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SORRELL
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JAMES |
Handsworth Herald 6th June 1908 FOUND IN THE CANAL AT PERRY BARR About 3.30 on Wednesday afternoon the attention of James William Cope, lock keeper, was called by a boatman to a hat, coat and vest on the towing path of the Birmingham and Tame Valley Canal, near the Aldridge Road Bridge, Perry Barr. He informed Police Constable Clark, and on searching the canal they discovered the body of a man in the middle of the canal opposite the spot where the clothing was found They got the body out of the water and removed it to the mortuary at the rear of the Boar’s Head Public house. In the evening the body was identified by the man’s wife as that of James Sorrell, a tube drawer, aged 40, residing at 2, Reynold’s Street, Smethwick. The inquest was held on Thursday afternoon at the Boars Head, Perry Barr, by Mr G. C. Lewis, Coroner for South Staffordshire. Emma Hicks, Norfolk Street, Dudley Road, Birmingham, mother of the deceased man’s wife, said her sister had informed her that deceased went out the previous day about 10.30 in the morning. |
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SOTHERTON |
RICHARD
WHEAL |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 2nd July 1871, aged 11 |
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SOUTH
FIELD |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy
appointment and conveyance. - ref. MS 3145/141 - date: Date 1822 |
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SOUTH
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy
appointment and conveyance. - ref. MS 3145/141 - date: Date 1822 |
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SOUTHALL |
JOHN |
Hamstead Cottages, BURIED St. Johns 10th Feb 1919 aged 43 |
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SOUTHAM |
ELIZA A |
In 1881 was 16, domestic servant to Joseph Thomas and Emily A Meek |
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SOUTHAM |
GEORGE |
1888 – 15 Aston Lane |
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SOUTHAM |
JOHN |
In 1881 was 14 the son of
William and Sarah |
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SOUTHAM |
SARAH |
Perry Village BURIED St. Johns 22nd August 1911, aged 83 |
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SOUTHAM |
SARAH |
In 1881 was 53, the wife
of William |
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SOUTHAM |
WILLIAM |
Perry Village, BURIED St. Johns, 17th October 1901 aged 73 |
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SOUTHAM |
WILLIAM |
In 1881 was 53, the
husband of Sarah Cross Roads
Family History
Film: 1341680 RG11 2836/92 page 8 |
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SOUTHAM |
WILLIAM |
In 1881 was 11 the son of
William and Sarah |
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SOUTHWELL |
JAMES |
See 1841 Watts |
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SOUTHWELL |
JANE |
See 1841 census - watts |
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SPALDING |
AGNES |
23rd October 1871, Joseph Green, aged 27, bachelor (Iron Founder) Franchise Street, son of Joseph (Lamp maker) married Agnes Spalding, aged 18, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of William (Moulder) |
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SPARKES |
CAROLINE |
22ND September 1872, John 24 (B) (pearl button worker) son of Thomas (Warehouseman, Franchise Street, married Caroline Sparkes 19 (S) Franchise Street, daughter of Joseph (Pearl Worker) |
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SPARREY |
HUMPHERY |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Papers concerning the case between Henry Gough and Nicholas Geast re. fishing rights in the River Tame near Perry Bridge. - ref. MS 3145/200/1-4 - date: 1698-1727 With plan of the River Tame in the part of Perry Barr from Perry Bridge to Priest Meadow, surveyed by Humphery Sparrey. 1720. |
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SPAWFORTH |
MARY |
Aston Road, BURIED St Johns 24th September 1859, aged 66 |
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SPEEDILOW |
ALICE |
Queslett Road, BURIED St. Johns 9th October 1896, aged 81 |
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SPENCER |
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See Church Bazaar |
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SPENCER |
AGNES |
In
1881, she was 12, and was born in Perry Barr, she was the daughter of Job and
Fanny |
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SPENCER |
ANN |
See 1841 Bragg |
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SPENCER |
CHARLOTTE
ANN |
Witton, BURIED St. Johns 24th September 1871 aged 80 |
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SPENCER |
ELIZABETH,
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Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 21st December 1918 aged 78 |
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SPENCER |
EMMA |
In 1881 was 21 the daughter of (see Williams) |
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SPENCER |
EMMA
ELIZABETH |
October 1899 – see Foden |
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SPENCER |
F.E |
F.E. – Soho Road – See Baker |
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SPENCER |
FANNY |
IN
1881 was living at Back Lane, Ten Acres, Northfield, the wife of Job, she was
50 years old and was born in Perry Barr. |
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SPENCER |
FREDERICK |
In
1881, she was 11 and was born in Perry Barr, he was the son of Job and Fanny |
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SPENCER |
HARRIET |
In
1881, she was 14, and was born in Perry Barr, she was the daughter of Job and
Fanny |
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SPENCER |
HARRY |
In
1881, he was 15, and was born in Perry Barr, he was the son of Job and Fanny |
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SPENCER |
JOB |
1871 – Blacksmith - Holly Lane |
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SPENCER |
JOB |
4TH September 1848, married Fanny Goode, at Aston Juxta. IGI Record. Batch MO 11684, Source Call No 0919797-977 |
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SPENCER |
JOB |
In 1881 he was 55, born Birmingham, lived at
Back Lane, Ten Acres, Northfield Family History Library Film: 1341707. RG11,
2953/49, paged 37 |
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SPENCER
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JOB |
Married
Fanny Goode, on the 4th September 1848, at Aston Juxta, Birmingham |
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SPENCER |
MARY A
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In 1881 was 20, born Perry Barr, general servant to Joshua and Eliza Harper |
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SPENCER |
MATILDA |
In
1881, she was 21, and was born in Perry Barr, she was the daughter of Job and
Fanny |
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SPENCER
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POLLY |
HANDSWORTH HERALD 5TH
JULY 1890 ……(sorry unable to read the first few lines) …… assaulting a little girl named Polly Spencer residing with her grandfather at the Boar’s Head Inn, Perry Barr. The child upon being sworn, said she knew the prisoner. On the 18th ult., she was in the garden at the back of the Boars’ Head, washing the bricks of the greenhouse when the prisoner behaved in an improper manner towards her. Police Sergeant Gilbride said he arrested the prisoner, and upon being charged with the offence, he denied it. Prisoner now pleaded not guilty, and was committed to sessions at Stafford to take his trial. William Frowin (40) was charged with a similar offence upon a little girl named Lillian Pettitt. There being insufficient evidence against prisoner, the bench discharged him. Mr. J S Sharpe defended. |
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SPENCER |
POLLY |
In 1881 was 1, the daughter of Emma (see Williams) |
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SPENCER |
SARAH |
In
1881, she was 18, and was born in Perry Barr, she was the daughter of Job and
Fanny |
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SPENCER |
SARAH A |
See William Budd |
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SPENCER |
SARAH ANN |
Married
William Budd, on the 14th November 1869 at Aston Juxta, Birmingham |
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SPENCER |
SARAH ANN |
Was
the daughter of Job Spencer and Fanny, she was christened on the 5th
Feb 1851, Perry Barr (they also had another daughter named Sarah who was 18
at the time of the census) |
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SPENCER |
WILLIAM |
1650 – leased Perry Mill for 25 years |
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SPENCER |
WILLIAM |
Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 1st April 1899 aged 62 |
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SPENCER |
WILLIAM |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Marriage
settlement. William Astley, Margaret, his wife, and Anne Scot; William
Spencer and John Brandwood, Perry
Barr. - ref. MS 3883/17 - date: 13 January
[1647/8] |
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SPENCER |
WILLIAM |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Marriage
settlement. William Astley, Margaret, his wife, and Anne Scot; William
Spencer and John Brandwood, Perry
Barr. Counterpart. - ref. MS 3883/18 - date: 13 January
1647[/8] |
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SPENCER |
WILLIAM |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture
of fine between William Spencer and John Brandwood, plaintiffs, and William
Astley and Margaret, his wife, and Ann Scott, deforciants. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/20 - date: Hilary
term 1647/8 |
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SPENCER |
WILLIAM |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture
of fine between William Spencer and John Brandwood, plaintiffs, and William
Astley and Margaret, his wife, and Ann Scott, deforciants. Perry Barr. [Another copy] -
ref. MS 3883/21
- date: Hilary term 1647/8 |
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SPENDELOW |
ANN |
Wife of James born Illington, Warwick age 66 on the 1881 census |
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SPENDELOW |
JAMES |
Hamstead, BURIED 29th October 1892, aged 76 |
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SPENDELOW |
JAMES |
In 1881 was living on the Queslett Road,
with his wife Ann. He was 66 and was born
in Cheswardine Shropshire, she was 66 and born Illington Warwick. Family film 1341680 RG 11 2836/117 page 25 (could this be James Spendelow who married Ann Wells 28.5.1848
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SPENSER |
ELIZABETH |
In
1881 was 42, born Perry Barr the wife of William |
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SPENSER |
ELIZTH E |
In
1881 was 7, born Perry Barr, the son of William and Elizabeth |
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SPENSER |
FANNY E |
In
1881 was 18, born Perry Barr, the daughter of William and Elizabeth |
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SPENSER |
GERTR. A |
In
1881 was 5, born Perry Barr, the daughter of William and Elizabeth |
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SPENSER |
HENRY W |
In
1881 was 3, born Perry Barr, the son of William and Elizabeth |
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SPENSER |
JOSEPH |
In
1881 was 8, born Perry Barr, the son of William and Elizabeth |
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SPENSER |
LOUISA E |
In
1881 was 13, the daughter of William and Elizabeth |
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SPENSER |
THOS E |
In
1881 was 7 months, the son of William and Elizabeth |
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SPENSER |
WILLIAM |
In
1881 was 42, the husband of Elizabeth
No
84, Keys Buildings
Family
History Film: 1341689 RG 11 2836/19 page 32 |
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SPENSER |
WILLIAM H |
In
1881 was 15, the son of William and Elizabeth |
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SPERRIER |
JOB |
See 1841 Census – Watts |
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SPILSBURY |
ELIZA |
12 Oct 1872, William Edwin Vernon 23 (Jeweller) (B) Franchise Street, son of Edwin (Publican) married Eliza Spilsbury 23 (S) Franchise Street, daughter of Benjamin (Brassfounder) |
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SPINKS |
ALFRED
JAMES |
99 Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 2nd September 1911 aged 5 |
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SPINKS |
ARTHUR E |
In 1881 aged 6, the son of Catherine and William |
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SPINKS |
CATHERINE |
In 1881 aged 37, the husband of William |
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SPINKS |
ERNEST GEO |
In 1881 aged 4, the son of Catherine and William |
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SPINKS |
MAY |
In 1881 aged 10 months born in Perry Barr, the daughter of Catherine and William |
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SPINKS |
SARAH
ELLEN |
Clifton Road, BURIED St. Johns 7th December 1876, aged 3 |
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SPINKS |
WALTER |
In 1881 aged 2, the son of Catherine and William |
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SPINKS |
WILLIAM |
In 1881 aged 35, the wife of Catherine No 50 Back House Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/18 page 29 |
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SPITTLE |
ANNE
MARIA |
65 Arden Road, BURIED St. Johns 31st January 1914, aged 62 |
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SPITTLE |
JOSEPH
CORBETT |
Aston Lane, BURIED St. Johns 29th August 1902, aged 55 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Agreement for
sale - ref. MS
3145/152 - date: Date 1852 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Agreement for
sale and purchase. - ref. MS
3145/145 - date: Date 1848 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Appointment and
grant. - ref. MS
3145/58/22 a - date: Date 1857 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Appointment. -
ref. MS 3145/147
- date: Date 1849 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance. -
ref. MS 3145/44/2
- date: Date 1860 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance. -
ref. MS 3145/44/3 a
- date: Date 1860 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY
ARCHIVES - Conveyance. - ref. MS 3145/50/4 - date: Date 1864 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Deed of
appointment and conveyance. - ref. MS 3145/150 - date: Date 1852 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Deed of
covenant to produce title deeds. - ref. MS 3145/146 - date: Date 1849 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Deed of
covenant to produce title deeds. - ref. MS 3145/151 - date: Date 1852 |
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SPOONER |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Release with
plan. - ref. MS
3145/104/13 - date: Date 1849 |
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SPRASON |
JOHN |
25/6/1901 |
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SPRASON |
MILLICENT
MARY |
107 Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 9th April 1906, aged 8 months |
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SPRASON |
THOMAS |
24th December 1871: Thomas Sprason, (Brass Founder) 25, bachelor, Franchise Street, son of Thomas (Farness Manufacturer) married Annie Matthews, 20, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of Henry (Jeweller) |
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SPURRIER |
ALFRED
WILLIAM |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 27th January 1912, aged 34 |
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SPURRIER |
HORACE
FARNK |
Back of 81 Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 2nd September 1913, aged 5 |
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SPURRIER |
PHYLLIS
JANE |
Perry Sinkings, BURIED St. Johns 10th February 1912, aged 3 months |
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SPURRIER |
WILLIAM |
Birmingham City Archives: Extract from an indenture
of fine. - ref. MS
3145/34/2 - date: Date 1800 |
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SPURRIES
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Aston Chronicle 28th September 1878 William of Handsworth married at Handsworth Parish Church on the 25th September 1878 Mrs James of Hyde House, Redditch |
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SQUEERS |
MARY
ANN |
5th June 1865: Ezra Riley, 24,
bachelor (Handler) from St. Josephs, son of Ezra (Smith) married Marry Ann
Squeers aged 23, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of John Squeers |
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SQUELCH |
ADA LOUISA |
In 1881 was 10, the daughter of Charles and Mary Ann, born Perry Barr |
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SQUELCH |
ALBERT CHARLES |
In 1881 was 18 the son of Charles and Mary Ann, born Perry Barr |
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SQUELCH |
ALICE MAY |
In 1881 was 16, the son of Charles and Mary Ann, born Perry Barr |
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SQUELCH |
ARTHUR
HENRY |
Wellington Road, BURIED St. Johns 31st December 1884, aged 18 |
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SQUELCH |
ARTHUR HENRY |
In 1881 was 14, the son of Charles and Mary Ann, born Perry Barr |
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SQUELCH |
CHARLES |
Wellhead Lane BURIED St. Johns 17th December 1904, aged 67 |
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SQUELCH |
CHARLES |
In 1881 was 44, the husband of Mary Ann Wellington Road Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/30 page 7 |
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SQUELCH |
EMILY FRANCIS |
In 1881 was 6, the daughter of Charles and Mary Ann, born Perry Barr |
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SQUELCH |
FLORENCE HELENA |
In 1881 was 12, the daughter of Charles and Mary Ann, born Perry Barr |
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SQUELCH |
MARY ANN |
In 1881 was the wife of Charles, aged 44 |
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SRAWLEY |
ANNIE |
Marriage – Birmingham Daily Mail |
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SRAWLEY |
S. E. |
Birth -SRAWLEY 1 August 1901 Handsworth wife of S.E. a son – Birmingham Daily Mail |
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SRAWLEY |
THOMAS |
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ST JOHNS |
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The Handsworth Chronicle November 21 1891. We are informed the Hon. A. C. G. Calthorpe, has appointed the Rev. G. H. Sharpe to succeed the Rev. J. R. Keble as Vicar of Perry Barr. Mr Sharpe has been curate under Mr. Keble for some time, so that he is no stranger to the district.
1886: THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SICK CLUB WAS HELD ON JANUARY 26TH 1886. REV J R KEBLE WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT IN SUCCESSION TO THE REV. E J REES AND OCCUPIED THE CHAIR
THE SECRETARY MR. H. BROWN SHOWED THE SOCIETY TO BE IN A VERY FLOURISHING CONDITION. THERE ARE 200 MEMBER’S AND THOUGH PAYMENT IS ONLY 3D PER WEEK, A BONUS OF 11 SHILLING AND 6D WAS GIVEN TO EACH MEMBER WHO HAD BELONGED FOR A WHOLE YEAR. EVERY WORKING MAN SHOULD BELONG TO A CLUB OF THIS TIME. COAL CLUB ACCOUNT – 1886 RECEIVED 150 MEMBERS PAY Ł92. 3. 3 HON. A. G. CALTHORPE'S SUBSCRIPTION Ł 5. 0. 0 BROMWICH CHARITY Ł13. 14. 6 Ł110.17. 9 PAID
MONEY RETURNED Ł 2.
2. 1
PAID FOR COAL Ł 91. 10. 8 138 X 2SHILLINGS & 6P
BONUSES Ł
17. 5. 0 Ł110.17. 9
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ST
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HANDSWORTH HERALD July 12 1890
ST JOHNS CHURCH In 1831, the first stone of a new
church was laid by then representatives of the Gough-Calthorpe family. It was intended to serve as a place of
worship for the tenants on the estate, for the labourers and villagers, who
before that time had to walk over to Handsworth or Aston Church for
service. To the church was assigned a
district some seven miles long, and three or four miles broad in places. A vicarage house was built, and a
comfortable endowment provided. The
situation of the church is low. The
river Tame, here a pellucid stream flows one hundred yards or so to the south
by Perry bridge, one of the best specimens of long narrow bridges of the
sixteenth century now remaining. It
is nearly 150 yards long, with semi-circular arches and angular projects for
foot passengers to take refuse in from the ancient road-wagon (zig zag
bridge) which with ponderous wheels, and over-hanging loads, passed along the
highway from Stafford or Lichfield.
In 1725, it is said to be “standing upon a great water”. Formerly, the Tame valley was subject to
frequent flooding, and owing to the inadequate system of drainage, the water
did not pass off so quickly as it does now.
The site of the church must have been under water after heavy rains. It is now high and dry enough. A thick grove of trees on the south, the
home of a thriving colony of rooks, the proximity of the river, and the find
park trees around, give a romantic air to the place, and the building is in
keeping with the surroundings. The
red sandstone of the district soon becomes moss grown and appears
venerable. A doorway in the tower at
the west and gives access to a somewhat plain Gothic structure, contrasting
with the exterior bristling with crocheted pinnacles and numerous buttresses,
the church is rather dark. On the
south side a mortuary chapel of the Gough family adds much to the appearance
of the church. The chancel is new. Here, as at Handsworth, Aston, Edgbaston,
Moseley and other suburbs, we trace the hand of Mr Chatwin, and as usual he
has designed something out of keeping with the original building. True the work is unfinished. A transept has yet to be added, but the
exterior is so plain that it contrasts unfavourably with the, too ornamented
style of the older work. The interior
is more pleasing. We cannot leave the
church without a glance at the monuments, may of them of great size and
extremely elaborate. Besides the
family tomb the Calthorpe’s, there is at the west end a lofty Gothic spire,
marking the resting place of the Winfield’s, owners of the great manufactory
in Cambridge Street.
He who
would attend service at the Parish Church of Perry must do in the morning or
afternoon, for evening service there is none. Perhaps Perry is the only suburb within a short distance of the
centre of Birmingham where the practice of closing the church on Sunday
evenings prevails. Should anyone
enquire the reason, he will be told that the gas pipes do not reach so far as
Perry Church, hence the service cannot be held. Rather a lame excuse forsooth.
Lamps are used in hundreds of country churches, and might be used
here. We venture to think that there
are other reasons. Firstly, Perry
Church is very much in the country.
There are not many houses at hand, while the two district churches are
situated in populous neighbourhoods.
Secondly, there are two pars to three churches, and since clergymen,
like other people, cannot be in two places at once, it follows that one of
the three churches must be closed on Sunday evenings. Thirdly, and lastly, Perry is an
aristocratic place, almost the only suburb where the squire is resident in
his ancestral mansion; where feudalism lingers despite the advance of the
jerry-builder and all his myrmidons.
Half a century ago, people rose earlier than they do now, and the
parish priest of the old school delighted to finish his work before he dined,
and the hour for Sunday dinner being 6.o.clock, evening service was not to be
thought of. The squire too, naturally
objected to lose his dinner for the sake of a service and so early services
were the rule, and not a bad rule either. HANDSWORTH HERALD, December 31st 1892.
St. Johns Church, Perry Barr, was perhaps one of the finest in point of decoration in the Midlands on Sunday last. Numberless chrysanthemums were arranged in the sacred edifice, the Hon. A. C. G. Calthorpe having sent about two hundred plants of that class for the purpose of decoration. HANDSWORTH HERALD, December 31 1892 TEA MEETING AT PERRY BARR On Thursday evening the annual tea in connection with the Mothers’ Meeting of the Parish Church, Perry Barr, was held in the schoolroom, when about seventy sat down to an excellent tea. Afterwards a magic lantern entertainment was given by the Vicar, The Rev. G. H. Sharpe, and was very much enjoyed. North Birmingham News, 23rd April 1892. St. JOHN’S, PERRY BARR The Rev. G. H. Sharpe, vicar of S. John’s, Perry Barr, presided over the annual vestry meeting in connection with this church, held on Monday. Mr. H. Hossell was re-elected vicar’s warden and Mr. George Barton, peoples, warden. Messrs. R. Tilsley and W. H. Wray were re-elected sidesmen. There is a tablet in the Belfry which has
recorded unusual cases HANDSWORTH HERALD 23rd September 1905 Sacrilege at Perry Barr
Perry Barr
Church was broken into on Friday. At
2.30 it was discovered that the vestry window had been broken and when it was
found, there were also marks as if a jimmy had been used on the vestry door,
no doubt was felt that someone had forced an entrance. An examination of the interior disclosed a
scene of disorder. Three pairs of
brass flower vases, bearing the letter “T.H.S” engraved upon them were found
to be missing, as well as two pairs of scissors, used for trimming the alter
candles. The Offertory box had been
broken open, but it contained no money.
Up to the present, no clue to the identity of the perpetrator has been
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Roman Catholic Church – Wellington Road |
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ST. JOHNS |
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ST.
JOHNS |
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JOHNS |
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ST. JOHNS BELLS & BELL RINGERS |
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STAGG |
GEORGE |
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STAIT |
WALTER |
See Perry Woods |
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STAMFORD |
EDWARD |
Was a Colonel in the Royalist Army |
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STAMFORD |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Attested
copy of Bargain and sale. Edward Stamford to William Persall, Thomas Bales
and John Stanford. Perry Barr,
Aldridge, Handsworth, etc. - ref. MS 3883/16 - date: 20 Dec 1647 |
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STAMFORD |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Bargain and sale. Edward Stamford and John Stamford to William Pershall and Thomas Bayles. Perry Barr, Aldridge, Handsworth, etc. - ref. MS 3883/24 - date: 2 February 1649[/50] |
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STAMFORD |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Attested
copy of Bargain and sale. Edward Stamford to William Persall, Thomas Bales
and John Stanford. Perry Barr,
Aldridge, Handsworth, etc. - ref. MS 3883/16 - date: 20 Dec 1647 |
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STAMFORD |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Bargain and
sale. - ref. MS
3145/62/2 - date: Date 1649 |
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STAMFORD |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for 99
years. - ref. MS
3145/72/72 - date: Date 1646 |
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STAMFORD |
HENRY |
See 1841 Census – Northam |
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STAMFORD |
HENRY |
See 1841 census – Northam |
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STAMFORD |
WILLIAM |
VBorn at Hadley in Middlesex in 1509, He died in 1558 aged 49 In 1546, he purchased Perry hall |
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STAMFORD |
WILLIAM |
1663, William Stamford was fined Ł20.00 for not accepting a Knighthood |
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STAMFORD |
WILLIAM |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Deed of Partition.
- ref. MS 3145/40/1
- date: Date 1550 |
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STANBRIDGE |
C |
Was a bell ringer at St. Johns on 6th February 1886 |
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STANDALE |
FLORENCE
OLIVE |
Oscott Road, BURIED St. Johns 18th Mar 1909 aged 7 |
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STANDBRIDGE |
FAMILY |
(1869) See Witton Cemetery |
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STANDIN |
ANNA |
Franchise Street, BURIED 21st Feb 1901, aged 15 months |
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STANDLEY |
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1823, Widow. Rent Ł8. 8. 0d per 20.5 Acres |
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STANDLEY |
JOSEPH |
1845 – Farmer – Pool Farm |
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STANDLEY |
WILLIAM |
1845 Farmer |
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STANDLEY |
WILLIAM |
1888 Shoemaker – 49 Franchise Street |
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STANFORD |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Attested
copy of indenture of fine between William Pershall and Thomas Bayles,
plaintiffs, and Edward Stanford and John Stanford, deforciants. Handsworth, Perry Barr, Aldridge,
etc. Attested 14 August 1691. - ref. MS 3883/25 - date: Easter term
1650 |
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STANFORD |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Mortgage. -
ref. MS 3145/40/17a
- date: Date 1650 |
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STANFORD |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Bargain and
sale and feoffment. - ref. MS 3145/62/3 - date: Date 1658 |
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STANFORD |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Bargain
and sale. - ref. MS
3145/61/4 - date: Date 1643 |
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STANFORD |
ROBERT |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Bargain and
sale. - ref. MS
3145/41 - date: Date 1622 |
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STANIER |
FRED |
1888 – 87 Aston Lane |
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STANLEY |
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See Barrett |
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STANLEY |
ARTHUR
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In 1881 was 7, the son of William and Jane |
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STANLEY |
EDITH |
See John Starkey |
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STANLEY |
ELIZABETH |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 12th July 1846, aged 56 |
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STANLEY |
ELIZABETH |
1841 census – Perry Village Elizabeth aged 83 Joseph Butts and 53 Ann Butts aged 35 Emma Butts aged 3 Mary Butts age 6 months Joseph Brooker aged 67 |
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STANLEY |
ELIZABETH |
In 1881 was 11, the daughter of William and Jane |
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STANLEY |
ERNEST |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
6th January 1880 aged 1 month |
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STANLEY |
HANNAH |
12th August 1865: Edward Monall, 35,
bachelor (Caster)
Perry Barr, son of Joseph Monall (Baker) married Hannah Stanley,
37, spinster,
Perry Barr, daughter of Richard (Shoemaker) |
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STANLEY |
HARRY |
In 1881 was 17, the son of William and Jane |
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STANLEY |
JAMES |
1841 census – Birchfield James aged 40 Ag. Lab Sarah aged 35, James aged 11 Thomas aged 9 Joseph aged 7 Sarah aged 5 James aged 2 Jane Aldridge age 21 |
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STANLEY |
JANE |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
28th January 1882, aged 39 |
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STANLEY |
JANE |
In 1881 was 38, the wife of William |
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STANLEY |
JOHN |
In 1891 was 60, born Perry Barr |
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STANLEY |
JOHN |
1818 Constable and Farmer |
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STANLEY |
JOSEPH |
1841 Census – Pool House Joseph aged 50 – Farmer Ann aged 45 Elizabeth Barrett aged 45 Sarah Bearman aged 15 William Barber aged 15 William Hastylow |
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STANLEY |
MINNIE |
In 1881 was 9, the daughter of William and Jane |
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STANLEY |
MRS |
1888 – 73 Aston Lane |
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STANLEY |
ROSE |
In 1881 was 2, the daughter of William and Jane |
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STANLEY |
WIDOW |
Gave 6 shillings to the Churwardens of Perry Barr who inhibits a cottage in the township as the rent of a piece of land attached to her garden “Poor Land” |
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STANLEY |
WILLIAM |
In 1891 was 40 |
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STANLEY |
WILLIAM |
1841 census – Halfway Road William aged 60 – Farmer Elizabeth aged 50 Sarah Beaman aged 14 Forisa Brawmans aged 10 Audley hayes aged 50 George (unknown) aged 15 |
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STANLEY |
WILLIAM |
13th July 1868: William
Stanley, aged 22, bachelor, (Church Deacon) Birchfield son of Charles
(Brewer) married Kathleen Whingates, 22, Birchfield, daughter of Joseph (Gilt
Toy Maker) |
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STANLEY |
WILLIAM |
In 1881 was 40, the husband of Jane No 3 Back House Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/12 page 18 |
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STANLEY MRS |
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See Miss Austin |
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STANLEY VILLAS |
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Was in Livingstone Road |
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STANNFORD |
WILLIAM |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy of deed of
partition. - ref. MS
3145/40/2 - date: Date 1551 |
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STANTON |
ADA |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
7th September 1871 aged 82 |
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STANTON |
ELLEN A |
In 1881 aged 2 the daughter of William and Mary |
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STANTON |
GEORGE |
In 1881 aged 3, the son of William and Mary |
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STANTON |
JOHN |
10th November 1872, John 28 (B) Franchise Street, (Engine Fitter) son of John (Engine Fitter) married Matilda Ellen Miatt, 28 (S) Franchise Street, daughter of William (Coachman) |
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STANTON |
JOHN |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
21st September 1898 aged 18 hours |
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STANTON |
JOHN |
In 1881 aged 11 months, the son of William and Mary |
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STANTON |
MARY |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 10th Mar 1900 aged 56 |
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STANTON |
MARY |
In 1881 aged 36, the wife of William |
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STANTON |
SAMUEL |
In 1881 aged 10 the son of William and Mary |
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STANTON |
WILLIAM |
139 Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 14th January 1908 aged 68 |
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STANTON |
WILLIAM |
In 1881 aged 40 the husband of Mary No 2 St. Back House Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/17 page 27 |
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STANTON |
WILLIAM |
In 1881 aged 13, the son of William and Mary |
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STANYARD
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EMILY |
Married Charles Dale, West Bromwich vol 6d page 1362. Also see Charles Judd 1881 Census. |
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STAPELS
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ELIJAH |
Brassfounder, Aldridge Road Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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STAPENHILL |
ANN ELIZH. |
In
1881 was 60, the wife of Mark |
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STAPENHILL |
MARK |
In
1881 aged 61, husband of Ann Elizh.
34
Aston Lane
Family
History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/31 page 10 |
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STAPINHELL |
MRS |
1883 – 34 Aston Lane |
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STAPLES |
ELIJAH |
Somerset Road, BURIED St. Johns 4th
June 1898 aged 83 1868 – Brass Founder 1888 – Brass founder, 44 Aldridge Road 1894 – Staple E & Co. 14 Aldridge Road |
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STAPLES |
EMMA |
Aldridge Road, BURIED St. Johns 5th
June 1884, aged 65 |
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STARKEY |
ANN E |
In 1881 was 54, (Head) Holdford Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/9 page 11 |
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STARKEY |
EDITH |
In 1881 was the niece of Anne E Starkey School Mistress |
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STARKEY |
JAMES |
1841 Census – Read |
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STARKEY |
JOHN |
www.btinternet.com/~mike.rogers37/#L |
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STARKEY |
JOHN |
1864 Yew Tree Cottage |
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STARKEY |
JOHN |
BURIED St. Johns 26th May 1871 aged 51 |
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STARKEY |
JOHN |
August 1884: On the 6th inst., at St Margarets Ward End, by the Rev A Starkey, vicar of Ryton on Dunsmore, uncle of the bride, assisted by the Rev Charles Heath, vicar. Charles Frederick youngest son of John Read of Beckenham, Kent, to Edith Stanley (adopted daughter of the late John Starkey of Perry Barr |
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STATE |
ELIZABETH |
31st Mar. 1872, Philip Corbett, 21, bachelor, (Ornament maker) Perry Barr, son of John (Steel Toy worker) married Eliza State, aged 20, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of Joseph (Millwright) |
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STATION MASTERS |
GEORGE ADCOCK GEORGE ARNOLD HENRY BARNETT THOMAS RICHARDS - 1872 STEPHEN CHARNELLS – GREAT BARR STATION Elijah Williams |
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STAUT |
HORACE |
London Road, BURIED St. Johns St Johns 29th August 1901 aged 7 months |
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STEADMAN |
JOHN |
In 1881 aged 23, Lodger No No back house Family History Film: 134680 RG 2836/17 page 27 |
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STEED |
MARIA |
In 1881 was 56 and a visitor to William and Maria Loke |
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STEELE |
HERBERT |
33 Kenilworth Road, BURIED St. Johns 19th September 1912 aged 3 |
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STEELS |
ANNA
MARIA |
18th Jan. 1870, Thomas Hipkiss,
aged 33, bachelor, Perry Barr, son of Charles (Farmer) married Anna
Marie Steels, aged 33, widow, daughter George Thomas S. (Farmer) |
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STEPHENS |
ANN |
1841 census - Houseman |
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STEPHENS |
BEATRICE |
See John Edward Stevens |
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STEPHENS |
BETSY |
6th August 1868, James Dursley 26, Bachelor, Toolmaker, Perry Barr, married Betsy Stevens, 30, spinster, daughter of Samuel (Brass founder) |
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STEPHENS |
CHARLES
EDWARD |
See John Edward Stevens |
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STEPHENS |
ELIZABETH |
See John Edward Stevens |
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STEPHENS |
ISABELLA |
24th April 1870, Augustus Dodd, (Fitter) 20, Bachelor, Franchise Street, son of Will, (Die Sinker) married Isabella Stephens aged 18, S, Franchise Street, daughter of Thomas Bowden, Engraver. |
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STEPHENS |
WILLIAM |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
13th December 1873, aged 28 |
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From: PAUL ROBERTS
[mailto:paulgroberts65@btopenworld.com] |
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STEVENS |
AGNES |
18th April 1870: Thomas Wright, 22, Bachelor, (Blacksmith) Perry Barr, son of Faithful Wright (Blacksmith) married Agnes Stevens, 22, spinster, Perry Barr, son of John (Gas Tube Fitter) |
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STEVENS |
ANN |
In 1881 was 21, Cook to Thomas and Selina Perks |
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STEVENS |
CATHERINE |
In 1881 was the housemaid to Thomas and Selina Perks |
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STEVENS |
D.
J |
Played in the first ever Aston Villa Football Team |
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STEVENS |
EDITH |
Chester road, BURIED St. Johns 10th November 1899 aged 6 days |
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STEVENS |
ELIZA |
188 Birchfield Road, BURIED St. Johns 5th August 1893, aged 81 |
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STEVENS |
JAMES |
Holyhead Road, BURIED St. Johns 8th October 1907 aged 71 |
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STEVENS |
JAMES |
See John Edward Stevens |
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STEVENS |
JANE |
In 1881 was 28, the wife of Thomas |
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STEVENS |
JOHN EDWARD |
Born 1849 married Betsy Robbins 28th August 1870 at St. Johns. Children Charles Edward 14th August 1871, James 28th April 1876, Elizabeth 29th October 1880, Beatrice 16th August 1887. Contact Maggs - tigger@likesbouncing.fsnet.co.uk for more details
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STEVENS |
THOMAS |
1888 – 5 Albany Villas, Aston Lane 1894 – 43 Aston Lane |
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STEVENS |
THOMAS |
Pountney |
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STEVENS |
THOMAS |
In 1881 was 26, Domestic Coachman, the husband of Jane Perry Lodge Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/11 page 15 |
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STEVENS |
WILLIAM |
Perry hall Lodge, BURIED St Johns 15th December 1876 aged 70 |
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STEVENSON |
JAMES |
In 1881 was 38, a Police Constable, boarding with Richard & Emma Packer |
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STEW |
WILLIAM
CHARLES |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 4th March 1882 aged 3 |
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STEWARD |
EMILY |
November 10th 1869, Edward Hope |
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STEWARD |
FLORENCE
MINNIE |
Hamstead, BURIED St. Johns 11th February 1898 aged 3 |
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STEWARD |
HANNAH |
Franchise Street, BURIED St Johns 4th December 1900 aged 63 |
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STEWARD |
JOSEPH
THOMAS |
Railway Terrace, BURIED St. Johns 4th September 1896 aged 4 |
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STEWARD |
MARY
JANE |
Franchise Street, BURIED St Johns 29th December 1906 aged 38 |
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STEWART |
EUSTON |
Private Resident: 1880 – the Laurels |
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STIFF |
JONATHAN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture of fine. William Hutton, Jonathan Stiff, William Grove, John Butler and Mary, his wife. Great Barr, Perry Barr and Walsall. - ref. MS 3883/165 - date: Easter term 1736 |
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STILLIARD |
MARTIN |
2 Turville Road, BURIED St. Johns 24th October 1911, aged 54 |
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STILLWELL |
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See Church Bazaar |
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STIMAS |
SARAH |
In 1881 was 19, servant to Cephas and Elizabeth |
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STIRK |
EMANUEL |
Private Resident: 1868 |
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STOCKDON |
HESTER |
Hamstead Cottages BURIED St. Johns 11thAugust 1900 aged 20 days |
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STOCKS |
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See Benj. Clegg |
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STOCKS |
WILLIAM |
1841 census – Braggs Buildings William Stocks – aged 50 Ag. Lab Sarah – aged 50 John Turner aged 60 Ag. Lab Benjamin Clegg – aged 50 |
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STOCKS
MEADOW |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for
a year and marriage settlement of Peter Birch and Sibyll Wyrley. -
ref. MS 3145/134
a&b - date: Date 1704 |
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STOCKTON |
ARTHUR |
City Asylum, BURIED St. Johns 26th July 1917 aged 32 |
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STOCKTON |
JOHN
THOMAS |
5 Kensington Gardens, BURIED St. Johns 2nd November 1912 aged 6 months |
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STOCKTON |
VIOLET |
5 Kensington Gardens, BURIED St. Johns 7th December 1912, aged 23 months |
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STOKER |
CHARLES |
Butchers Row, Hamstead, BURIED St. Johns 3rd January 1919 aged 64 |
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STOKER |
REV.
WILLIAM |
1880 – Catholic (The Orphanage) Mary Vale |
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STOKES |
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See Great Barr School |
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STOKES |
ANN |
In 1881 was 48, born Cresswell Nottingham, the wife of Dennis |
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STOKES |
BENJAMIN |
1845 Farmer – Paper Mill End |
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STOKES |
CHARLES |
Hamstead, BURIED St. Johns 21st January 1909 aged 21 |
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STOKES |
DAVID |
1st July 1867: David Stokes, 21, bachelor, (Brass founder) Franchise Street, son of Henry Stokes, (Brassfounder) married Louisa Smith 21, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of William Henry Smith (Gunmaker) |
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STOKES |
DENNIS |
In 1881 was 63, born Inkberrow, a Coachman, the husband of Ann |
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STOKES |
ELLEN A |
In 1881 was 18, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Dennis and Ann |
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STOKES |
EMMA |
13TH July 1872, Arthur (Toolmaker) 23, (B) son of Edwin (Tobacco Maker) married Emma Stokes 21, (S), daughter of John (Electro Plater) |
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STOKES
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FRANCES A |
In 1881 was 3, born Great Barr, the daughter of Dennis and Ann |
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STOKES |
HARRIET |
Hamstead BURIED St. Johns 29th may 1893 aged 3 |
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