Toy Maker, of Perry Barr son of Daniel, Toy Maker, married Clara Clarke aged 20, spinster, from Perry Barr, daughter of David – from Perry Barr – Carpenter
^CLARKE	^CLARA	In 1881 Clara and Fred Buckley lived in Upper Sutton Street, and had a daughter called Maud
^CLARKE	^ELIZABETH	^{VBURIED St.Johns 5th Jan 1891, aged 49, Birchfield Road, granddaughter of John and Elizabeth.}
^CLARKE	^ELIZABETH	^{VBURIED St. Johns 26th Mar 1888, aged 44, 59 Gough Road, Edgbaston}
^CLARKE	^ELIZABETH	^{VBURIED St. Johns 24th Jan 1868, aged 72, Oscott.}
^CLARKE	^EMMA	^{VBURIED St. Johns 24th July 1844, aged 15, Perry Barr}
^CLARKE	^{H J REV}	See Great Barr School
^CLARKE	^{HARRIET JANE}	November 24th 1867: aged 22, bachelor (labourer) Perry Barr, son of Samuel Gigg, (Coal dealer) married Harriet Jane Clarke, aged 20, Perry Barr, daughter of John Clarke, (Gas Fitter)
^CLARKE	^JOHN	Farmer Booths Farm, 1845 – 1868
^CLARKE	^JOHN	^{VThere is a grave stone of John Clark born 1795, and Elizabeth, born 1796, and three children, Catherine born 1826, Elizabeth, born 1844, and John born 1866}
^CLARKE	^JOHN	^{VBURIED St. Johns 3rd December 1906, Wellhead Lane aged 78}
^CLARKE	^JOHN	^{VBURIED St Johns 5th June 1853, aged 28, Birchfield}
^CLARKE	^JOHN	^{V (Husband of Elizabeth) BURIED 11th Mar 1870 aged 75, Perry Barr}
^CLARKE	^JOHN	^{In 1881 was 52, the husband of Mary No 53} Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/11 page 16
^CLARKE	^JOHN	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - ^{Notice to J. Gough from John Clarke of his intention to quit property in Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3145/343/7b - date: 1822}
^CLARKE	^JOHN	^{Farmer History Gazetteer and Directory of Staffordshire 1851}
^CLARKE	^{JOSEPH BENNETT}	Private resident in 1872, Highfield, - was he a member of the Birmingham Natural History Society? See Horsley
^CLARKE	^{KATE JANE}	^{VDate unknown: On the 8th inst, in her 43rd year, Kate Jane, the wife of W. J. Clarke of Harborne, late of Birchfield, Perry Barr.}
^CLARKE	^MARY	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 7th March 1895, aged 67, Franchise Street}
^CLARKE	^MARY	^{VBURIED St. Johns 12th August 1846, aged 26, Perry Barr}
^CLARKE	^MARY	In 1881 was 42, the wife of John
^CLARKE	^{MARY JULIANA}	^{VBURIED St Johns 15th October 1888 aged 3 months, Aston Lane}
^CLARKE	^{MARY REECE}	^{See Monumental Inscriptions}
^CLARKE	^MATILDA	November 10th 1864, Henry Davenhill 32. Bachelor, Farmer, Oscott son of William Davenport Farmer, married Matilda Clarke, 28, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of John Clarke, Farmer
^CLARKE	^MR.	Mr Clarke, cornet solo, The Lost Chord, Perry Barr Institute, 26th Feb 1887 – Aston Times
		^{I promised several weeks ago to drop you a line and provide some detail of my connection with Great Barr. What follows is a brief summary which may be of interest: The Clarke side of my family lived in the Handsworth area from the mid 18th century to about 1900. My great grandfather was born in Aldridge lodge which was bought by his father Fredric Fuhrman Clarke in 1860. His father lived at Brown’s Green Handsworth a house he inherited from his father Nathaniel Gooding Clarke, Chief Justice of Brecon and Camaerthen. I believe Aldridge Lodge still stands and I shall try and visit soon. Regards, Richard}
^CLARKE	^NATHANIEL GOODING	^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES -}^{Conveyance. James Underhill to Nathaniel Gooding Clarke in trust for Edward Dolman Scott. Perry Barr and Great Barr. - ref. MS 3883/622 - date: 9 August 1823}
^CLARKE	^{NATHANIEL GOODING}	^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES -}^{Lease for a year. James Underhill to Nathaniel Gooding Clarke. Perry Barr and Great Barr. - ref. MS 3883/621 - date: 8 August 1823}
^CLARKE	^{NATHANIEL GOODING}	^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES -}^{Lease for twenty one years from Joseph Brearley, gent., James Watt, esq. Wyrley Birch, esq., the Rev. Thomas Lane Freer, clerk, Nathaniel Gooding Clarke, esq., Henry Piddock Whateley, gent., and Christopher Wren, gent., all of Handsworth, trustees of the Bridge Lands within the said parish of Handsworth, to Thomas Gibbs and Thomas Joiner, both of Witton, gardeners, of land in the Manor of Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3375/453846 - date: 28 July 1815}
^CLARKE	^{SARAH ELIZABETH}	^{HANDSWORTH HERALD 1st November 1890 THEFT OF A JACKET. Elizabeth Wells, Timblemill Lane, Aston, was charged with stealing a cloth jacket of the value of 12shillings, the property of Sarah Elizabeth Clarke, of 156 Witton Road, Perry Barr. The parties were employed at Messrs. Kynock’s and on the 24th ult., prosecutrix hung up the jacket in a corridor. In the evening when she desired to go home it was missing. She and the gatekeeper searched the place but it could not be found, and the police were communicated with. The P.C charged the prisoner with the theft and in reply, the accused said: “I found it fast under my Ulster when I left. I took it and pawned it in the Lichfield Road”. The magistrates in connection of the fact that this was the prisoner’s first offence allowed her the option of a fine of 2s. 6d and costs or in default seven days prisonment.}
^CLARKE	^WILLIAM HAYWOOD	Private resident 1888 & 1894, 25 Aston Lane
^CLARKSON	^THOMAS	CLARKSON 17 Jun 1862 suddenly youngest son of Thomas, Beacon Inn, Gt Barr Birmingham Daily Gazette - Death
^CLAY	^FLORENCE	^{VBURIED St. Johns 1st October 1878, aged 5, Park Lane}
^CLAYBROOK		Claybrook – See Lane
^CLAYDON	^SARAH	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 17th Mar 1913, aged 35, Holdford Cottages}
^{CLAYPIT LEASOW}		BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Bargain and sale. - ref. MS 3145/49/1 - date: Date 1670 Parties: Richard Best, sen., Elizabeth his wife, Richard Best, jun., Francis Banner. Property: Cleypit Leasow, Cotefeilds, in Perry Barr
^{CLAYPIT LEASOW}		^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a year and release. - ref. MS 3145/49/2 a&b - date 1679 Parties: Francis Banner, William Banner, Sir Henry Gough. Property: Cleypitt Leasow in Perry Barr}
^CLAYTON		See Beech Tree Cottages
^CLAYTON		See Battle
^CLAYTON	^{HENRY EDWARD}	^{In 1881 was 31, the husband of Julia Hannah 115 Aston Lane} Family History Film 1341680 RG 11 2836/37 page 21
^CLAYTON	^{JULIA HANNAH}	In 1881 was 33, the wife of Henry Edward
^CLEAVER	^{FRANK HENRY}	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 16th Dec 1916, aged 8 months, Wilmore Road}
^CLEGG	^BENJANMIN	See 1841 census Stocks
^CLEMSON	^JOHN	^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES -}^{Mortgage. John Fallows to John Clemson. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/478 - date: 31 October 1797}
^{CLENT VILLA}		Was in Hamstead Road, Handsworth
^CLENTON	^MATILDA	^{In 1881 was 16, nurse to Joshua and Eliza Harper}
^CLEOBURY		Cleobury – See Cotton
^CLEVELAND			^{Birchfield Road}
^CLEWER	^SARAH	See Census 1841 - Loynes
^CLEWLOW	^EMILY	CLEWLOW 24 May 1885 age 30 Emily late Finch Rd 2nd daughter of late James Bushell of Six Ways Aston – Birmingham Daily Gazette - Death
^CLIFF	^{GEO G}	^{Brewer Aldridge Road Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II}
^CLIFF	^WILLIAM	29th April 1872, William Cliff, 26, Widow, Perry Barr, (Gunsmith) son of William (Builder) married Eliza Tandy, 27, Spinster, Perry Barr daughter of Thomas (Carpenter). This marriage certificate was not signed)
^CLIFFORD	^{DOROTHY CATHERINE} OSBORNE	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 20th January 1910, aged 14 days, 31 Holdford Lane.}
^CLISSOLD	^ELIZABETH	^{VBURIED St. Johns 11th July 1877, aged 1 day, Perry Hall Gardens}
^CLISSOLD	^MR	^{Weekly Post January 22nd, 18 ?} Mr Clissold of Perry Barr, favours me with the suggestion that the “Gingerbeer Plant” to which allusion has been made is the ginger plant Zingiber officinate of the natural order Zingiberaceae, a native of East India, introduced into the country in 1605, and cultivated as a stove plant. He bases this guess on the fact that no “Gingerbeer Plant” is mentioned in any botanical dictionary. But the description of the plant under discussion does not correspond with the characteristics of the ginger plant; and the name is one which has evidently been given to it in homely familiarity by some non-scientific person who has made “pop” from it, so that the name may very well have escaped being impaled in a dictionary as yet. To make the pop from it “sweetened water in which ginger has been steeped” has to be used, and this would not be necessary if the plant were Zingiber.
^CLIVE	^ELIZABETH	See W. D. Hollister: July 1885, On the 10th inst., at Frome, Somersetshire, Elizabeth Clive, widow of John Clive, sister of W. D. Hollister, Handsworth.
^CLIVE	^{J A}	^{25/10/1901 – Death – Birmingham Daily Mail ROWLINSON 23 Oct 1901 at residence of Mr J.A. Clive, Fentham Rd, Birchfields after few days illness, William late of Sydney N.S.W.}
^CLIVE	^JANE	See John Cooper, 1841 C.
^CLIVE	^SARAH	^{1891 Census – 18 Birchfield Road Sarah, head, single 55 Manageress born Birmingham Annie M Chopping, Sister, W, Housekeeper, aged 61, born Birmingham William M, aged 59, Retired Engraver, born Birmingham} http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/w-a-p.html
^CLOSE	^ALBERT	In 1881 was 15, the son of Henry & Mary Ann
^CLOSE	^ALBERT	In 1881 was 15, born Perry Barr, the son of Henry & Mary Ann
^CLOSE	^CAROLINE	In 1881 she was 20, the daughter of Henry & Mary Ann
^CLOSE	^CAROLINE	^{VBURIED St. Johns 23rd July 1883, aged 39, Franchise Street}
^CLOSE	^CAROLINE	In 1881 aged 20, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Henry and Mary Ann
^CLOSE	^EDWARD	^{VBURIED St. Johns 24th May 1855, infant, Birchfield}
^CLOSE	^HENRY	^{In 1881 Henry lived at No 10. Franchise Street, he was a Stud Groom} Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/15 paged 24
^CLOSE	^HENRY	^{VBURIED St. Johns 6th August 1859 aged 10, Birchfield}
^CLOSE	^HENRY	^{In 1881 was 65, the husband of Mary Ann Franchise Street, No 10} Family Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/15 page 24
^CLOSE	^HORACE	In 1881 was 19 the son of Henry & Mary Ann
^CLOSE	^HORACE	In 1881 was 19, born Perry Barr, the son of Henry & Mary Ann
^CLOSE	^JAMES	In 1881 he was 22, the son of Henry & Mary Ann
^CLOSE	^JAMES	In 1881 aged 22, born Perry Barr, the son of Henry and Mary Ann
^CLOSE	^{JOHN C}	In 1881 was 22, lodging with John Jordan
^CLOSE	^{MARY ANN}	In 1881 was 55 the wife of Henry
^CLOSE	^{MARY ANN}	In 1881 was 24 a dressmaker and the daughter of Henry & Mary Ann
^CLOSE	^{MARY ANN}	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 16th April 1914, aged 88, 82 Albert Street}
^CLOSE	^{MARY ANN}	In 1881 aged 55, wife of Henry
^CLOSE	^{MARY ANN}	In 1881 aged 24, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Henry and Mary Ann
^{CLOTHING CLUB}		^{Clothing club – 1888 Balance £15.11.2 Members Payments £36.13.4 Hon. A. G. Calthorpe’s subscription £ 5. 0.0 £57. 4.6 Paid Clothing £43. 6.11 Bonus for Oscott Club £ 1. 3.11 Bonus for Shoe Club £ 1. 5. 7 Balance £10.18. 1 £57. 4. 6.}
^CLOUGHS		This was situated in Aldridge Road, does anyone have a photograph of this house?
^CLUFF	^REBECCA	^{V BURIED St. Johns 3rd Jan 1917, aged 78, Infirmary}
^CLUTTERBUCK	^GEORGE	^{VGravestone: George Buckley husband of Sarah, same grave Samuel Clutterbuck aged 78}
^{COACH HOUSE}		57, Trinity Road
^{COAL CLUB}		^{Coal Club Account – 1886 Received 150 members pay £ 92. 3. 3 Hon. A. G. Calthorpe's Subscription £ 5. 0. 0 Bromwich Charity £ 13. 14. 6 £110.17. 9 Paid Money returned £ 2. 2. 1 Paid for coal £ 91. 10. 8 138 x 2shillings & 6p bonuses £ 17. 5. 0 £110.17. 9}
^{COAL MERCHANTS}		Thomas Frederick Allen
^COATES	^MYRA	Born Walsall, 13th March 1852, married Henry Thomas Bill. See Bill Family.
^COCKAGNE	^HARRY	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 26th August 1884, aged 2, Perry Barr}
^COCKS	^RICHARD	^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Bargain and sale of yearly fee farm rent. - ref. MS 3145/42/10 a - date: 777 Parties: Hon. Daines Barrington, Richard Cocks, Sir Charles Cocks, John Gough. Property: An annual rent of eight shillings issuing from the township of Perry Barr.}
^{COFFEE HOUSE MANAGER}		See 1881 – Edward Thomas Forrest
^COLBECK	^JOSEPH	^{1841 census – Birchfield End Joseph aged 50, Grocer, not born in county Joseph aged 27, Grocer, not born in county James aged 23, Grocer, not born in county Eleanor, 42, not born in county Emma, 22, not born in county Eleanor, 7, not born in county Emma, 1, not born in county} Edward Tabener 18, male servant, not born in county
^COLBORNE	^ROGER	^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES}^{- Deed to lead the uses of a fine. - ref. MS 3145/40/18 - date: Date 1677 Parties: William Osborne, Anne his wife, John Colborne, Mary his wife, Mary Colborne of West Bromwich, Henry Gough, John Lowe, Roger Colborne, Property: Land in Perry Barr, Wiggmore Feild, Greene Leasowe and other land in west Bromwich.}
^COLBORNE	^ROGER	^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture of fine. - ref. MS 3145/42/6 - date: Date 1678 Parties: Henry Gough, John Lowe, Roger Colborne, William Osborne, Ann, his wife, John Colborne, Mary, his wife, Mary Colborne, widow. Property: Land in Perry Barr, Handsworth, West Bromwich.}
^COLBOURNE	^ANN	19th August 1868: Henry Perry, 26, bachelor (Baker) Franchise Street, son of William G. Perry (Pearl Button Maker) married Ann Colbourne, 29, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of Joseph Colbourne, (Carrier)
^COLDER	^MARY	See 1841 census, Holland
^COLDICOTT	^MR	^{Mail October 11th 1890 This afternoon on the way to the football match at Perry Barr, a large four-horse brake came to grief. The brake, which belongs to Mr Coldicutt, Station Street contained a large number of persons. Near Trinity Church, one of the hind wheels, getting into the groove of the tram rail, was smashed and all of the occupants of the brake were thrown violently to the ground. Several were more or less injured, but two only Arthur Sadler (27) glass worker and George Humphrey (32) metalworker were so badly hurt as to necessitate their removal to hospital. There Sadler’s injuries appeared to be such that he was detained. The other man, after having his wounds treated, left the institution.}
^COLDICOTT	^ROSA	3rd April 1870. Harry Riley, aged 23, bachelor, (Jeweller) Franchise Street, son of Frederick (Jeweller) married Rosa Coldicott, aged 18, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of William- Farmer
^COLE	^EMILY	^{VBURIED St. Johns Feb 1869, aged 50, Birchfield}
^COLE	^FRANCES	^{VBURIED St. Johns 21st April 1853, aged 30, Birchfield}
^COLE	^{HENRY CHARLES}	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 15th November 1911, aged 46, 43, Mansfield Road}
^COLE	^JOB	Nurseryman, Florist, Seedman, Aston Lane 1868 – 1871
^COLE	^JOHN	1841, Birchfield End, aged 22, carpenter
^COLE	^JOHN	^{VBURIED St. Johns 4th Oct 1874, aged 54, Birchfield}
^COLE	^JOHN	John, See 1841 census – Smith
^COLE	^JOSEPH	^{In 1881 was 66, married but not wife mentioned Wellington Road} Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/28 page 4
^COLE	^MARY	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 27th October 1902, aged 78, West Bromwich Workhouse}
^COLE	^{MARY ANN}	In 1881 was 20, the daughter of Joseph Cole
^COLE	^THOMAS	In 1881 aged 25, lodging with Hanna M Lewis
^COLE	^THOMAS	^{Was killed at the Hampstead Colliery Disaster in 1908} http://freespace.virgin.net/kathryn.c/Hamstead_1908.htm
^COLE	^{THOMAS WHARTON}	^{VBURIED St. Johns 19th Mar 1860, Infant}
^{COLE CROFT}		^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES}^{- Lease for a year and release. - ref. MS 3145/48/3 a&b - date: Date 1705 Parties: William Walker, Elizabeth, his wife, Sir Henry Gough. Property: Messuage in Perry Barr, Barn Croft, Orchard Croft, land in Capell Feild, land Berrey Feild, Eight Lands, Hill Head, Cole Croft, all in Perry Barr.}
^{COLE CROFT}		^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES}^{- Release of the equity of redemption. - ref. MS 3145/48/4 - date: Date 1706 Parties: William Walker, Sir Henry Cough. Property: Messuage in Perry Barr, Barn Croft, Orchard Croft, Land in Berry Feild, Eight Lands, land in Chapel Feild, Hill Head, Cole Croft, all in Perry Barr}
^COLEMAN	^{ALFRED HENRY}	COLEMAN-EGGERTON 13 July 1901 Aston Villa Church, Alfred Henry to Gertrude Phoebe – Birmingham Daily Mail
^COLES	^ANN	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 6th November 1882, aged 53, Aldridge Road}
^COLES	^ANN	In 1881 was 48, domestic cook to William and Maria Wray
^COLES	^ELIZA	In 1881 was 70 the wife of Wm Coles
^COLES	^WM	^{In 1881 was 63, the husband of Eliza Coles 239 Birchfield Rd} Family history film 1341679 RG11 2835 / 126 page 17
^COLEY	^{ANNIE LAURA}	^{V BURIED St. Johns 30th Aug 1879 aged 1 month, Aston}
^COLEY	^CAROLINE	15th July 1866, George Reece Pemberton, aged 20 Bachelor, (Wine Worker) son of Charles A Pemberton (Cashier) married Caroline Coley, 20, spinster, Birchfield, daughter of John Coley (Caster)
^COLEY	^ELIZABETH	^{V BURIED St. Johns 24th October 1903, aged 60, Witton Road}
^COLEY	^EMILY	^{V BURIED St. Johns 26th November 1873, aged 5 months, Portland St. Aston}
^COLEY	^GEORGE	COLEY 4 Sept 1885 after long painful affliction, Six Ways Birchfield, George age 76 - – Birmingham Daily Gazette - Death
^COLEY	^GEORGE	6/10/1885 Death COLEY 4 inst after long painful affliction, Six Ways Birchfield, George age 76
^COLEY	^GRACE	Grace Coley – 1841 Census – Gough
^COLEY	^JAMES	James Coley – 1841 Census – Gough
^COLEY	^{JOHN EDWARD}	^{V BURIED St. Johns 21 Oct 1877, Witton Lane, aged 1}
^COLEY	^MARY	Mary – See 1841 census – Read
^COLKRELL	^{CLARA ALICE}	In 1881 was 19, the daughter of Fredk Warren Colkrell and Rachael
^COLKRELL	^{FREDK WARREN}	^{In 1881 was 65, the husband of Rachael 75 Aston Lane} Family History Film 1341680 RG 11 2836/35 page 18
^COLKRELL	^RACHAEL	In 1881 was 52, the wife of Fredk Warren
^{COLLECTOR OF TAXES}		^{Thomas Cooper 1845 Matthew Glover 1818} Jessie Cooper – 1868
^{COLLEGE FARM COTTAGE}
^COLLEY	^ELIZABETH	^{V BURIED St. Johns, 26th July 1895, aged 8 Hampstead}
^COLLEY	^RICHARD	Richard – Farmer Kettlehouse Farm – 1845 – 1860
^COLLEY	^RICHARD	^{Butcher History Gazetteer and Directory of Staffordshire 1851}
^COLLEY	^RICHARD	^{Farmer History Gazetteer and Directory of Staffordshire 1851}
^COLLIER		^{HANDSWORTH HERALD 29th April 1905 BANK HOLIDAY ACCIDENT While a chara-banc belonging to Mr William Collier, Birchfield Road, Perry Barr was proceeding along the Sutton Road, near Perry Village on Monday afternoon a passenger named Joseph Simons (28) of 87 Victoria Road, Aston, who was riding on the back set in placing his hand in his pocket to give the conductor his fare, overbalanced and fell under the wheels. He sustained a compound fracture of the left leg, and on arrival at Perry Barr, Police Constable Lycett rendered First Aid. He was afterwards conveyed in the Handsworth ambulance to the General Hospital and detained.}
^COLLIER	^MRS	Mrs. Was a private resident, 13 Aston Lane, 1894
^{COLLIERY COTTAGE}		See John Bradbury, John Hill and Stephen Talbott
^COLLINS	^CHARLES	Charles was a nurseryman – 105 Aston Lane, 1880 – 1894
^COLLINS	^CHARLES	^{(late J Cole) landscape gardener, nurseyman, seedsman and florist, Perry Barr Nursery Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II}
^COLLINS	^{FLORCE E}	In 1881 was 11 the grand daughter of Christopher and Hellen Peach
^COLLINS	^GEORGE	Sarah Bradbury, 24, spinster, daughter of William Bradbury, Gun engraver, married 3rd July 1865, George Collins, 25, bachelor, Franchise Street, son on Thomas Collins (Smith)
^COLLINS	^{HELLEN A}	In 1881 was 36, the daughter of Christopher and Hellen Peach
^COLLINS	^MARIA	^{See 1891 census – Charles Jennens} http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/w-a-p.html
^COLLINS	^MARY	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 30th May 1874, aged 55, Aston Lane}
^COLLINS	^THOMAS	Thomas Collins (Engine Fitter) 1st August 1871, 26, bachelor, Franchise Street, son of Thomas (silversmith) married Mary Ann Newey, 20, Spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of Richard (Brass Founder)
^COLLINS	^{WALTER HENRY}	Rosina Ashford, daughter of John, Franchise Street, Ornament Maker, married St Johns, September 7th 1867, Walter Henry Collins, aged 27, Batchelor, Jeweller, Franchise St, son of Joseph Collins, Silversmith.
^COLLINS	^WILLIAM	^{V BURIED St. Johns, 30th July 1907, aged 17 – 167 Deakin Avenue}
^COMES	^MR	See Great Barr School
^COMPTON		See Beech Tree Cottages
^COMPTON	^GEORGE	^{V BURIED St. Johns 10th October 1913, aged 15 days, Holly Lane}
^COMPTON	^LILIAN	^{V BURIED St Johns, 25th Feb 1819, aged 9 months, Warren Cottages}
^COMPTON	^{STANLY JOHN}	^{V BURIED St. Johns 30th Jan 1903, aged 1 month, Russia, 11, Rose Cottage, Moor Lane}
^COMPTON	^WILFRED	^{V BURIED St. Johns 4th May 1911, aged 5 months, Warren Cottages}
^CONCERT		^{Perry Schoolroom on Monday 20th September 1886 Mr. Fry – Piano Miss Jones – Piano Mr Perry read of “The Life Boat” and “The woman who rang the bell”} Mrs Martin and Mr. Harley undertook all the arrangements.
^CONCERTS		Were held at the Perry Barr Institute (see Adams)
^CONIGREIE		BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES^{- Release. - ref. MS 3145/57/1a - date: Date 1663 Parties: Richard Best the alder, Richard Best, jun., William Osborne. Property: Middle Croft, Further Close, Waites Lunt, Tonge Croft, in Perry Barr. Parks Feild, The Lees, Conigreie, Hall Meadowe, The Three Hurstes, The Two Mores, Hall Hill Field, Farthinge Close, Playne Feild, The Hurst, in Perry Barr. Land in Great Barr.}
^CONNOLLY	^JOHN	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 13th Jan 1869, aged 40, Great Barr}
^CONNOP	^ELIZA	In 1881 was wife of Thomas, born Shenstone. She was living with Thomas her husband.
^CONNOP	^ELLEN	In 1881 was 14, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Isaac & Rebecca
^CONNOP	^ISAAC	^{In 1881 was 39, the husband of Rebecca Green Lane,} Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/112 page 16
^CONNOP	^JAMES	In 1881 he was 16, born Great Barr, living in Tenby. See The Rev. Frank Osborne Ellis
^CONNOP	^REBECCA	In 1881 was 43 the wife of Isaac
^CONNOP	^THOMAS	In 1881 was living at Salt Boxes on Questlett Road, Family History 1341680 RG 11 2836/117 page 26 – the husband of Eliza born Queslett. Also living in the house was Catherine a Burns, step daughter, Arthur burns, step son, Laura daughter aged 9 months.
^CONNOR	^{ELIZTH A}	In 1881 was 7, the daughter of John and Jane
^CONNOR	^JAMES	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 9th Dec 1887, aged 54, Franchise Street}
^CONNOR	^JANE	In 1881 was 48, the wife of John
^CONSTABLES		See Police
^CONSTANTINE	^JESSIE	^{VBURIED St. Johns 4th Dec 1912, aged 2 months, Providence Place}
^CONY		^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a year and release. - ref. MS 3145/62/5a&b - date: Date 1670 Parties: Sir William Cony, Edward Gray, Richard Best, Elizabeth his wife, Henry Gough. Property: Half of the manor of Perry Barr, Perry Hall, Conygree, Horse Close, Hall Leasowe, Barne Close, Paled Leasowe, Mill Leasowe, Notly Wood, Meadowe Lees, Horse Pasture, Broad Meadowe, Hall Meadowe, Goose Meadowe, Preists Meadowe, Hamsted Closes, the Hic? feilds, Woodcocke Meadowe, Dickson's Leasowe, The Marsh, The Parkes and Coatfeilds, Poole Tayle, Notley Poole, Mill Meadowe, Wood Hill, Colbornes Grounds, Ringsfeilds, Long Meadowe, Deep Moore Meadowe, Lane Close, Beechfeilds, all in Perry Barr, Great Barr and Handsworth.}
^CONYGREE		^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Release of equity of redemption. - ref. MS 3145/57/5 - date: Date 1691 Parties: William Osborne, sen., William Osborne, Jun., Sir Henry Gough. Property: Tenement in Perry Barr and land called Parkefeilds, The Lees, The Conygree, The Hall Meadow, The Three Hursts, The Two Moores, Hall Hill Feild, Farthing Close, Plaine Feilds, in Perry Barr.}
^CONYGREVE		^{BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a year and mortgage. - ref. MS 3145/57/2 a&b - date: Date 1673 Parties: William Osborne, John Nightingale Property: Land in Perry Barr, Parke Feild, The Lees, The Conygreve, Hall Meadowe, The Three Hursts, The Twoe Mores, Hall Hill Feild, Farthinge Close, Plaine Feild, all in Perry Barr.}
^COOK	^{ALBERT HENRY WILLIAM}	^{VBURIED St. Johns 1st July 1915, aged 13 months, Wellhead Lane}
^COOK	^{ALBERT J}	In 1881 was 15, the son of William and Hannah
^COOK	^{ALBERT J}	In 1881 was 15, son of Wm J G and Hannah
^COOK	^AMBROSE	^{VBURIED St. Johns 29th May 1911, aged 6, 9 Matlock Place}
^COOK	^ANNIE	In 1881 was 21, Housemaid to George and Louise J Ireland
^COOK	^ELIZABETH	June 10th 1866: William Henry Hart, aged 30, Widow (Glass cutter) Franchise Street, son of William, married Agnes Cook, aged 19, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of William Cook
^COOK	^{ERNEST F}	In 1881 was 8, the son of William and Hannah
^COOK	^{ERNEST F COOK}	In 1881 was 8, the son of Wm J G and hannah
^COOK	^{FLORENCE EDITH}	^{VBURIED St. Johns, 18th September 1909, aged 8 months, 47 Wellhead Lane.}
^COOK	^HANNAH	In 1881 was 44 the wife of William