Surnames and Places beginning
with “U” . . .
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UNCLE |
ELIZA |
Davey Road, BURIED St. Johns 16th
December 1914, aged 67 |
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UNDERHILL |
EDWARD |
500 Witton Road, BURIED St. Johns
29th May 1911, aged 54 |
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UNDERHILL |
ELIZA |
22/7/1901 – Birmingham Daily Mail
In Memory |
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UNDERHILL |
F |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance.
Isaac Dixon and wife to F. Underhill.
Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/515 - date:
10 November
1808 |
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UNDERHILL |
GEORGE WILLIAM |
500 Witton Road, BURIED St. Johns
17th July 1909 aged 9 |
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UNDERHILL |
HAROLD |
Private: 39th Batt. Machine Gun, killed 14th September 1918 aged 21 The son of William & Ellen Underhill, 7 New Buildings, Hamstead |
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UNDERHILL |
HAROLD |
Colchester, BURIED St. Johns 21st
September 1918 aged 21 |
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UNDERHILL |
HENRY |
Hamstead, BURIED 17th
March 1908, aged 17 |
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UNDERHILL |
HENRY |
Was
killed at the Hampstead Colliery Disaster in 1908 |
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UNDERHILL |
JAMES |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a
year and release. - ref. MS
3145/51/1 a&b - date: Date 1815 |
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UNDERHILL |
JAMES |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease
for a year. James Underhill to Nathaniel Gooding Clarke.
Perry Barr and Great Barr. -
ref. MS 3883/621
- date: 8 August 1823 |
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UNDERHILL |
JAMES |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance.
James Underhill to Nathaniel Gooding Clarke in trust for Edward Dolman Scott.
Perry Barr and
Great Barr. - ref. MS
3883/622 - date:
9 August 1823 |
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UNDERHILL |
JAMES |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Counterpart of lease for 21 years from James Underhill, esq. to Messrs. Smallwood, of two messuages, lands and appurtenances in Perry Barr, B'ham. - ref. MS 3883/728 - date: 13 November 1809 |
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UNDERHILL |
LOUISA |
7th December 1868, John
Priestland, 45, W, Jeweller, Franchise Street, son of John (Toolmaker)
married Louisa Underhill, 46, W, daughter of James Baker (Gilder) |
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UNDERHILL |
MARIA |
13th October 1872, Thomas Halling, Franchise Street (Pearl Carver) son of William (Miller) married Maria Underhill, aged 22, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of William (Pearl worker) |
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UNDERHILL |
MARIA |
Thomas Halling |
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UNDERHILL |
ROSE |
43 Witton Road, BURIED St. Johns 8th
August 1899 aged 4 months |
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UNDERHILL |
SAMUEL |
8TH January 1871:
Samuel Underhill, aged 20, (Barometer maker) bachelor, Perry Barr, son
of John (Plater) married Ellen Randall, 22, spinster, Perry Barr,
daughter of Martin (Eng.) |
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UNDERHILL |
WILLIAM |
Hamstead, BURIED St. Johns 17th
March 1908 aged 48 |
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UNDERHILL |
WILLIAM |
Was killed at the Hampstead Colliery Disaster in 1908 |
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UNDERWOOD |
ARTHUR J |
UNDERWOOD 24
Dec 1885 - 86 Wills St Lozells, wife
of Arthur J., a son - Birmingham Daily Mail |
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UNIT |
FRANCES |
20th May 1868: Thomas Turner,
24, bachelor (Gun maker) Holdford son of Thomas (Gun maker) married Frances
Unit, 24, spinster, Wellhead, daughter of George Unite (Gentleman) |
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UNITE |
BARBARA
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In 1881 was 50, living at 24 Trinity Road, Family History Film 1341679, RG 11 2835/114 page 41 |
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UNITE |
DORA |
In 1881 was 14 the daughter of
Oliver and Sarah |
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UNITE |
EDITH |
In 1881 was 16, the daughter of
Oliver and Sarah |
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UNITE |
GEORGE |
Post – 14TH January
1895
Charitable Bequeaths
The late Mr. George Unite, of The Wellhead,
Perry Barr, bequeathed to
charity the following amounts:- General Hospital £50, Queens Hospital
£50, The Blind Asylum £50, The
Deaf Asylum £50, and Bluecoats School
£50. |
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UNITE |
GEORGE |
1872 – The Wellhead |
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UNITE |
GEORGE |
1868 – George Richard Esq – The
Wellhead |
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UNITE |
GEORGE |
In 1881 was 8 the son of Oliver
and Sarah |
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UNITE |
GEORGE RICHARD |
1871 – The Beeches |
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UNITE |
KATHLEEN |
In 1881 was 18 the daughter of
Oliver and Sarah |
UNITE
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MISSES |
Highfield Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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UNITE |
OLIVER |
In 1881 was 45 the husband of
Sarah, living at 17 Trinity Road,
Family History film 1341679, RG 11
2835/ 107 page 27 |
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UNITE |
SARAH |
In 1881 was 43, the wife of Oliver |
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UNITT |
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See Maria Bush |
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UNITT |
AGNES |
April 1885: On the 8th
ult at St. Augustines Church, New York, USA, by the Rev J D Skeenal, William
H. Short, formerly of London, to Agnes fourth daughter of Thomas Unitt, of
New York, formerly of Perry Barr. |
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UNITT |
EDWARD |
22nd April 1867: Edward
Unitt, aged 27, bachelor (Gun Barrel Fitter) Birchfield, son of Thomas Unitt,
(Gun Barrel Fitter) married Maria Bush, 27, spinster, daughter of John Bush
(Wheelwright) |
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UNITT |
HARRIET E |
August 1884: On the 31st
ult, at St. Augustines Church, New York, USA by the Rev J D Skeenal, William
H Vincent to Harriet E, third daughter of Thomas Unitt of New York, formerly
of Perry Barr. |
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UNITT |
Mrs |
Handsworth Herald, November 23
1906 – this is a bad copy and I am not able to transcribe it.
Mrs Unitt, left £20,000 to the
Birmingham & Midlands Women’s hospital “towards the rebuilding and
equipment” Mrs Unit wrote her will in
April 1902, and died in April 1905.
Unfortunately the case went to the Chancery Court. |
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UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ENGLAND |
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Is now where Franchise Street once stood. |
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UNKNOWN
MAN |
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MAIL 1st
October 1900
THE PERRY BARR CANAL
MYSTERY
Mr H A Pearson for South Staffordshire
held an inquiry at the Beaufort Arms, Hamstead this morning, relative to the
death of an unknown man who was found drowned in the water of the Tame Valley
Canal at Tower Hill, Perry Barr early on Saturday morning. Dr Frank Huse gave it his opinion that the
body had been in the water about a week.
He stated that he had to make a post mortem in a shed at the
colliery. It was the second he had to
make under similar circumstances and he thought it would be much better if a
public mortuary were provided Perry Barr. The Coroner promised to call the attention of the Perry Barr
District Council to the matter. An
open verdict of “Found drowned” was returned |
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UNKNOWN BABY |
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See Bennett |
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UNKNOWN MAN |
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HANDSWORTH
HERALD 20th
July 1889
On Saturday
morning about 9.00. George Hood, 35,
Barn Street, Birmingham, found a man in the canal at Tower Hill, Perry
Barr. The man was floating in the
water and on it’s being recovered it was found to be a man apparently about
50 years of age. The body was quite
warm when discovered, although life was extinct. P.C Smith of Hamstead was communicated with and the deceased
was carried to the Beaufort Arms, Great Barr, to await an inquest. Smith recognised the deceased as a man he
had met at 5.30 the same morning in Spouthouse Lane. The constable thought it was rather
strange to see the man walking about so early in the morning and said to him,
when passing “Old Chap, you are out early for your walk” to which the
deceased replied “Yes I am”. There
was nothing in the man’s possession to identify him and although the police
have made most searching enquiries they have failed to trace who the man
is. The deceased, however, appears to
have been a respectable man and well-cared for. A servant at the Beaufort Arms recognised the man as one she
served with something to drink on the Saturday morning about 7.o clock, so it
is quite clear that the body had not been long in the water when it was found
by Hood.
The description
of the man given by the Police are as follows:- about 50 years of age. 5ft 2” stoutish build, full beard, no
moustache, rather bald on head, dressed in dark worsted reefer jacket, ribbed
vest, dark grey tweed trousers, low shoes, white cotton socks, oxford checked
shirt and a new white under-flannel vest.
An inquest on
the body on Tuesday at the Beaufort Arms, Great Barr, before the Coroner Mr.
E. Hooper. No further information,
however, was forthcoming and the jury returned an open verdict.
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UNKNOWN MAN |
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Mail 18th July 1889
DROWNED IN CANAL AT PERRY BARR
This morning a
boatman discovered the body of a man unknown in the canal at Tower Hill, Perry
Barr. The deceased was about 50
years of age of dark complexion 5ft 2” in height and was dressed in a dark
cord jacket, a black ribbed waistcoat, grey tweed trousers and slippers. A few minutes before his body was found he
was seen on the towpath and had just before visited a neighbouring public
house. The body was removed to the
Beaufort Arms, Great Barr. |
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UPPER PAPER MILL |
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1820, now used as a Blade Mill |
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UPPER PAPER MILL POOL |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Arbitration
award by Edward Byrche. - ref. MS 3145/40/20 - date: Date 1691 |
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UPTON |
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UPTON |
ANN |
Oscott, BURIED 4th
August 1899 aged 48 |
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UPTON |
CHRISTOPHER JAMES |
Beacon Hill, BURIED St. Johns 28th
November 1914, aged 3 months |
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UPTON |
EMMA
M |
In 1881 was 14 servant, from Worcester, living with
Francis & Ellen Garman |
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UPTON |
HENRY ESAU THOMAS |
11 Beacon Road, BURIED St Johns,
29th August 1917, aged 11 months |
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UPTON |
SAMUEL |
Won 10 shillings 3rd
prize in the best Cultivated and Neatest Garden Competition |
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UREN |
JOHN |
1880 – The Willows – Aston Lane |
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USHERWOOD |
ANN |
1841 census – Abraham Aston |
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USHERWOOD |
JOHN |
1841 census – Wadhams |
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UZZELL |
ALICE MAUD |
Warren Cottages, BURIED St. Johns,
30th May 1889 aged 1 |
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UZZELL |
FREDERICK |
See Perry Woods |
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UZZELL |
GEORGE |
See Perry Woods |
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UZZELL |
WALTER |
See Perry Woods |
