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RABONE |
SARAH |
2nd May 1884: On the 2nd
inst., at 43 Crompton Road, Handsworth after 3 days illness, of acute
bronchitis aged 77 years, Sarah relict of Thomas Rabone, formerly of Trinity
Road, Birchfield, deeply regretted. |
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RABONE |
THOMAS |
Private Resident: 1868 |
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RABONE |
THOMAS |
24th September 1884: On the 23rd
inst., at Handsworth Parish Church (by the Rev W Randall rector) William C.
Robbins, of Hampton Road, Birchfield, to Sarah Elizabeth Moore, niece of the
late Thomas R. Rabone, Esq., of Trinity Road Birchfield (See Thomas Rabone) |
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RACKHAM |
JOHN |
1894 Private Resident Highgrove
Aldridge Road |
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RADCLYFFE |
R H |
RADCLYFFE 30 August 1901 23
Defford Rd Lozells wife of R.H. a daughter - Birth Birmingham Daily Mail |
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RAILWAY INCIDENTS
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Mail 12 Dec 1885 Mr. Jarvis of 328, Birchfield
Road, was charged with being drunk in charge of a Train Engine, he was fined
20 shillings plus costs or 21 days hard labour. HANDSWORTH HERALD 9TH NOVEMBER
1907 ACCIDENT TO A NEWSBOY On Thursday evening a boy newspaper seller,
named Hollins, living at 26 Willmore Road, Perry Barr, when awaiting
for arrival of some newspapers at Perry Barr Station was, in the rush
of passengers, forced down between the train and the platform. He was at once extricated and on being
convey to a surgery in Birchfield Road was found to be somewhat seriously
injured. After receiving medical
attention he was conveyed to his house. |
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RAILWAY OFFICER |
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Joseph Baxter who was a Railway
Officer, lived at Railway Bridge,
Perry Barr, with his wife Mary. John Neville was bapt 19th April
1841, he was born on the 19th March 1841, Isabella Jane was bapt
on 6th August 1843, and born 10th July 1843 |
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RAINSFORD |
ANN |
1841 William Smith |
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RAINSFORD |
ANN |
See 1841 census William Smith |
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RALPH |
MR |
See Great Barr School |
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RAMSAY |
GEO BURNETT |
In 1881 was 25, boarding with Wm. Michael and Margaret Mitchel Perry |
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RAMSEY |
GEORGE BURRELL |
(Scotsman) He discovered the Perry
Barr ground for AVFC with John Lindsay.
He held the position of Secretary until 1926, he died in October 1935. |
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RANDAL |
WILLIAM |
Was the Rector of Handsworth in
1881 |
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RANDALL
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Aston Chronicle 21st September 1878 To Mary Elizabeth, the wife of James, a son, 10th September 1878 (Lozells Road) |
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RANDALL |
ELLEN |
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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RANDALL |
GEORGE ALBERT |
Pugh Road, BURIED St. Johns 20th
December 1902, aged 8 months |
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RANDLE |
SARAH JANE |
In 1881 was 17, domestic servant to John Mills Whitehouse |
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RANDON |
ADA |
In 1881 was 18, domestic servant to Emily and George Eveson |
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RANN |
THOMAS |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture of
fine. - ref. MS
3145/61/12a - date: Date 1683 |
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RATCLIFFE |
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RATCLIFFE 8 Oct 1885 - Mayfield Rd Handsworth, wife of L., a
daughter - Birmingham Daily Mail |
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RATCLIFFE |
RALPH |
See 1841 census Wadhams |
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RATHBONE
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Aston Chronical 28th September 1878 George Rathbone at Trinity Church, on the 1st September, to Mary Ann Allcock, Albert Road, Aston |
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RATHBONE |
JAMES |
1818 Merchant
Perry Barr |
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RATHBONE |
SARAH
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In 1881 was 74, wife of Thos R |
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RATHBONE |
THOS R
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In 1881 was 74, husband of Sarah,
living at 46, Trinity Road, Family History Film 1341679, RG11
2835/114 page 41 |
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RATHORN |
RICHARD |
1841 census Perry Village |
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RAWLINS |
JOHN |
Robsons Directory 1839, Solicitor, Ashley House, Aston Villa |
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RAWLINS |
JOHN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy of
exemplification of recovery, Richard Hill and William Dugdale against John
Rawlins and John Scott, Perry
Barr, Handsworth, Wolverhampton, etc. - ref. MS 3883/96 - date: Trinity
term 1707 |
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RAWLINS |
JOHN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Trinity Term; Office Copy of an Exemplification
of Recovery: Richard Hill esq., and William Dugdale esq., against John
Rawlins and John Scott gentlemen. Vouchees, Sir Henry Gough, knight, and
Walter Gough, esq., Property: The manors of Besscoate and Walton, co. Staff.,
35 messuages, 1,41 acres of land, 345 acres of pasture, 60 acres of wood, 340
acres of furze and heath and 60 acres of moor and half the manor of Perry Barr with view of
Frankpledge. - ref. MS
3810/55 - date: 1707 |
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RAWLINS |
JOHN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a
year and marriage settlement. - ref. MS 3145/63/1 a&b - date: Date
1707 |
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RAY |
WILLIAM |
Private Resident: Aldridge Road, 1880 |
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RAYBONE |
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See Bonehill |
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RAYBONE |
RICHARD |
31st July 1871, Lydia
Bonehill - aged 20, spinster, daughter of John, labourer, married Richard
Raybone, 25, Bachelor, from Queslett, son of Thomas, labourer. |
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RAYBONE |
THOMAS |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 20th
August 1876 aged 3 |
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RAYBOULD |
JOHN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY
ARCHIVES - Conveyance. - ref. MS 3145/70/5 - date: Date 1854 |
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RAYNER
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Aston Chronicle November 1878 On the 29th ult (Birchfield) Sarah Ann, wife of Joseph a daughter |
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REA |
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REA 26 April 1887 - Trinity Rd
Birchfields, wife of F.W., a son - Birmingham Mail |
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REA LAMP MANUFACTURERS |
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READ |
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See Boulton, Bradbury |
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READ |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance.
Messrs. Benson, Read and Wakeman to Sir Edward Dolman Scott. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/672 - date:
16 January 1845 |
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READ |
CATHERINE |
14th July 1872,
Charles Hanson 23 (B) Perry Barr (Jeweller) son of Thomas (Japanner) married
Catherine Read 24 (S) Perry Barr, daughter of Silvester (Tin Plate Worker) |
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READ |
EMMA
JANE |
In 1881 was 28, domestic
servant at Perry Hall (Cook) |
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READ |
J B |
See Great Barr School |
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READ |
J B |
Headmaster Great Barr School 1856 |
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READ |
WILLIAM |
1841 census Holdford Farm William aged 40 Elizabeth aged 37 Richard aged 9 Thomas aged 7 John aged 2 months Hannah Davis aged 20 female servant Elizabeth Bradbury aged 12 female servant Mary Knight aged 30 female servant Sarah Ross, aged 14 female servant Catherine Knight aged 35 female servant Mary Coley aged 25 female servant Hannah Garland aged 18 female servant Elizabeth Turner aged 19 female servant James Starkey aged 24 Ag. Lab Michael Grogan aged 25 Ag. Lab John Boulton aged 19 Ag. Lab James Freeman aged 40 Ag. Lab James Towers aged 25 Ag. Lab John Griffins aged 13 Ag. Lab
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READING |
ELIZABETH GA
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In 1881 was 34, the wife of Henry E |
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READING |
GEORGE E
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In 1881 was 6, the son of Henry E and
Elizabeth G A |
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READING |
HENRY E
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In 1881 was 36, the husband of
Elizabeth G. A living at 116 Trinity Road Family History Film 1341679, RG11,
2836/110 page 33 |
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READING |
HENRY F W
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In 1881 was 11, the son of Henry E
and Elizabeth G A |
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READING |
WM JAMES
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In 1881 was 9, the son of Henry E and
Elizabeth G A |
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RED HILL |
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Birmingham City Archives: Appointment and release. - ref. MS 3145/34/19 - date: Date 1848 Parties: Rev. John Kenrick, John Yate Lee, Robert scott, Hon. Frederick Gough, Frederick Henry William Gough Calthorpe, Rt. Hon. George Gough Calthorpe, Baron Calthorpe, Hon. Granville Dudley Ryder, Richard Spooner. Property: Site of a messuage and land called Barn Piece, Berry Field, The Croft, Red Hill, The Pike, Near and Far Long Lands, The Little Piece, Three-acre field, and other lands in Oscott and Perry Barr. |
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REDDINGTON
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THOMAS |
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REDFERN |
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See 1841 census Willis |
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REECE |
GEORGE HENRY |
1888 91 Aston Lane |
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REECE |
MARY |
V201 Park Road, BURIED St. Johns 23rd
August 1912, aged 69 |
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REECE |
MARY CLARKE |
V86 Bristol Road, BURIED St. Johns
9th May 1901, aged 57 |
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REED |
J B |
See Great Barr School |
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REES |
EVAN J |
In 1881 was 32, Vicar of Perry Barr, living with John C & Mirriam Giles |
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REES
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REV |
Post October 27th The Rev. Rees Senior Curate of
Oswestry, who approaches marriage to Miss Eva Lloyd, daughter of Colonel and
Frances Lloyd was recently announced, has been appointed to the living of Perry
Barr by the patron Hon. A. C. G. Calthorpe. The living is of the £500 per year. Mr. Rees has consequently resigned post of missionary chaplain
to the Bishop of East London to which he appointed was a short time ago.
The
vicarage of Perry Barr, near Birmingham (diocese of Lichfield)
recently vacant by the de
.. the rev C. B. Snepp LLM has been conferred by
the Patron, the Hon A. C. G. Calthorpe, upon the J Rees Senior Curate of
Oswestry. The Rev. who was a member
of Jesus College Oxford gained his BA degree in 1871. He was ordained Deacon the same year, and
priest in 1872 by the Bishop Asaph and from 1871 1874 he was curate of
Berriew in Montgomershire. In the
last named, he took a degrees as MA.
From Berriew, Mr. Rees proceeded to Oswestry and was later appointed
to the Missionary Chaplain, he has later resigned in order to perform his
duties at Perry Barr. The
living is valued at £500 per year.
Shrewsbury Chronicle 22nd April
1881 Rev. Rees married Miss Eva Lloyd, eldest
daughter of Colonel and Lady Frances Lloyd of Aston hall on 21st
April 1881.
Tenants
of the Aston Estate presented Miss Lloyd with a pianoforte, by Kirkman valued
at 70 guineas. Her brother was absent
from this presentation which took place in Aston Hall. He was a Brigade Major at the Volunteer
Review at Brighton. Miss Lloyd played
the piano for the pleasure of the people who presented it to her. They married at St. Oswald Parish Church
at Oswestry. Her bridesmaids were:-
Selina Lloyd, Edith Lloyd, Ada Lloyd, Maude Lloyd, Fanny Gertrude Rees, MR.
Leonard Rees was Best Man. The
Wedding Breakfast was held at Aston Hall.
The parishioners of Perry Barr presented them with Silver
Spoons and Silver Tongs During Christmas of 1885, Rev and
Mrs Reeves were at Letchworth when the Rev was taken ill. He was appointed at St. Johns in 1880, but
died in 1886. On Saturday 23rd
January the bells were muffled as a token of respect |
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REEVE |
ANN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Transfer
of Mortgage & Further Charge. Ann Reeve and Thomas Day to Thomas S.
Fallows and Frank Yardley. Perry
Barr. - ref. MS 3883/832 - date: 14 July
1898 |
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REEVE |
GEORGINA |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Mortgage.
Thomas Day to Georgina Reeve. Perry
Barr. 14 December 1889. With transfer from J.D. Whitehouse
& L.E. Whitehouse to Ann Reeve. 16 May 1889 - ref. MS 3883/825 - date:
1889 |
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REEVES |
E J (REV) |
BURIED St. Johns 23rd
January 1886 |
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REEVES |
EMILY |
Yew Tree Cottages, BURIED St.
Johns 26th February 1890, aged 47 |
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REEVES |
EVAN JOSEPH REV. |
The Vicarage, Aldridge Road |
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REEVES |
S. |
Was a bell ringer at the funeral of Rev E J
Reeves (23rd January 1886) |
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REEVES |
SARAH |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
8th November 1871 aged 59 |
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REEVES |
SARAH |
In
1881 Housekeeper age 59 to William and Fanny Lolly |
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REGISTRAR OF BIRTHS
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H. Price Frances White & Cos Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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RENTAL ESTATES |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Rental
of estates in Perry Barr,
Great Barr, Handsworth, Wolverhampton, Wednesfield, Lichfield, Walton Grange,
Bescot, Smethwick, West Bromwich, etc. - ref. MS 3145/347 - date: 1742-1773 |
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RENTAL ESTATES |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Rental
of estates in Perry Barr,
Great Barr, Handsworth, Wolverhampton, Wednesfield, Lichfield, Walton Grange,
Bescot, Smethwick, West Bromwich, etc. - ref. MS 3145/347 - date: 1742-1773 |
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RENTAL ESTATES |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Rental
of estates in Perry Barr,
Great Barr, Handsworth, Wolverhampton, Wednesfield, Lichfield, Walton Grange,
Bescot, Smethwick, West Bromwich, etc. - ref. MS 3145/347 - date: 1742-1773 |
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RENTAL ESTATES |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Rental
of estates in Perry Barr,
Great Barr, Handsworth, Wolverhampton, Wednesfield, Lichfield, Walton Grange,
Bescot, Smethwick, West Bromwich, etc. - ref. MS 3145/347 - date: 1742-1773 |
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RENTAL ESTATES |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Rental
of estates in Perry Barr,
Great Barr, Handsworth, Wolverhampton, Wednesfield, Lichfield, Walton Grange,
Bescot, Smethwick, West Bromwich, etc. - ref. MS 3145/347 - date: 1742-1773 |
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RENTAL ESTATES |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Rental
of estates in Perry Barr,
Great Barr, Handsworth, Wolverhampton, Wednesfield, Lichfield, Walton Grange,
Bescot, Smethwick, West Bromwich, etc. - ref. MS 3145/347 - date: 1742-1773 |
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REPPINNINY |
HUG0 |
REPPININY-SYKES Hugo (Germany) to
Martha, Villa Rd Handsworth at St Silas, Lozells, Wednesday 30th
Oct 1901, Birmingham Daily Mail |
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RESERVISTS FUND |
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See Mail Reservists Fund |
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RESTORATION FUND |
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See Accles |
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REYNOLD |
GEORGE FREDERICK |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
29th November 1902, aged 28 |
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REYNOLDE(s) |
HENRY |
BIRMINGHAM
CITY ARCHIVES - Counterpart
of Bargain, Sale and Feoffment: Henry Reynolde(s) of Perry Barr co. Staff., yeoman, to Thomas
Buckley of Hampsteed co. Staff., yeoman. Property: half of a messuage with
appurtenances with an adjoining croft and a parcel with land called Slinge
with all apurtenances in Perry
Barr. - ref. MS 3810/231 - date: 24 October
1664 |
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REYNOLDS |
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Of St. Stephens, See Great Barr
School |
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REYNOLDS |
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See Bates |
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REYNOLDS |
ALFRED J |
In 1881 was 39, living at 35 Trinity Road, with his wife Harriet and family Family History Film 1341679 RG 11 2835/108 page 29 |
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REYNOLDS |
ALFRED M |
In 1881 was 12, the son of Alfred J and Harriet |
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REYNOLDS |
ALFRED WILLIAM |
New Oscott, BURIED St. Johns 14th
January 1889 aged 5 months |
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REYNOLDS |
ALICE |
Small heath, BURIED St. Johns 27th
July 1911, aged 7 |
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REYNOLDS |
ANN ELIZABETH |
12 Willmore Road, BURIED St.
Johns, 31st March 1919 aged 46 |
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REYNOLDS |
ANNIE H |
In 1881 was 1 the daughter of Alfred J and Harriet |
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REYNOLDS |
CATHERINE |
Chapel Street, BURIED 9th
November 1876 aged 33 |
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REYNOLDS |
EDITH |
Warren Cottages, BURIED St. Johns,
12th June 18889 aged 11 months |
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REYNOLDS |
EDWIN F |
In1881 was 5 the son of Alfred J and Harriet Reynolds |
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REYNOLDS |
ELIZABETH |
See Joseph Wakelam |
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REYNOLDS |
ELIZABETH |
Saltbox BURIED St. Johns 2nd
September 1875 aged 7 months |
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REYNOLDS |
ELIZABETH |
In 1881 was 30, the wife of Thomas |
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REYNOLDS |
ERNEST |
In 1881 was 2, the son of Thomas and Elizabeth |
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REYNOLDS |
ERNEST A |
In 1881 was 3, the son of Alfred J and Harriet |
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REYNOLDS |
ERNEST CHARLES |
Back of 32 Franchise Street,
BURIED St. Johns 18th June 1914, aged 35 |
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REYNOLDS |
FRANCIS |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture Francis Reynolds of Oscott co. Staff.
yeoman, and Alice, his wife, one of the daughters and co-heirs of Robert
Austin deceased of Perry Barr
co. Staff., yeoman, and Thomas Bookeley of Perry Barr, yeoman, and Isabel, his wife,
another of the daughters and co-heirs of Robert Austin, being an agreement
for division of the lands left by the said Robert Austin to his daughter.
Property: messuages, lands and tenements in Perry Barr, co. Staff. -
ref. MS 3810/226
- date: 8 June 1647 |
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REYNOLDS |
FREDERICK |
In 1881 was 6, the son of Thomas and Elizabeth |
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REYNOLDS |
GEORGE |
Holdford Road, BURIED St. Johns 8th
April 1913 aged 1 |
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REYNOLDS |
H |
Was a bell ringer at the funeral of Rev E J
Reeves (23rd January 1886) |
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REYNOLDS |
HARRIET |
In 1881 was 43, the wife of Alfred J |
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REYNOLDS |
HENRY |
1841 Census Aston Villa Henry aged 25 Elizabeth aged 25 Elizabeth aged 18 months Thomas aged 6 months Ellen Bates, aged 15, female servant Emma Bates aged 12, female servant. |
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REYNOLDS |
HEPHIZIBAH |
Queslett, BURIED St. Johns 21st
September 1875 aged 11 days |
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REYNOLDS |
HORACE |
New Oscott, BURIED St. Johns 23rd
August 1902, aged 17 months |
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REYNOLDS
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J |
A useful piece of Freehold Garden
Ground, skirting the boundary of Sutton
Park and have good frontage to Thornhill Road.
Would make a good site for the
erection of a cottage or bungalow in the parish of Perry Barr
and having an area of over One third of an Acre. Leased to Mr J Reynolds on a
yearly tenancy of 14shillings per annum. |
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REYNOLDS
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J |
A valuable Enclosure of Freehold
accommodation Pasture. Triangular in shape and having
important frontages to the Old Chester Road, Kingstanding
Road, and Lindens Road, thus forming an ideal building
bite within about 1 and a half miles of Streetly
Station and on the confines of Sutton Park, in the Parish of Perry
Barr, and having an area of over Half an
Acre. Let to Mr. J. Reynolds at the sum
of £1. 8s 0 per annum |
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REYNOLDS |
JOHN |
Crossway Cottages, BURIED St.
Johns 6th August 1895 aged 76 |
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REYNOLDS |
JOHN |
In 1881 was 8 the son of Thomas and Elizabeth |
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REYNOLDS |
JOHN |
1n 1881 was 62, the husband of Mary Cross Road Family History Film: 1341680 RG11 2836/93 page 9 |
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REYNOLDS |
JOHN |
In 1881 was 8 the son of Thomas and Elizabeth |
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REYNOLDS |
JOHN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance in
trust for John Gough - ref. MS 3145/62/5c - date: Date 1796 |
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REYNOLDS |
JOHN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a
year and reconveyance. - ref. MS 3145/61/14a&b - date: Date
1808 |
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REYNOLDS |
JOHN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Release.
- ref. MS 3145/42/3
- date: Date 1664 |
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REYNOLDS |
JOHN H |
In 1881 was 6, the son of Alfred J and Harriet Reynolds |
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REYNOLDS |
MARJORY M |
In
1891 was aged 6 living at 518 Coventry Road, born in Perry Barr the daughter
of Elizabeth. |
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REYNOLDS |
MARY |
1883 Mistress Mary Vale Catholic Orphanage |
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REYNOLDS |
MARY |
Royal Oak Cottages, BURIED 5th
July 1987 aged 68 |
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REYNOLDS |
MARY |
Crossway BURIED St. Johns 27th
May 1890 aged 65 |
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REYNOLDS |
MARY |
In 1881 was 56, the wife of John |
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REYNOLDS |
MARY A |
In 1881 was 55, living at 22 Trinity Road, Family History Film 1341679 RG 11 2835/114
page 42 |
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REYNOLDS |
MARY ANN |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 20th
February 1863 aged 4 |
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REYNOLDS |
MARY ANN |
Birchfield Road, BURIED St. Johns
18th September 1894 aged 50 |
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REYNOLDS |
MARY ELIZABETH |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
30th May 1881 aged 7 weeks |
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REYNOLDS |
MARY EMILY |
Queslett, BURIED St. Johns 8th
September 1875 aged 14 weeks |
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REYNOLDS |
RACHEL |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 12th
June 1884 aged 20 |
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REYNOLDS |
ROBERT WILLIAM |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
13th May 1889 aged 3 |
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REYNOLDS |
SAMUEL |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 12th
February 1874 aged 25 |
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REYNOLDS (SCOTT)
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SIR FRANCIS & LADY |
A very valuable enclosure of
Freehold Accommodation Land with a long frontage to the Walsall Road,
Perry Barr in the County of Staffordshire
and comprise of nearly 13 Acres. This lot and lot 34 are leased to
Sir Francis and Lady Reynolds for the purpose of tips for a term of 10 years
from the 25th March, 1920 at a rent of £350 per annum. |
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REYNOLDS |
THOMAS |
Saltbox, BURIED St. Johns 16th
October 1875, aged 5 weeks |
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REYNOLDS |
THOMAS |
1845 Besom Maker |
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REYNOLDS |
THOMAS |
In 1881 was 4, the son of Thomas and Elizabeth |
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REYNOLDS |
THOMAS |
In 1881 was 28, the husband of Elizabeth No 1 Back House Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/12 page 18 |
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REYNOLDS |
THOMAS |
In 1881 was 4, the son of Thomas and Elizabeth |
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REYNOLDS |
THOMAS WALTER |
1883 Commercial Traveller, - 85 Aston Lane January 1886: On the 19th inst.,
at Bournemouth aged 30 years, Thomas Walter Reynolds, late of Aston Lane, Perry
Barr. |
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REYNOLDS |
TOM G |
In
1891 was aged 10 and living at 518 Coventry Road, born in Perry Barr , the
son of Elizabeth |
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REYNOLDS |
WALTER |
Brick Kiln Lane, BURIED St. Johns
2nd September 1897 aged 6 weeks |
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REYNOLDS |
WILLIAM |
Franchise, BURIED St. Johns 5th
November 1884 aged 7 weeks |
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REYNOLDS |
WILLIAM |
New Oscott, BURIED St. Johns 24th
June 1893 aged 73 |
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REYNOLDS |
WILLIAM |
Saltbox Cottages, BURIED St. Johns
2nd June 1875, aged 29 |
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REYNOLDS |
WILLIAM HENRY |
On the 6th inst at St. Margarets
Church, Ladywood. William Henry Reynolds of Fairfield, Edgbaston, to Annie
Ellizabeth Heath, late of Linthurch, Trinity Road, Perry Barr |
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RHODEN |
EMMA |
Tower Hill, BURIED St. Johns 15th
April 1901 aged 81 |
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RHODEN |
GEORGE |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 7th
October 1874, aged 3 months |
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RHODEN |
SARAH |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 10th
April 1873, aged 11 months |
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RHODEN |
SIDNEY |
Crossways Cottages: BURIED St
Johns 1st April 1876 aged
3 months |
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RHODES |
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See Elizabeth Richards |
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RHODES |
ARTHUR |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
25th November 1901 |
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RHODES |
EMMA |
11 Emscote Road, BURIED St. Johns
22nd September 1908 |
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RICHARD |
JOHN |
1860 Farmer |
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RICHARD |
JOSEPH |
1880 Private Resident Yew Tree Cottage |
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RICHARD |
THOMAS |
1872 Station Master |
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RICHARDS |
AMY |
In 1881 was 18 the daughter of Joseph and Sarah |
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RICHARDS |
ANN |
1841 census - Baxter |
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RICHARDS |
ANNE |
January 1869: Joseph Robinson 20, bachelor, (Filer)
Franchise Street, son of Thomas (Filer) married Anne Richards, 18, spinster,
Franchise Street, daughter of Samuel (boiler maker) |
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RICHARDS |
CHARLES |
1894 27 Aston Lane |
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RICHARDS |
CHARLES STANLEY |
243, Aston Lane, BURIED 24th
November 1910 aged 1 month |
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RICHARDS
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ELIZABETH |
HANDSWORTH CHRONICLE -= November 30th 1889 Mr. E Hopper (coroner) held an
inquest at the Hare and Hounds, Holly Lane, Perry Barr on Saturday
relative to the death of Elizabeth Richards (60) of 22 Hawkes Lane, West
Bromwich who was found dead in a watercress stream on the Warren Farm, Holly
Lane on Thursday. Deceased was the
wife of the West Bromwich Sanitary Inspector and was last seen alive by her
friends on Wednesday morning when she left home at 10.15 with the intention
of going to visit her daughter at Hill Top.
Nothing further was seen or heard of her until nine 0clock the same
night, when she was met by a woman named Rhodes in the holly lane, which is
about five or six miles from Wet Bromwich.
Deceased was just clambering out of a ditch close to Mrs Rhodes house
and said she was going to Hill Top.
Three hours later a man named Parker found deceased in another ditch
further along the lane. He helped her
to get out, and at first thought she was under the influence of drink, but
afterwards discovered that she was perfectly sober. When asked what brought her there, deceased replied first that
she was going to Hill Top, but afterwards said she had come from that place
and subsequently she made several rambling statements. She did not say who she was and as Parkes,
could get nothing clear from her he left her there. He started home, but changed his mind and turned back to the
place where he left her, but without finding any trace of her. A farm bailiff named Wells deposed to
finding deceased in the watercress stream on Thursday morning. She would have to walk along a private
path to get there, and Police-constable Miller, who was fetched by Wells,
said that when he arrived he found deceased lying upon her face in about
three inches of water, with her hands firmly stuck in the mud, out of which
he had some difficulty in getter her.
There were footmarks around the sop, as though deceased had tried to
retrace her steps. From the evidence
of a son of deceased, it appeared that she was a woman of extremely temperate
habits. The night in question was
very dark, and no reason could be assigned for her being in that locality,
which is quite out of the way, as she had no friends or relatives anywhere
close at hand. At the time of leaving
home, she had no money or valuables upon her, and when found there was no
sign of having met with foul play.
The Coroner and several of the jury expressed surprise that nothing
was seen or heard of the deceased until night, and that she should have
wandered into the district. A verdict
of Found dead was returned |
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RICHARDS |
ELIZABETH |
In 1881 was 16, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Jane and Henry |
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RICHARDS |
EMMA SOPHIA |
11th January 1872: Ellen Sophia
Richards, aged 25, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of John (Farmer)
married William Woolridge, aged 29, bachelor, (Builder) son of Thomas
(Builder) |
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RICHARDS |
FREDERICK |
243, Aston Lane, BURIED 16th
November 1911, aged 1 month |
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RICHARDS |
HARRIET |
28th May 1871, Walter Washbourne,
Franchise Street, (Brass Bedstead maker) son of Richard (Gardener) married
Harriet Richards, Franchise Street, daughter of James (Wood Turner) |
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RICHARDS |
HENRY |
In 1881 was 61, husband of Jane No 4 Aldridge Road Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/22 page 35 |
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RICHARDS |
HENRY & CO |
1845 Metal Rolling Mills 1850 Paper Mill End |
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RICHARDS
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J |
Yew Tree Cottage Frances White & Cos Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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RICHARDS |
JANE |
Birchfield, BURIED 17th
August 1863, aged 60 |
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RICHARDS |
JANE |
In 1881 was 52, the wife of Henry |
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RICHARDS |
JOHN |
1841 census Baxter |
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RICHARDS |
JOHN |
1864 Farmer 1868 Perry Mill Farm |
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RICHARDS |
JOHN & ANN |
See 1841 census Baxter |
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RICHARDS |
JOSEPH |
In 1881 was 24 the son of Joseph and Sarah |
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RICHARDS |
JOSEPH |
1n 1881, was 52, the husband of Sarah, living in Grosvenor Road Family History Film: 1341680 RG11 2836/64 page 36 |
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RICHARDS |
LILEY MATILDA |
June 9th 1886: On the 9th inst., at Handsworth Church (by the Rev. Samuel Adock Ellis MA, (vicar of Long Itchington) Samuel Adock Ellis second son of William Medlicott Ellis JP of Perry Barr to Lilley Matilda Richards, eldest daughter of Joseph Richards, of Grosvenor Road, Handsworth. |
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RICHARDS |
LILY |
In 1881 was 22 the daughter of Joseph and Sarah |
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RICHARDS |
MARY A |
In 1881 was 18, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Jane and Henry |
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RICHARDS |
SAMUEL WALL |
1868 Walsall Road
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RICHARDS |
SARAH |
In 1881 was 52, the wife of Joseph |
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RICHARDS |
SOPHIA |
Perry Barr, BURIED 15th December
1868, aged 58 |
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RICHARDS |
SUSANNAH |
Birchfield Road, BURIED St. Johns
25th September 1844 aged 40 |
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RICHARDS
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THOMAS RODEN |
Aston Chronicle, 28th September 1878 On the 28th ult, aged 63, Thomas Roden, upwards of 30 years the station master of Perry Barr |
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RICHARDS
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THOS |
Station Master, Perry Barr Station Frances White & Cos Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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RICHARDS
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THOS |
Station Master History Gazetteer and Directory of Staffordshire 1851 |
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