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FODEN		GILES	I am a descendant of the Foden family who farmed in Perry Barr, latterly at Booth's Farm. My great-great-grandfather is Arthur Foden, father of William Francis Foden. Arthur fought in the Boer War and then returned to farming. I think he may be the Arthur Foden mentioned in your records as buying land around 1916. I was wondering if you might be able to help me in flushing out the family tree a little, in part because I hear Oxford University is doing a genetic study on the family, also because I have a connection to the Cheshire Foden’s (who make the lorries) and it would be interesting to pin down the link. My final reason is that as an author I am interested in writing a novelised history of the family. Can I say how much I admire the work you have done on Perry Barr? I am also interested in writing about William Booth, whose forgery plates were in the family for some time, and are now in a museum I believe. Giles.Foden@guardian.co.uk
FODEN		JOHN	Feb 1904. (He was 40 years old) His wife was born at the Boars Head, which he sold and went to live at Parson and Clerk, which had been in his family for over a century. Mourners. Mrs E. E. Foden (Widow William Foden – Brother Mrs. W. Foden – sister in law Mr George William Mr John Foden Mr N Wright (son in law – London) Mr H. Heeley (son in law) Mr P James Mr T. G. Tyler (Solicitor) Bearers were: Harry, Arthur and George Foden Mr Pendray, Mr Beech and Mr Pickering.
FODEN		JOHN	Booths Farm: BURIED St. Johns, 19^th June 1882, aged 2
FODEN		JOHN	In 1881 was 42, the husband of Ellen Hare and Hounds Family History Film 1341680 RG 11 2836/93 page 10:
FODEN		JOSHUA	Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 26^th Feb 1869, aged 3 months
FODEN		KATE	In 1881 was 10, the granddaughter of Maria Humphries
FODEN		LOUISA	In 1881 was 9, the granddaughter of Maria Humphries
FODEN		MARY E	In 1891 aged 38 Widow, born Perry Barr http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/w-a-p.html
FODEN		MR	HANDSWORTH HERALD No date SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT PERRY BARR At about 3 o clock on Saturday afternoon a labourer named Amos Thornhill met with a serious accident at Perry Barr. The man was employed at the farm of Mr. Foden, Perry Barr, and whilst some other men, endeavoring to get a chaff-cutting machine into working order, the machine started and Thornhill’s hands and wrists, which were between the knives were cut in a shocking matter. He was taken to the General Hospital where, shortly after his arrival, it was found necessary to amputate both his hands. The unfortunate man has a wife and six children. Upon enquiry at the hospital last night, it was stated that he was progressing as favourably as could be expected.
FODEN		SARAH	Handsworth Herald Dec 1892 We regret to record the death which occurred, of Mrs Sarah Foden, wife of Caleb Foden of Perry Barr. Mrs Foden had many friends, her death is deeply regretted.
FODEN		WILLIAM	POST 20^TH July 1885 William Foden deceased. All persons having any claim against William Foden, late of the Royal Oak, Perry Barr Common in the County of Staffordshire. Licensed Victualler and Farmer are requested to send particulars of same forthwith to me, the undersigned and any persons indebted to the said William Foden are requested to pay the amount to me: John Price 50 Cherry Street Birmingham Solicitor to the Administrator GAZETTE 19^th July 1885 William Foden. Deceased. Pursuant for the statute 22 and 23 Victoria, Chamber 35, initiated an act further Amend the Law of Property and to relieve Trustees “Notice is herby given that all creditors and other persons having any debt, claims and demands against the estate of William Foden, late of the Royal Oak, Perry Barr in the county of Staffordshire. Farmer and licensed Victualler (who died on the 16^th day of July 1885) and to whose Estate Letter of Administration are granted on the day of 12^th September out of the Principal Registry of the Probate Division of the High Court of Justice to Caleb Foden are hereby required to send in particulars in writing of their debts, claims or demands to me, the undersigned, as Solicitor for the said administrator, on or before 22^nd of October 1885 and notice is herby given that at the expiration of that time the administrator will proceed to distribute the Assets of the said intestate among the parties entitled thereto, having regard only to the debts, claims and demands of which he shall then have had notice, and that he will not be liable for the assets, or any part thereto, distributed to any person or persons of whom debt, claim or demand he shall not then have notice. Dated this 19^th day of September 1885. John Price 50 Cherry Street Birmingham Solicitor for the Administrator
FODEN		WILLIAM	Royal Oak, The Common, Holly Lane, 1864, Blacksmith 1845, Smith and Wheelwright
FODEN		WILLIAM	BURIED St. Johns 15^th July 1885, aged 56 Foden: On the 15^th inst., in his 56^th year, William Foden, of the Royal Oak, Perry Barr, deeply lamented.
FODEN		WM T	1881 was 3, the son of Caleb Jnr and Elizabeth
FOGG		ALICE	17^th May 1869, Samuel Bott, aged 19, Bachelor, (bricklayer) from Perry Barr, son of Benjamin, (bricklayer) married Alice Fogg 19, spinster, from Perry Barr, daughter of John Fogg (engraver).
FOLEY		THOMAS	Occupied the Blade Mill 1654
FOLKES		ARTHUR	FOLKES-FAULKNER 2 Jan 1901 Holy Trinity Birchfields, Arthur J of Lye, Stourbridge to Agnes of Birchfields – Birmingham Daily Mail
FOLLIS		SELINA	16^th November 1868, John Newhouse, 24, bachelor (Button maker) Perry Barr, son of John (Button Maker) married Selina Follis, aged 22, spinster, Perry Barr daughter of James (Blacksmith)
FOLLOWS		ELLEN	In 1881 was a widow, aged 35 Wellington Road Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/28 page 4
FOLLOWS		JOHN THOMAS	In 1881 was 6, the son of Ellen,
FOLLOWS		JOSEPH	FOLLOWS 2 Sept 1901 Arden House. Birchfield Rd age 26 Joseph Thomas beloved husband of Beatrice, Handsworth - Birmingham Daily Mail - Death
FONES		MARY ANN	9^th October 1865: Enoch Woodward, aged 29, bachelor, Perry Barr, son of Samuel – Retired Builder, married Mary Ann Fones, 34, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of Benjamin Fones (Gentleman)
FONES		THOMAS	Landlord of Crown and Cushion 1868.
FONES		THOMAS	Crown and Cushion – 1868
FOOTBALL			Post November 7^th 1884. Narrow escape of a Wagonnette Party. On Saturday evening a number of persons, who had been to a football match at Perry Barr had a narrow escape from being seriously injured. They were riding in a wagonette which was full, but unevenly balanced, and whilst proceeding down the Birchfield Road, opposite the Bulls Head, the vehicle over-turned, and the whole of the occupants were thrown into the road. For a time considerable excitement prevailed owing to the shouts for help; but after a time, order was restored, and then it was found that beyond several bruises and scratches the passengers were uninjured, but the wagonette was a complete wreck. Mail October 11^th 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. EXCITED OVER FOOTBALL MATCH Samuel Godwin of Handsworth was charged with being drunk in charge of a horse and cart on the 30^th September. Police Constable Curran deposed to meeting defendant in charge of a horse and cart being so drunk and incapable he was locked up. Inspector Bishop deposed to seeing the defendant bought to the station. He was then drunk – Defendant urged that he was not drunk but excited over a football match. Fined 2s 6d and costs. MAIL 31^st January 1887 ALARMING BRAKE ACCIDENT IN LANCASTER STREET This afternoon about half past 2.o.clock an accident occurred to a heavily laden brake carrying passengers to the football at Perry Barr. The vehicle – which belongs to a man named Brown – was drawn by three horses. It was licensed to carry 18 passengers, but according to the statements of the police, it was at the time of the accident carrying four or five more of that number. Turning out of Corporation Street into Lancaster Street, the wheels collapsed and the vehicle fell over on its right side. The driver and four other passers who were sitting on the front were thrown to the ground, but were not badly injured. The inside passengers, however, fared worse. The brake was a covered one and when it overturned those inside were not thrown out, but were hurled into a confused struggling mass. It was sometime before they could be extricated. Police Constable 38D, who was on duty on the spot, sized one of the horses, and the bystanders pulled the passengers out, one by one. Three of those who were at the bottom during the struggle were found to have suffered considerable injury, whilst the others were more or less shaken. The injured persons were taken to the General Hospital, in cabs, where two of them, Edwin Chalk, of 2 Brighton Terrace, Cromwell Street, and C. Walters of 118, Albert Road, Handsworth, having been treated for scalp wounds were discharged. The third man, however, was found seriously injured; his name is George Schall, 87, Greenway Street, Small Heath. The nature of his injuries is not yet ascertained, but he is believed to be seriously injured. Also in the Handsworth Herald – February 1^st, 1887 The brake belonged to Mr. T. Carty of Steelhouse Lane * Schall was found to have a dislocated shoulder.
FORBES		JAMES	Oscott: BURIED St. Johns 25^th July 1872, aged 84
FORBES		JOHN WEBSTER	4^TH June 1885: On the 4^th inst., at Holy Trinity Church Birchfield, by the Rev Maitland, John Webster Forbes, nephew of Mr. Issiah William, The hawthorns, Birchfield to Clara Ann second daughter of Mr. J. R. Chatterley, Holbrooke House Birchfield.
FORBES		JOHN WEBSTER	Private resident 1888: attended the Concert at the Perry Institute for the Restoration Fund at St. Johns, November 1894
FORBES		PRIVATE RESIDENT	James Hunter: lived at 47 Aston Lane, 1888
FORD		ARTHUR	Feb 1889: On the 2^nd ult at Calcutta, of typhoid fever, aged 25 years, Arthur Ford, late of Perry Barr, near Birmingham.
FORD		EDWARD JAMES	135 Birchfield Road, BURIED St. John 5^th Jun 1918, aged 60 years
FORD		HUGH	In 1881 was 52, lodging with Humphry and Martha Hill
FORD		IVY MARY	94 Wellhead Lane BURIED St. Johns Feb 1914, aged 19 hours
FORD		JAMES	In 1881 was 23, lodging with Maria Humphries
FORD		MIKE	In 1881 was 20, lodging with Humphry and Martha Hill
FORD		PATRICK	In 1881 was 23, and lodging with James and Elizth Brockett
FORD		THOMAS	In 1881 was 22, lodging with Maria Humphries
FORDAM		MARY ANN	Great Barr, BURIED St. Johns 6^th November 1846, aged 18 months
FOREST		EDWARD	Private Resident: 1883 – 1888, Manager of Perry Barr Coffee House, 24, Aldridge Road
FORNEY			Forney – See Gilbert
FORREST		EDITH	In 1881 was 32, was the wife of Edward Thos
FOREST		SG	Aston Chronicle – 5^th January 1878 To the wife of S G Forest a daughter – 16^th December 1877 (Handsworth)
FORREST		EDWARD THOS	In 1881 was 32, the husband of Edith No 24 Aldridge Road Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/8 page 9
FORSTER		E L	See Great Barr School
FORSTER		EDGAR STANLEY	FORSTER-FIELD 21 Dec 1901 Holy Trinity Birchfield Rd, Edgar Stanley to Maud 2nd do late Arthur E. – Birmingham Daily Mail
FORESTER		ELIZABETH	In 1891, was living at Park Hall Lodge, she was unmarried aged 40, a domestic servant (also at the house was SANT) she came from Brerwood, Stafford
FOSTER		EMMA	See William Turnpenny Jnr.
FOSTER		JAMES ALFRED	22^nd Dec 1872: James Alfred Foster, 29 years, bachelor, Perry Barr, (Machinist) son of James Foster, (Fender maker) married Emma Davies, aged 28, spinster, William Edward Street, Birmingham daughter of Evan Davis (Whitesmith)
FOSTER		LLOYD	See Great Barr School
FOSTER		MARY ANN	31^st August 1868: Frederick Hazeldine, 23, bachelor, Perry Barr, son of John Hazeldine (Nail cutter), married Mary Ann Foster, 23, Harborne, daughter of James Foster (Foundry Worker)
FOSTER		MAY	See Charlotte Burns
FOSTER		RICHARD	Perry Hall laundry, BURIED St. Johns 1^st November 1902, aged 62
FOSTER		SARAH ANN	See Frederick Hazeldine
FOSTER		SL	MRS See Great Barr School
FOSTER		THOMAS	1841: Census Aston Villa Thomas aged 40 – Gilt Toy Manufacturer Elizabeth aged 40 Thomas aged 20 Gilt Manufacturer Samuel aged 15, apprentice John aged 15, Henry aged 15 Charles at 12 James aged 8
FOWKES		CLARA	7^th June 1869: Henry Wright, aged 28, bachelor, (Gun Filer) Franchise Street, son of William Wright (Brass Founder) married Clara Fowkes, aged 21, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of Edward Fowkes (Coachman)
FOWKES		CLARA	See Henry Wright
FOWKES		MARY	19^th Feb 1872, Joseph Jones, aged 32, bachelor, (Stone Mason) Perry Barr son of John (Stone Mason) married Mary Fowkes, aged 27, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of Samuel (Gardener)
FOWLER			See Great Barr School
FOWLER			HANDSWORTH HERALD FEB 8^TH 1908 SINGULAR INCIDENT AT PERRY BARR On Tuesday Mr G C Lewis, Coroner for South Staffordshire held an inquest at the Handsworth Police Court, upon the body of the female infant child of Elizabeth Fowler, single woman residing at the back of 37 Franchise Street, Perry Barr – Unfortunately have no more of this article.
FOWLER		ELIZABETH	Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns, 24^th April 1902, aged 49
FOWLER		EMMA	Malthouse Cottages, BURIED St. Johns, 11^th Feb 1881, 14 days
FOWLER		FLORENCE EMILY	Hamstead: BURIED St. Johns, 4^th April 1895, aged 2
FOWLER		GWENDOLINE DOROTHY	Holdford Lodge, BURIED St. Johns 11^th May 1914, aged 2
FOWLER		REBECCA PRISCILLA	Witton Road: BURIED St. Johns 7^th March 1917, aged 67
FOWLER		RICHARD	Oscott: BURIED St. Johns 27^th October 1876, aged 2 months
FOWLER		RICHARD	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy valuation of crops growing in the year 1816 upon a farm at Perry Barr, co. Stafford, late in the occupation of the representatives of William and John Booth deceased the property of John Gough, Esq., by Christopher Wren and Richard Fowler, with amount allowed at the Assizes for Miss Booth to pay. - ref. MS 3145/343/2 - date: 1820
FOWLER		RICHARD	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy valuation of various delapidations on a farm at Perry Barr late in the occupation of William Booth, the property of John Gough, Esq., by Richard Fowler and Christopher Wren. - ref. MS 3145/343/3 - date: 1817
FOWLER		RICHARD	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Valuation of the tithe due to the Rev. Mr. Lane from the estates of John Gough, Esq., at Perry Barr, co. Stafford, by Richard Fowler. - ref. MS 3145/318/28a - date: 1798
FOWLER		SARAH ANN	Malthouse Cottages, BURIED St. Johns 20^th October 1879, aged 13 months
FOWLER		THOMAS	June 8^th 1907 – Handsworth Herald. A well known and highly respected resident of Perry Barr, passed away on Sunday, Mr Thomas Fowler, landlord of the New Crown and Cushion. Mr Fowler had been a resident in the locality for a long period. He was formerly a builder, but a few years ago became landlord of the New Crown and Cushion. He was taken ill on Monday. Pneumonia rapidly developed and despite the efforts of Dr. Lewis, he died in the early hours of Sunday morning. He leaves a widow and a daughter. The funeral took place at Handsworth Parish Church
FOWLER		WILLIAM	Brick Kiln Lane, BURIED St. Johns, 26^th January 1876, aged 6 months
FOX		CHARLES	Private Resident 1868
FOX		ROBERT	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES [no title] - ref. MS 3883/609524 - date: 26 Sept 1766 A lease for a year by Thomas Bell of Hampstead in the psh of Handsworth co. Stafford miller, and Robert Fox now of Yardley co. Worcester, gent, but late of Birmingham a trustee of sd Thomas Bell, to Joseph Scott of Birmingham, gent, of certain lands in Perry Barr in the psh of Handsworth (described). Seals:- a lion rampant.
FOX		ROBERT	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a year. Paul Leeke and others to Thomas Bell and Robert Fox. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/223 - date: 4 May 1753
FOX		ROBERT	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance. Paul Leeke and others to Thomas Bell and Robert Fox. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/224 - date: 5 May 1753
FOX		ROBERT	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a year. Thomas Bell and Robert Fox to William Bothams. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/286 - date: 1 February 1771
FOX & SONS			In conjunction with Gray and Hillman, were the auctioneers involved in the sale of the Perry Hall Estate
FOX TAVERN			Private Resident: James Humpries 1868
FRANCE		WILLIAM	Bradford St. BURIED St. Johns 20^th December 1916, aged 44
FRANCE		WILLIAM JOHN	Hamstead: BURIED St Johns 7^th December 1912, aged 3months
FRANCES			See Great Barr School
FRANCHISE STREET			SALE OF PROPERTIES (by order of the Executors of the late John Dadge) Alford and Aston are instructed to sell by auction, at the Grand Hotel (Windsor Room) Colmore Row, Birmingham on Tuesday Evening, February 12^th 1907 at Six for Seven o clock prompt (subject to conditions to be then read:- the following: FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES Lot 1 Franchise Street, Perry Barr, Freehold dwelling house, situate and being No 64, Franchise Street, Perry Barr and lately in the occupation of the deceased, but now in hand, considered worth a rental of £19.10shilling per annum. Area 478 square yards or thereabouts. Lot 2 Freehold property in West Bromwich, situate and being Numbers 26 and 28 Glover Street, West Bromwich near to Spon Lane Station, each let to good tenants Annual income £28. 12shilling. Area: 239 square yards or thereabouts Lot 3 Aston Lane Perry Barr. A Pair of Well built, freehold villas situate and being numbers 34 and 36 Aston Lane, Perry Barr. Annual income £36.00. Leasehold for ninety nine years from 24^th June 1874, subject to a very low ground rent of £4. 2. 6d per annum. Further particulars from Messrs Bill and Clarke, Solicitors, Cherry Street, Birmingham for from the Auctioneers, 14, Temple Street, Birmingham.
FRANCHISE STREET			Is now where the University of Central England, now stands
FRANCHISE STREET			SALE OF PROPERTIES (by order of the Executors of the late John Dadge) Alford and Aston are instructed to sell by auction, at the Grand Hotel (Windsor Room) Colmore Row, Birmingham on Tuesday Evening, February 12^th 1907 at Six for Seven o clock prompt (subject to conditions to be then read:- the following: FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES Lot 1 Franchise Street, Perry Barr, Freehold dwelling house, situate and being No 64, Franchise Street, Perry Barr and lately in the occupation of the deceased, but now in hand, considered worth a rental of £19.10shilling per annum. Area 478 square yards or thereabouts. Lot 2 Freehold property in West Bromwich, situate and being Numbers 26 and 28 Glover Street, West Bromwich near to Spon Lane Station, each let to good tenants Annual income £28. 12shilling. Area: 239 square yards or thereabouts Lot 3 Aston Lane Perry Barr. A Pair of Well built, freehold villas situate and being numbers 34 and 36 Aston Lane, Perry Barr. Annual income £36.00. Leasehold for ninety nine years from 24^th June 1874, subject to a very low ground rent of £4. 2. 6d per annum. Further particulars from Messrs Bill and Clarke, Solicitors, Cherry Street, Birmingham for from the Auctioneers, 14, Temple Street, Birmingham.
FRANCIS		ELIZABETH	See 1841 Census – Willis
FRANCIS		SARAH	See 1841 Census – Parker
FRANCIS		WILLIAM	Otherwise Frederick Robinson.
FRANKHOLMES			Does Anyone know where this was situated?
FRANKLIN		FREDERICK	September 27^th 1869: Frederick Franklin, aged 20, bachelor, (Polisher) Perry Barr, son of John (Brewer) married Betsy Elizabeth Keating, 18, spinster, daughter of John Keating (nail cutter)
FRANKLIN		JOHN	Private resident: Summit Place 1871
FREEHOLDERS ARMS ALSO THE WELLHEAD TAVERN			Mail August 14^th 1888 SUSPICIOUS DEATH IN BIRMINGHAM This afternoon Mr Hawkes (Coroner) held an adjourned inquest at his court, Moor Street on the body of William Newton (57) who lodged at 2, Franchise Street, Perry Barr. The inquest was adjourned from the 7^th inst., Caroline Humley recalled, stated that deceased lodged with her. He was in the habit of spending his evenings at the Freeholders Arms in Franchise Street. On Saturday night, the 23^rd ult., he came home drunk. Shortly afterwards he went out again. The next morning witness noticed that the deceased looked unwell, and she enquired what was the matter with him. He replied that a strange man had accused him of drinking his beer and had struck him whilst he was at “Roger’s” house. Witness did not notice any mark on the deceased face until Wednesday, when she noticed a swelling on his left jaw. She then advised him to go to the General Hospital on Thursday morning. He was asking the witness what time the institution opened, when he fell down, and his head came into contact with an iron fender. He was afterwards taken to the General Hospital, where he died. Mrs Bourne, Franchise Street, stated she saw the deceased fall on the evening of the 23^rd ult., and strike his head on the kerbstone. Alfred Rogers, the landlord of the Freeholders Arms, said he remembered no row at his house on the 23^rd. The Coroner: Were there any roughs there? Witness: They might be rough or smooth. The Coroner: I suppose you don’t car as long as they drink plenty? Witness: That’s it. The Coroner to the Jury: You will know value to put upon evidence given in this way. The jury returned a verdict of “Accidental Death”
FREEHOLDERS ARMS			Franchise Street
FREEMAN		ELIZABETH A	In 1881 was 23, parlour maid to Charles R Titterton
FREEMAN		ESTHER	Daughter of George Leech, see William Savage
FREEMAN		HELENA LIZZIE	37 Markby Road, BURIED St. Johns 29^th June 1906, aged 30
FREEMAN		JAMES	See 1841 Census – Read
FREEMAN		MICHAEL	August 13^th 1867: Michael Freeman, aged 41, bachelor (labourer) of Perry Barr, son of Edward Freenman (Brass Founder) married Elizabeth Smith, aged 31, spinster of Handsworth, daughter of William Smith, (Felt maker)
FREEMAN		RICHARD	Private resident: Aston Lane 1863
FREEMAN	THOS		Manager, Franchise Street Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II
FREER		ALFRED	See Perry Woods
FREER		ROBERT & MAUD	10 week old twins, BURIED St. Johns 9^th April 1915
FREER		THOMAS	Private Resident: 1868 – See Mr Horsley
FREER		THOMAS LANE	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Assignment. Richard Fowler to Rev. Thomas Lane Freer. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/623 - date: 9 August 1823
FREER		THOMAS LANE (REV)	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Assignment. George Barker to the Rev. Thomas Lane Freer. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/613 - date: 30 November 1822
FREER		THOMAS LANE (REV)	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Assignment. Richard Fowler to Rev. Thomas Lane Freer. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/623 - date: 9 August 1823
FREER		THOMAS LANE (REV)	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Surrender. Joseph Ruck, etc. to Rev. Thomas L. Freer. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/633 - date: 29 September 1824
FREER		THOMAS Lane (REV)	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
FREER FAMILY			Birmingham City Archives, papers concerning the estates of the Freer family in Birmingham, Handsworth, Haughton Staffs and elsewhere, 1859-1915
FREETH		WILLIAM	(Birmingham City Archives) MS 3555/Acc 1936-024 Lease for twelve years from William Freeth of Perry Barr yeoman, Mary, his wife, late the wife of William Symcox of Westbrom[w]ich, co.Staff., yeoman, deceased, and William Symcox, son of the said William Symcox, to Richard Poultney of Bausley [Bordesley] of a messuage and lands in Bausly [Bordesley] - ref. MS 3555/Acc 1936-024/451112 - date: 4 February 1718 [-19] Lease for a year from William Freeth of (Perry) Barr yeoman, Mary, his wife, and William Simcox of Westbromwich, co.Staff., yeoman, to Josiah Russell of the Inner Temple, [London], gent., of a farm house, lands and appurtenances in Bordesley. - ref. MS 3555/Acc 1936-024/451113 - date: 9 January 1723 [-4] Indenture between William Freeth of (Perry) Barr yeoman, Mary, his wife, William Simcox of Westbromwich, co. Staff., yeoman, and Josiah Russell of the Inner Temple, London, gent., being a release to create a tenant to a recovery of a farm house, lands and appurtenances in Bordesley in the parish of Aston juxta Birmingham. - ref. MS 3555/Acc 1936-024/451114 - date: 10 January 1723 [-4] Lease for a year from William Freeth of (Perry) Barr, yeoman, Mary, his wife, and William Simcox of Westbromwich, co.Staff., yeoman, to John Turton of the Brades in the parish of Rowley Regis, co.Staff., ironmonger, and John Culwick of Westbromwich, yeoman, of a farm house, lands and appurtenances in Bordesley. - ref. MS 3555/Acc 1936-024/451116 - date: 1 September 1725 FILE - Indenture between William Freeth of (Perry) Barr, yeoman, Mary, his wife, William Simcox of Westbromwich, co. Staff., yeoman, Elizabeth, his wife, John Turton of the Brades in the parish of Rowley Regis, co.Staff., ironmonger, and John Culwick of Westbromwich, yeoman, being a settlement on the marriage of the said William Simcox and Elizabeth, his wife, of a farm house, lands and appurtenances in Bordesley. - ref. MS 3555/Acc 1936-024/451117 - date: 2 September 1725
FRIDAY			April 1885: On the 18^th inst, at the Holy Trinity Church, Birchfield Road, Edward James, eldest son of Mr. E R Tookey, Moseley Road, Birmingham to Kate, youngest daughter of Mr J. Friday, Birchfield.
FRIDAY		EDWARD	September 1884: On the 30^th ult., at Soho Hill Chapel, Edward son of Joseph Friday of Birchfield Road to Emily Jane eldest daughter of the late Joseph Henry Deeley, of Hunters Lane, and the grand-daughter of the late, John J. Heath of Soho Hill. No cards.
FRIEDBERGER		MRS	Handsworth Herald, 29^th November 1890: At the Woodlands Perry Barr, had a party for the Railway guards
FRIERS		WILLIAM	See 1841 Census – Haughton
FROGGATT			Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns, 3^rd April 1915, aged 51
FROGGATT		THOMAS	Wellhead lane, BURIED St. Johns 28^th September 1916, aged 50
FROST			See 1841 Census – Battle
FROST		JOHN WILLIAM	1^st May 1871: John Thomas Frost (Cooper Smith) aged 35, W, Perry Barr, son of John (Dairyman) married Isabella Figgures aged 27, single, Perry Barr, daughter of Joshua (Footman)
FROWIN		WILLIAM	See Polly Spencer
FRY			See concert
FRY		JOSEPH WALTER	97 Aston lane, 1888 – 1894
FRYER			Yardsley Macpherson – y.mac@verizon.net
FRYER		ABIGAIL	See William Cooper
FRYER		ABIGAIL	CHECK RECORDS (William Cooper)
FRYER		JOHN FREDK	In 1881 was 55, the husband of Sophia 171 Aston Lane Family History Film 1341680 RG 11 2836/37 page 22
FRYER		SOPHIA	In 1881 was 40, the wife of John Fredk
FULFORD			See Hayes
FULFORD			ADAMS-FULFORD 21 July 1880 Trinity Church Birchfield Alexander of Kings Norton to Ann Jane daughter of John of Birchfield (Birmingham Mail)
FULFORD		CATHERINE M	In 1881 was 27, the daughter of John and Mary Fulford
FULFORD		CATHERINE MAY	No date: On the 11^th inst., at Trinity Church, Birchfield, by the Rev. Pelham T. Maitland MA vicar, (assisted by the Rev W La Porte Paine of Strood, Kent) Frank Scott Poole, youngest son of Thomas Slaney Poole of London, to Catherine Mary eldest daughter of John Fulford, Trinity House, Trinity Road, Birmingham
FULFORD		CHARLES	VPerry Village, BURIED St. Johns Feb 1859 no age
FULFORD		EMILY R	In 1881 was 22, the daughter of John and Mary Fulford
FULFORD		EMILY ROSA	No date: On the 18^th inst, at Trinity Church, Birchfield, by the Rev Maitland, Walter Austin, youngest son of the late Richard Neville, Handsworth to Emily Rosa youngest daughter of John Fulford, Trinity House, Trinity Road, Birmingham
FULFORD		FANNY	Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns, 27^th Jan 1875, aged 93
FULFORD		HENRY	Birchfield Lodge: Private resident 1868
FULFORD		JOHN	Birmingham, BURIED St. Johns 20^th March 1877, aged 59
FULFORD		JOHN	In 1881 was 65, the husband of Mary, living at 27 Trinity Road Family History Film 1341679, RG11 2835/ 107, page 28
FULFORD		JOHN & JOSEPH	Farmers, Warren House 1845 and 1850
FULFORD		LUCY	Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 15^th May 1889, aged 1
FULFORD		MARY	In 1881 was 62, the wife of John
FULFORD		SYDNEY	Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 20^th June 1899 aged 7 weeks
FULFORD		THOMAS	Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 27^th January 1861, aged 90 years
FULFORD		WILLIAM	Private resident: 13 Aston Lane, 1883, 17 Aston Lane 1888
FULLER		WILLIAM	In 1881 was 32, lodging with Hannah Sanders
FULWOOD		ELIZABETH	Ladies School – See 1841 Census - Hayes
FULWOOD	J & J		Farmer History Gazetteer and Directory of Staffordshire 1851
FURBER		SARAH	Saltbox, Oscott, BURIED St. Johns 17^th Feb 1881, aged 85
FURNELL		JOSEPH	See 1841 Census – Oakes

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