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BELLAMY	ROSANNA	8 John St. West, BURIED St. Johns 11^th July 1893, aged 64
BELLAMY	ROSETTA	Park Lane, BURIED St. Johns 30^th October 1878 aged 3
BELLAMY	T	Franchise Street - Francis White & Co’s Commercial & Trades directory 1875, Vol II
BELLAMY	THOMAS	Aston Lane, BURIED St. Johns 31^st August 1881 aged 59
BELLAMY	WILLIAM	Witton Road, BURIED St. Johns 18^th November 1882, aged 20
BELLINGHAM	JAMES	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Abstract of release. - ref.  MS 3145/35/7  - date: Date 1843  Parties: James Bellingham, Fanny his wife, William Palmer, Henry Marshall, Robert Scott, Isaac Lee, William Lea. Property: Enclosure of land from Perry Barr Common. Kettle House Farm
BELLINGTON	JAMES	Birmingham City Archi ves: Conveyance with Plan. - ref.  MS 3145/34/11 a  - date: Date 1843 Parties: James Bellingham, Fanny his wife, William Palmer, Henry Marshall trustees of the will of John Lander, Robert Scott, Thomas Eyre Lee. Property: Messuage in Perry Barr called Oscott Cottage and land called The Croft, Haodghill, The Pikes, Berry Field, all in Perry Barr, land formerly part of Great Barr Common.
BELLS IN ST. JOHNS		The Bells were made by J. Taylor & Co. Founder, Loughborough 1868 1) Laus Deo in Jesu Christo (27 2) Gloria Patri Filioque Et Spiritue Sancto (28) 3) In loving memory of John Fawkener Winfield (29) 4) Presented by Mrs Dickinson 5) Presented by R W & Mrs Winfield, Rev C B & Mrs Snepp, Philip and Mrs Brown (35) 6) C. B. Snepp, John Gilbert, Henry Davenhill – Churchwardens (37 7) Laus Deo. In memory of Frederick Lord Calthorpe 1868 The peal of 6 bells erected by funds of parishioners of Perry Barr
BELWOOD	GEORGE	1883 – Shopkeeper (103 and a half, Aston Lane)
BENCH	GEORGE	Clerk, Aldridge Road, Francis White & Co’s Commercial & Trades directory 1875, Vol II
BENCH	GEORGE	Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 27^th May 1899 aged 52
BENCH	HOWARD GEORGE	2 Norfolk Road, BURIED St. Johns 12^th December 1916
BENNETT		I have the following newspaper report from Birmingham 1958 which you  may be interested in.  The people mentioned are my Great Grandfather and his father. FATHER DROVE THE FIRST AND THE SON DROVE THE LAST -------------------------------------------------  by Alertus  Driver of the electric tram which was the last to run on the Birmingham  - Perry Bar route buses will replace the trams today was the son of  the  first man who drove along the route exactly 43 years ago.  The man who drove the first electric tram was Mr. C. Bennett,  originally a steam-tram driver who is now 79 years of age and, having  got married again six months ago is now living in Southhampton.  Driver of the last tram last night was Mr W. M. ("Billy") Bennett of Mansfield-road, Birchfields.  He entered the service of the Birmingham Corporation Transport  Department in 1913 as a conductor and became a driver a year later.  All his service - 37 years - has been spent on the Perry Bar route.  "I really think I know it by now".  All Change ----------  Mr C. Bennett, driver of the first electric tram on the route, did  not, of course, go as far as Perry Barr.  At that time - 1 January  1907 - Aston Manor and handsworth were not part of Birmingham and  passengers had to change at the Barton Arms and board a tram run by a private company which took them to Chain Walk, Birchfielfds.  At that point passengers changed again for Perry Barr into a Birmingham  Corporation tram running on a track leased from the Handsworth Urban  District Council. For two years - until 1909 - there was a lot of excercise in climbing in and out of vehicles for Perry Barr people. Then arrangements were  made - in anticipation of the extension of Birminghams boundaries -  for the straight-through service. Sorrowful  --------- Young Mr Bennett - Mr Billy Bennett - is not to lose his occupation  by the disuse of the tram track to Perry Barr.  He will be driving an  electric tram on the Erdington route.  "After 37 years it's probably  time I had a change." See Annie Wright
BENNETT	ALICE	1891 – aged 30, wife of Frederick M http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/w-a-p.html
BENNETT	BEATRICE E	1891 - aged 1, son of Frederick M and Alice http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/w-a-p.html
BENNETT	CATHERINE	Mr C. Adams, aged 23 years, bachelor, Paperhanger and decorator, son of Joseph Adams, Draper, married Catherine Bennett, 22 Spinster, daughter of Joseph Bennett, Heavy Steel Toy maker, on 7^th May 1864.
BENNETT	EDWIN	Slaters Directory 1852 – Edwin was a Bricklayer – in Aston Villa
BENNETT	FREDERICK M	1891 – 2hs 1 ct, Birchfield Road, aged 32, husband of Alice http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/w-a-p.html
BENNETT	FREDERICK PERCY	BENNETT 1 July 1887 Frederick Percy infant so Arthur J, William St Lozells – Birmingham Mail - Deaths
BENNETT	GWINDOLIN R	In 1881 was 2, the daughter of Ralph & Mary
BENNETT	HARRY	Handsworth Herald 25^th August 1906 Perry Barr Mystery About 3 O’clock, Saturday afternoon two boys employed by Kynock’s Ltd., named Alfred Lane of 25 Witton Road and Harry Bennett, 1, back 258 Witton Road, discovered the body of a newly born male child lying on a piece of unenclosed land between Kenilworth Road and Tintern Road at Perry Barr. The boys called the attention of a young man Joseph Tuckley 226, Witton Road and he went and informed the police, and Police Constable Williams came and recovered the body to the police station in Canterbury Road. The body which was partly enclosed in pieces of newspaper and brown paper was in a very advance stage of decomposition. An inquest was held upon the body before Mr G C Lewis Coroner for South Staffordshire at the police station, Perry Barr, on Tuesday. Dr Charles Robertson, Soho Hill, Handsworth, said that the body was that of a fully developed male.
BENNETT	HARRY FREEMAN	Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 4^th August 1898 aged 1 month
BENNETT	HOWARD V	1891 - aged 6 months, son of Frederick M and Alice http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/w-a-p.html
BENNETT	JOHN F	In 1881 aged 6, the son of Ralph & Mary
BENNETT	LESLIE RAYMOND	New Inn Road, BURIED St. Johns 29^th July 1901 aged 8 months
BENNETT	MARY E	In 1881 aged 10, the daughter of Ralph & Mary
BENNETT	NORMAN PEMBERTON	New Inn Road, BURIED St. Johns 7^th June 1900 aged 6 months
BENNETT	RALPH	Dairy 1883 Aldridge Road
BENNETT	RALPH	In 1881 aged 37, the husband of Mary No 2 Back Family History Film 1341680 RG11 2836/15 page 23
BENNETT	RALPH A	In 1881 aged 8, the son of Ralph & Mary
BENNETT	REGINALD B	In 1881 was 8 months old the son of
BENNETT	THOMAS	7^th May 1871: Thomas Bennett, 30, bachelor, Steel Toy Maker Perry Barr, son of Joseph (Toy Maker) married Sarah Ann Round, 27, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of Joseph (Coke Burner)
BENNETT	THOMAS B	1891 – aged 10, son of Frederick M and Alice http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/w-a-p.html
BENNETT	WALTER V	In 1881 aged 13, the son of Ralph & Mary
BENNETT	WILLIAM J	In 1881 aged 4, the son of Ralph & Mary
BENNETT WILKINS	THOMAS	Birmingham City Archives: Conveyance and settlement with plan. - ref.  MS 3145/34/16 a  - date: Date 1844 Parties: Thomas Hughes, Sarah his wife, Thomas Bennett Wilkins, Mary his wife, Charles Dalton, Martha his wife, Robert scott, Rev. John Kenrick, John Yate Lee. Property: Messuage and land in Oscott called Berry field and other lands in Oscott and Perry Barr.
BENNETT WILKINS	THOMAS	Birmingham City Archives: Mortgage. - ref.  MS 3145/34/12 a  - date: Date 1843 Parties: Thomas Bennett-Wilkins, Mary his wife, Joseph Leay. Property: Land called Berry Field and other lands in Oscott and Perry Barr.
BENNETTS MEADOW		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.
BENNETTS MEADOW		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.
BENSLEY	WALTER	Private Resident, 24 Aston Lane
BENSON	ALFRED	Chemist
BENSON	BETSY	In 1881 was 20, domestic servant to Frank and Gertrude Lorbridge
BENSON	GEORGE WILLIAM	Son of Walter and Eleanor Louise of Perry Barr, Farmer, Born 30^th June 1840, Bapt 29^th July 1840
BENSON	JOHN	Paper Dealer 1818
BENSON	MARTHA	Howard Street, BURIED St. Johns 24^th March 1883, aged 83
BENSON	MARY	Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 25^th May 1843, aged 79
BENSON	WALTER	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Assignment from Thomas Tabberner of Birmingham, merchant's clerk, to Walter Benson of Perry Barr, gent., of his interest under the will of the Rev. John Badderley in monies arising from the sale of one third part of messuages, lands and premises in Cherry Street, Temple Row and Litchfield afterwards Corporation Street, and in personal estate under the said will. - ref.  MS 3375/452236  - date: 29 February 1840
BENSON	WALTER	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture of mortgage from Walter Benson of Perry Barr, gent., to Mary Ann Benson, spinster, Caroline Benson, spinster, and Alfred Benson, chemist, all of Perry Barr, of two shares of messuages, lands, premises and appurtenances bequeathed under the will of the Rev. John Baddeley, clerk, deceased. - ref.  MS 3375/452237  - date: 22 October 1840
BENSON	WALTER	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Notice from Walter Benson, administrator of the estate of William Benson, late of Perry Barr, gent., deceased, to John Shackel of a mortgage of a messuage and premises in Edgbaston fronting to the turnpike road leading from Birmingham to Hagley afterwards Hagley Road. - ref.  MS 3375/452238  - date: 16 December 1840
BENSON	WALTER	Farmer (Kings Farm) 1845
BENSON	WILLIAM	Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 1^st May 1842, aged 76
BENTLEY	ALBERT	In 1881 was 26, (head) No 26 Aldridge Road Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/8 page 9
BENTLEY	WILLIAM	Birmingham City Archives Copy of the will of William Bentley of Perry Barr , gent. - ref.  MS 3069/Acc1930-022/373427  - date: 30 October, 1781
BENTON	ANN	Hamstead, BURIED St. Johns 12^th November 1845 aged 28
BERRY	A. S	See Great Barr School
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