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SORRELL

 

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.

SOTHERTON

RICHARD WHEAL

Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 2nd July 1871, aged 11

SOUTH FIELD

 

BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy appointment and conveyance. - ref.  MS 3145/141  - date: Date 1822
  Parties: Thomas Lane, Wyrley Birch, Henry Samuel Partridge, Richard Congreve, George Barker. Property: Land in Perry Barr, Manor of Witton and property in Erdington, Perry Warren, Bugle Horns, land near Newton, Perry Barr, Spout House Farm, Perry Barr Meadow, Manor of Thorpe Hall otherwise West Wrotham or West Wretham, Norfolk, lands in West Wxetham, East Wretham, Little Hockham, Groxton, Illington and Tottington otherwise Toddington in Norfolk, Hillary Meadow, Perry Barr, Bennetts Meadow, South Field, Bridge Leasow, Lowe's South Field, Bridge House, all in Perry Barr.

SOUTH FIELD

 

BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy appointment and conveyance. - ref.  MS 3145/141  - date: Date 1822
  Parties: Thomas Lane, Wyrley Birch, Henry Samuel Partridge, Richard Congreve, George Barker. Property: Land in Perry Barr, Manor of Witton and property in Erdington, Perry Warren, Bugle Horns, land near Newton, Perry Barr, Spout House Farm, Perry Barr Meadow, Manor of Thorpe Hall otherwise West Wrotham or West Wretham, Norfolk, lands in West Wxetham, East Wretham, Little Hockham, Groxton, Illington and Tottington otherwise Toddington in Norfolk, Hillary Meadow, Perry Barr, Bennetts Meadow, South Field, Bridge Leasow, Lowe's South Field, Bridge House, all in Perry Barr.

SOUTHALL

JOHN

Hamstead Cottages, BURIED St. Johns 10th Feb 1919 aged 43

SOUTHAM

ELIZA A

In 1881 was 16, domestic servant to Joseph Thomas and Emily A Meek

SOUTHAM

GEORGE

1888 – 15 Aston Lane

SOUTHAM

JOHN

In 1881 was 14 the son of William and Sarah

SOUTHAM

SARAH

Perry Village BURIED St. Johns 22nd August 1911, aged 83

SOUTHAM

SARAH

In 1881 was 53, the wife of William

SOUTHAM

WILLIAM

Perry Village, BURIED St. Johns, 17th October 1901 aged 73

SOUTHAM

WILLIAM

In 1881 was 53, the husband of Sarah

Cross Roads

Family History Film: 1341680 RG11 2836/92 page 8

SOUTHAM

WILLIAM

In 1881 was 11 the son of William and Sarah

SOUTHWELL

JAMES

See 1841 Watts

SOUTHWELL

JANE

See 1841 census - watts

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)

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)

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.

SPAWFORTH

MARY

Aston Road, BURIED St Johns 24th September 1859, aged 66

SPEEDILOW

ALICE

Queslett Road, BURIED St. Johns 9th October 1896, aged 81

SPENCER

 

See Church Bazaar

SPENCER

AGNES

In 1881, she was 12, and was born in Perry Barr, she was the daughter of Job and Fanny

SPENCER

ANN

See 1841 Bragg

SPENCER

CHARLOTTE ANN

Witton, BURIED St. Johns 24th September 1871 aged 80

SPENCER

ELIZABETH,

Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 21st December 1918 aged 78

SPENCER

EMMA

In 1881 was 21 the daughter of (see Williams)

SPENCER

EMMA ELIZABETH

October 1899 – see Foden

SPENCER

F.E

F.E. – Soho Road – See Baker

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.

SPENCER

FREDERICK

In 1881, she was 11 and was born in Perry Barr, he was the son of Job and Fanny

SPENCER

HARRIET

In 1881, she was 14, and was born in Perry Barr, she was the daughter of Job and Fanny

SPENCER

HARRY

In 1881, he was 15, and was born in Perry Barr, he was the son of Job and Fanny

SPENCER

JOB

1871 – Blacksmith - Holly Lane

SPENCER

JOB

4TH September 1848, married Fanny Goode, at Aston Juxta.

IGI Record. Batch MO 11684, Source Call No 0919797-977

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

SPENCER

JOB

Married Fanny Goode, on the 4th September 1848, at Aston Juxta, Birmingham

SPENCER

MARY A

In 1881 was 20, born Perry Barr, general servant to Joshua and Eliza Harper

SPENCER

MATILDA

In 1881, she was 21, and was born in Perry Barr, she was the daughter of Job and Fanny

SPENCER

 

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.

SPENCER

POLLY

In 1881 was 1, the daughter of Emma (see Williams)

SPENCER

SARAH

In 1881, she was 18, and was born in Perry Barr, she was the daughter of Job and Fanny

SPENCER

SARAH A

See William Budd

SPENCER

SARAH ANN

Married William Budd, on the 14th November 1869 at Aston Juxta, Birmingham

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)

SPENCER

WILLIAM

1650 – leased Perry Mill for 25 years

SPENCER

WILLIAM

Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 1st April 1899 aged 62

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]

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]

   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

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

SPENDELOW

ANN

Wife of James born Illington, Warwick age 66 on the 1881 census

SPENDELOW

JAMES

Hamstead, BURIED 29th October 1892, aged 76

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 at St. Martins?)

SPENSER

ELIZABETH

In 1881 was 42, born Perry Barr the wife of William

SPENSER

ELIZTH E

In 1881 was 7, born Perry Barr, the son of William and Elizabeth

SPENSER

FANNY E

In 1881 was 18, born Perry Barr, the daughter of William and Elizabeth

SPENSER

GERTR. A

In 1881 was 5, born Perry Barr, the daughter of William and Elizabeth

SPENSER

HENRY W

In 1881 was 3, born Perry Barr, the son of William and Elizabeth

SPENSER

JOSEPH

In 1881 was 8, born Perry Barr, the son of William and Elizabeth

SPENSER

LOUISA E

In 1881 was 13, the daughter of William and Elizabeth

SPENSER

THOS E

In 1881 was 7 months, the son of William and Elizabeth

SPENSER

WILLIAM

In 1881 was 42, the husband of Elizabeth

No 84, Keys Buildings

Family History Film: 1341689 RG 11 2836/19 page 32

SPENSER

WILLIAM H

In 1881 was 15, the son of William and Elizabeth

SPERRIER

JOB

See 1841 Census – Watts

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)

SPINKS