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Surnames and Places beginning with “D” .

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DABBS	EMMA JANE	Buried St. Johns 13 November 1909, 11, Emscote Road
DABBS	ESTHER	In 1881 was 48, the Head 268 Birchfield Rd Family History Film: 1341679 2835 / 122 page 10
DABBS	FREDK	In 1881 was 4, the son of Esther Dabbs
DABBS	SARAH A	In 1881 was 14, the daughter of Esther Dabbs
DABBS	TREACE	In 1881 was 7, the daughter of Esther Dabbs
DABBS	W.	In 1881 was 16, the son of Esther Dabbs
DADE	ARTHUR TERASEK	In 1881 was 34, living with Arthur and Mary Ann Wakelin
DADGE	ANN	Wife of John
DADGE	JOHN	Private Resident at 64 Franchise Street, 1883 – 1894 See Sale of Properties – Franchise Street.
DADGE	JOHN	Buried at St. Johns 15^th January 1907 aged 88, Franchise Street See Monumental Inscriptions
DAFT	THOMAS BARNABAS	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy of notice from Thomas Payne of Perry Barr, gent., to Stephen Perry of London, gent., of an indenture, dated 6 October, 1845, being an assignment from Thomas Barnabas Daft of Birmingham, manufacturer, to the said Thomas Payne, of an interest in a patented invention for improvements in the manufacture of elastic bands, and of an indenture, dated 7 October, 1845, being a licence from the said Thomas Payne to the said Thomas Barnabas Daft to manufacture the said patented articles. - ref. MS 3375/453651 - date: 8 October 1845
DAFT	THOMAS BARNABAS	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy of notice from Thomas Payne of Perry Barr, gent., to William Carpmael of the Patent Office London, of an indenture, dated 6 October, 1845, being an assignment from Thomas Barnabas Daft of Birmingham, manufacturer, to the said Thomas Payne, of an interest in a patented invention for improvements in the manufacture of elastic bands. With request from the said Thomas Payne concerning the custody of the letters patent and brevet for the said invention. - ref. MS 3375/453652 - date: 8 October 1845
DAFT	THOMAS BARNABAS	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy of notice from Thomas Payne of Perry Barr, gent., to Stephen Perry of London, gent., of an indenture, dated 6 October, 1845, being an assignment from Thomas Barnabas Daft of Birmingham, manufacturer, to the said Thomas Payne, of an interest in a patented invention for improvements in the manufacture of elastic bands, and of an indenture, dated 7 October, 1845, being a licence from the said Thomas Payne to the said Thomas Barnabas Daft to manufacture the said patented articles. - ref. MS 3375/453651 - date: 8 October 1845
DAGUS	ALFRED	See Perry Woods
DAINTER	HENRY	Henry was a Chimney Sweep at 262 Birchfield Road 188 – 1894 HANDSWORTH CHRONICLE 18 May 1889 On Wednesday a Chimney Sweep named Harry Daintor, living in Jordans Buildings, Birchfield Road, Perry Barr had three apparently apopletic fits in the third of which he died about 9.45pm Deceased who had previously enjoyed good health is a married man and leaves a widow, but no family. He was seen in the road apparently well about 8 pm. Doctor Lee of Heathfield Road, Perry Barr and Mr. Joy, chemist were called in but their services where of no avail – life was extinct. HANDWORTH CHRONICAL 25 May 1889 On Friday an inquest was held before Edwin Hooper Esq., coroner at the Old Crown an Cushion Inn, Perry Barr, touching the death of Henry Dainter (34) a chimney sweep, living at Jordans buildings who died suddenly on the 15^th inst., from the evidence of deceased widow, Mrs Harry Dainter and Mr. Joy chemist, it appears deceased complained during the previous week of a pain in his side. On the 15^th inst., he went to Mr. Joys shop and complained of want of sleep and headache. Mr. Joy supplied him with a bottle of medicine, he had had a fit earlier in the day and shortly after 8 pm had two successive fits and died at 9.45 pm. Deceased had been a heavy drinker for a number of years, but during the last few months was a total abstainer. A verdict of death from “Natural Causes” was returned
DAINTY	MRS	Private Resident at 71 Aston Lane in 1894
DALE	ALICE	BURIED St. Johns, 5^th October 1900 aged 6 months, Warren Cottage
DALE	CHARLES	Married Emily Stanyard at West Bromwich, 6d, page 1362, December Qtr Dalerickyd@aol.com (See Charles Judd)
DALE	GEORGE	BURIED St Johns 14^th June 1883, aged 7, Oscott
DALE	JOHN	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - From John Dale of Parke Lime Works to John Darling of Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3145/266/37 - date: 1737
DALE	MRS	November 1894. Mrs Dale sand Edith Cooks song “Why must we say Goodbye” at the concert for the Restoration fund at St. Johns at Perry Barr institute.
DALE	SARAH JANE	Sarah Jane was BURIED St. Johns 7^th March 1878, aged 11 months, Oscott
DALL	ROBERT	See George Perks (email from Samantha Duke)
DALGLESH	ROBERT WATSON	10^th December 1871. Robert Watson Dalglesh, 25, bachelor (Gas Fitter) from Franchise Street son of Robert (Lithographic printer) married Abigail Mason, 25, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of Charles (Baker)
DALTON	SAMUEL	BURIED St. Johns, 6^th Jan. 1865, aged 57, Birmingham
DAMANT	FANNY	In 1881 was 26, born Perry Barr, boarding with David and Ann Dyer
DANBY	WILLIAM	See 1841 Census – Swanson
DANBY	WILLIAM	William – see Thomas Cooper
DANCE	ALICE MARY	BURIED St. Johns 11^th June 1917, aged 39. Home for the incurables.
DANIEL	GEORGE	Sergeant Barr Barr Police Station. 1894 Ernest Daniel son of Inspector George Daniel married (Handsworth Herald 30^th July 1904), Miss McMahon of Aston. Alice and Agnes were sisters of the bridesmaids (sisters of the Bride). They were given a smoking cabinet by the Police Officers at Perry Barr Division.
DANIELS	JOHN	1841 Census John aged 38, mason, not born in county Charlotte aged 37 not born in county Francis Mycraft aged 15 female servant.
DANKS		See Blue Bell Villa
DANSETT		See Church Bazaar
DARBY	FRANCIS	Private resident 75 Aston Lane 1880
DARBY	JOHN ALFRED	Private resident Laurel Bank, Aston Lane 1860
DARBY	MARY SUSAN	Aston Chronicle 16^th November 1878 Frederick James at Aston Parish Church, 24 ult., to Mary Susan Darby of the Elms, Wheeler Street,
DARBY	MRS	1864 Private Resident
DARBY	THOMAS	29^TH September 1869. Thomas Darby 24, bachelor (saddle maker) from Birchfield, son of Daniel (chain maker) married Louisa Kendrick, 24, spinster from Perry Barr, daughter of Thomas (Butcher)
DARLASTON	SARAH JANE	See George Perks
DARLING	JOHN	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - From John Dale of Parke Lime Works to John Darling of Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3145/266/37 - date: 1737
DARMOUNT VILLA		Trinity Road
DARRALL	JAMES ESQ	Trinity House 1868
DARRALL	MRS	Richmond Villa
DARRELL	CHARLES	In 1881 was 21, the son of Elizabeth
DARRELL	DANIEL W	In 1881 was 31, the son of Elizabeth
DARRELL	ELIZABETH	In 1881 was 28, the daughter of Elizabeth
DARRELL	ELIZABETH	In 1881 was 52, Head Richmond Villa, Birchfield Road Family History Film 1341679 RG 11 2835/125 page 15
DARRELL	FLORENCE	In 1881 was 23, the daughter of Elizabeth
DARRELL	ROBERT T	In 1881 was 30, the son of Elizabeth
DARTMOUTH HOUSE		In 1881 see Charles R Titterton
DARTMOUTH HOUSE		Charles R Titterton Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II
DATE	JOSEPH	Won 15 shilling in Class 2, Best Cultivated and neatest garden competition
DAU		BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance. Messrs. Stratton, Day and others to Bayley Caddick and his trustee. Great Barr and Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/532 - date: 11 June 1811
DAVENHILL	ARTHUR HY.	In 1881 was aged 5 years, the son of Henry & Matilda
DAVENHILL	C.O.M.	In 1881 was 2 years old, the daughter of Henry & Matilda
DAVENHILL	CHARLOTTE	In 1881 was 88 years of age, the mother of Henry Davenhill
DAVENHILL	ELEANOR	In 1881 was 8 years old, the daughter of Henry & Matilda
DAVENHILL	FARMER	Hay Farmer – Manor House, Oscott 1860 – 1883
DAVENHILL	H	Manor House Farm Frances White & Co’s Commerical & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II
DAVENHILL	HENRY	21^st April 1870, was Peoples Warden, Perry Barr, Parish Church
DAVENHILL	HENRY	Farmer – 1868
DAVENHILL	HENRY

DARBY

DARMOUNT VILLA

DARTMOUTH HOUSE

DAVENHILL