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SABELL |
GEORGE |
Wife Of Mary Elizabeth Agnes,
BURIED St. Johns 1st May 1914, aged 79 |
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SABELL |
GEORGE |
10th September 1870, George
Sabell, 35, bachelor, Perry Barr, son of John (Tailor) married Mary
Elizabeth Agnes Grayliss aged 28, spinster, Perry Barr daughter of
John (Stone Mason) |
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SABELL |
MARY
ELIZABETH AGNES |
Arden Road, BURIED St. Johns, 7th
October 1916, aged 71 |
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PUBLIC HOUSE, BIRCHFIELD ROAD, next door was the barber shop of H. A. Pullinger
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SADLER |
ARTHUR |
Mail October 11th 1890 This afternoon on the way to the football match at Perry Barr, a large four-horse brake came to grief. The brake, which belongs to Mr Coldicutt, Station Street contained a large number of persons. Near Trinity Church, one of the hind wheels, getting into the groove of the tram rail, was smashed and all of the occupants of the brake were thrown violently to the ground. Several were more or less injured, but two only Arthur Sadler (27) glass worker and George Humphrey (32) metalworker were so badly hurt as to necessitate their removal to hospital. There Sadler’s injuries appeared to be such that he was detained. The other man, after having his wounds treated, left the institution. |
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SADLER |
HOWARD
CHARLES |
2 London Road, BURIED St. Johns 7th
November 1908 aged 22 days |
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SADLER |
MILLER |
Birmingham City Archives -Copy release. -
ref. MS 3145/31/11
- date: Date 1785 |
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SADLER |
MILLER |
Birmingham City Archives: Assignment in trust to attend the inheritance. - ref. MS 3145/31/12 - date: Date 1786Parties: Miller Sadler, Richard Bisse Riland, Hannah Sadler, Robert Sadler, Edward Salder, John Gough, Richard Gildart. Property: Messuage and land in Oscott and Perry Barr. |
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SADLER |
MILLER |
Birmingham City Archives: Assignment in trust to attend the inheritance. - ref. MS 3145/31/12 - date: Date 1786Parties: Miller Sadler, Richard Bisse Riland, Hannah Sadler, Robert Sadler, Edward Salder, John Gough, Richard Gildart. Property: Messuage and land in Oscott and Perry Barr. |
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SADLER |
MILLER |
Birmingham City Archives: Lease for a year and
release and assignment in trust to attend the inheritance. - ref. MS 3145/31/13 a&b
- date: Date 1786 |
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SADLER |
William |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease
for a year. William Sadler to Joseph Gibbons. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/112 - date:
1 May 1717 |
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SADLER |
WILLIAM |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Release.
William Sadler to Joseph Gibbons. Perry
Barr. - ref. MS 3883/113 - date: 2 May 1717 |
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SAFE
HABOUR |
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-----Original Message-----
My grandma Kate Whitmore lived in Rose Cottages situated behind the monumental mason's yard in Moor Lane, opposite the main gates of Witton Cemetery. The cottages were two rows with back gardens facing down the middle, and the far row fronting onto the canal. There is now an industrial estate where they were situated. 'The Safe Harbour' pub', still a short walk away, was Grandma's local. I have asked everyone I can think of if they have a photo' of the cottages but to no avail. It would be great if one was donated to your site.
regards - Sonia Nicholls
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SAINT |
OLIVE |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 28th
January 1842, aged 33 |
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SALISBURY |
GEORGE
HENRY |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
19th December 1878 aged 6 months |
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SALT |
ANN |
19th June 1870: Frances Tooby aged 25, bachelor, Franchise Street, son of Francis (Butcher) married Ann Salt, aged 25 spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of Peter (Shoe maker) |
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SALT |
C.
B |
In 1881 was 3, the niece of Emanuel and Esther Thompson |
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SALT |
DINAH |
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SALT |
EDWARD |
1883: CURATOR, Perry Barr Institute |
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SALT |
EDWARD |
In 1881 was 54, the husband of Elizabeth Perry Barr ... Birchfield Rd Family History Film 1341679 RG11 2835 / 123 page 12 |
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SALT |
ELIZABETH |
November 1887: On the 10th inst., at Perry Barr Institute aged 59 years, Elizabeth the Beloved wife of Edward Salt, and for fourteen years the esteemed caretaker of the above institute; those who knew her most, loved her best. |
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SALT |
ELIZABETH |
In 1881 was 53 the wife of Edward |
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SALT |
ELLEN |
In 1881 was 22, the daughter to Edward and Elizabeth |
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SALT |
EMILY |
In 1881 was 16, the daughter of Edward and Elizabeth |
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SALT |
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H C NERVA |
In 1881 aged 9, the nephew of Emanuel and Esther Thompson |
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SALT |
SARAH |
In
1891 was living at Farm House, 277 Birmingham Road, aged 33, born Perry Barr
the wife of Joseph |
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SALT BOX COTTAGES |
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Were at Oscott |
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SALTER |
FLORENCE
JANE |
Witton: BURIED St. Johns 1st January 1896 aged 14 |
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SALTER |
MARTHA |
19th May 1870: James Roberts, aged
22, bachelor, (machinist) Perry Barr, son of James (Publican) married
Martha Salter, aged 18, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of Herman (Iron
ornament maker) |
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SAMSON |
SUSAN |
12th Feb 1871, Edward Yeomans,
aged 24, bachelor (Turner and Fitter) Franchise Street, son of William (Sheet
Iron Plater) married Susan Samson, aged 22, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter
of John Charles (Coachman) |
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SAMUELSON
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Aston Chronicle 28th September 1878 George James of Handsworth to Mary Jane Vickers of Aston – 23rd September 1878 |
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SANATORIUM |
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THE MAIL 8TH APRIL 1907 THE POOR CONSUMPTIVE SIR, NOW THAT WE ARE ON THE EVE OF AN IMPORTANT MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL, AT WHICH A SOMEWHAT COMPREHENSIVE SCHEME FOR THE FOUNDING OF A SANATORIUM FOR POOR CONSUMPTIVES WILL BE SUBMITTED, MAY I VENTURE TO URGE THAT EVERY MEMBER OF THE CITY COUNCIL WILL MAKE AN EFFORT TO BE PRESENT AND TO RECORD HIS VOTE IN FAVOUR OF THE HEALTH COMMITTEE’S REPORT? THAT THERE ARE TWO SCHEMES WHICH WILL NECESSITATE THE SPENDING OF LARGE SUMS OF THE RATE-PAYERS MONEY TO BE DISCUSSED ON THE SAME DAY IS A MATTER FOR REGRET. BUT SO FAR AS THE SANATORIUM IS CONCERNED I HOPE THAT NO QUESTION OF RETRENCHMENT OR ECONOMY WILL BE ALLOWED TO WEIGHT WITH MEMBERS IN SUMMING TO A DECISION. I AM QUITE CERTAIN THAT THE VAST MAJORITY OF RATEPAYERS RECOGNISE THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS QUESTION AND THE NECESSITY OF PROVIDING A SANATORIUM WHERE THE POOR CONSUMPTIVES WILL HAVE A CHANCE OF BEING RESTORED TO HEALTH AND STRENGTH. OTHER LARGE CITIES SUCH AS LONDON, LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, GLASGOW ETC., HAVE ALREADY PROVIDED SANATORIA FOR THE TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTIVES, AND BIRMINGHAM CAN NO LONGER DELAY IN PROVIDING AN INSTITUTION WHICH WILL TEND TO REDUCE THE ENORMOUS DEATH-RATE FROM THIS TERRIBLE SCOURGE. THE DEATHS THAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE FROM TUBERCULOSIS DISEASES IN BIRMINGHAM ALONE DURING THE LAST 15 YEARS TO THE TRULY APPALLING FIGURE OF 15,113, BEING AN AVERAGE DEATH RATE OF 1,007 DEATHS PER ANNUM. OF THIS NUMBER NO FEWER THAN 12,005 WERE DIRECTLY DUE TO PHTHISIS (OR PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS) AND WHAT IS OF STILL MORE IMPORTANCE IS THE FACT THAT THE GREATER PROPORTION ARE WORKING ME BETWEEN THE AGES OF 21 AND 45 YEARS OF AGE, AND IN MOST CASES THE BREADWINNER OF THE FAMILY. SURELY IN THE FACE OF FIGURES AND FACTS SUCH AS THESE, OUR CITY COUNCILORS WILL NOT HESITATE TO SUPPORT THE HEALTH COMMITTEE IN PROVIDING A SANATORIUM WORTHY OF SO GREAT AND IMPORTANT CITY AS BIRMINGHAM.
YOURS ETC. W. F ROBINSON, ALDRIDGE ROAD, PERRY BARR (8TH APRIL) |
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SANATORIUM |
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THE POOR COMSUMPTIVE SIR, MAY I THROUGH THE MEDIUM OF YOUR PAPER, APPEAL TO ANY OF YOUR READERS HAVING THE RIGHT OF NOMINATION TO A SANATORIUM FOR CONSUMPTIVES ON BEHALF OF A YOUNG WOMAN, A DOMESTIC SERVANT, WHOSE CASE HAS BEEN BROUGHT UNDER MY NOTICE, AND WHOSE ONLY HOPE OF RECOVERY LIES IN HER BEING QUICKLY SENT TO WHERE THE OPEN-AIR TREATMENT IN SUCH AN INSTITUTION AND I SHOULD BE GLAD TO HEAR FROM ANY LADY OR GENTLEMAN WHO WOULD BE WILLING TO NOMINATE HER FOR A BED AT AN EARLY DATE.
YOURS ETC. W F ROBINSON, ALDRIDGE ROAD, PERRY BARR. (DECEMBER 11TH) |
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SAND |
JANE |
Oscott: BURIED St. Johns 8th June 1877 aged 68 |
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SANDAL |
JOHN |
In 1881 aged 26, husband of Maria |
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SANDAL |
KATE |
In 1881 age 10 months, daughter of John & Maria |
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SANDAL |
MARIA |
In 1881 aged 24, wife of John |
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SANDERS |
ELIZABETH |
See 1841 census Willmore |
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SANDERS |
ELIZABETH |
Birchfield, BURIED St Johns 3rd July 1864 aged 79 |
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SANDERS |
HANNAH |
Crossway Cottages: BURIED St. Johns 6th July 1889 aged 66 |
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SANDERS |
HANNAH |
In 1881 was 58, the head of the household Cross Road Family History Film: 1341680 RG11 2836/93 page 9 |
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SANDERS |
Henry |
SANDERS 13 July 1880 Perry Barr wife of Henry P., son (Birmingham Mail) |
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SANDERS |
JAMES |
1841 census – Perry Village James aged 50 – lab Mary aged 39 Thomas aged 15 William aged 15 Harriet aged 13 Mary aged 11 Eleanor aged 7 Harry aged 5 Elizabeth aged 2 |
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SANDERS |
JOHN |
Oscott, BURIED St. Johns 14th August 1861 aged 19 |
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SANDERS |
JOHN |
BURIED Feb 1862 aged 98 |
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SANDERS |
JOHN |
West Bromwich workhouse, BURIED St. Johns 9th April 1871 aged 94 |
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SANDERS |
MARGARET |
In 1881 was 17, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Hannah Sanders |
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SANDERS |
MARY |
Birchfield Road, BURIED St. Johns 1st mar 1876 aged 81 |
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SANDERS |
PERCY |
SANDERS-JINKS
10 Sept 1901 - Soho Hill Chapel, Percy youngest son Stephen, Trinity Rd to
Florence eldest daughter of E.H. Oaklands Rd – Birmingham Daily Mail |
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SANDERS |
THOMAS |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 24th December 1868 aged 45 |
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SANDERS |
THOMAS
W |
In 1881 was 24, born Perry Barr, the son of Hannah Sanders |
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SANDERS |
TIMOTHY
J |
In 1881 was 15, the son of Hannah Sanders |
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SANDORS |
ALFRED H |
In 1881 was 23, the son of Mary A and Sampson |
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SANDORS |
ARTHUR |
In 1881 was 25, the son of Mary A and Sampson |
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SANDORS |
KATE E |
In 1881 was 13, and grand daughter of Mary A and Sampson Sandors |
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SANDORS |
MARY A |
In 1881 was 60, the wife of Sampson |
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SANDORS |
SAMPSON |
In 1881 was 59, the husband of Mary A 17 Franchise Street Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/12 page 17 |
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SANDY |
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SANDY 1 Sept 1901139 Freer Rd Birchfields wife of Oliver, daughter Constance Madeline (notice on 4/9 changes SANDY to SANDAY) - Birmingham Mail |
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SANDYWELL |
ELLEN |
1891 – aged 47, wife of Joseph |
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SANDYWELL |
JOSEPH |
1891 – 47 Birchfield Road, aged 47, husband of Ellen |
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SANFORD |
JOSEPH |
1888 Plumber 1894 – 69 Aston Lane |
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SANITARY
INSPECTOR |
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States that in Perry Barr Township the death rate during the past year was 9.9 per 10000 and that for 8 years no death has been registered from Small Pox, measles, Scarlet Fever or Diphtheria. This is good reading for those who live north of our river |
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SANSOME
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ALBERT |
In 1881 was 40, the husband of Mary Ann 95 Aston Lane Family History Film 1341680 RG 11 2836/36 page 20 |
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SANSOME |
ALBERT |
In 1881 was 17, (France) the son of Albert and Mary Ann |
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SANSOME |
MARY ANN |
In 1881 was 38, the wife of Albert |
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SANT |
JOHN |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 18th January 1880 aged 78 |
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SANT |
WILLIAM |
Oscott, BURIED St. Johns 27th June 1869 aged 72 |
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SAUL |
ELIZABETH |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 30th December 1868 aged 66 |
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SAUNDERS |
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SAUNDERS 3rd
September 1862 Handsworth wife of C.T. solicitor, a son – Birmingham Daily
Gazette |
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SAUNDERS |
ARTHUR |
Queslett, BURIED St. Johns 11th March 1860 infant |
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SAUNDERS |
CAS HY |
In 1881 was 20, visiting Eliza J Hopkins |
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SAUNDERS |
CHARLES
ARTHUR |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 21st August 1897 aged 15 months |
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SAUNDERS |
EMILY |
Oscott, BURIED St Johns 8the February 1860 aged 33 |
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SAUNDERS |
FRANK |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 12 November 1898 aged 10 months |
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SAUNDERS |
HENRY |
Crossways BURIED St. Johns 6th Jan 1880 aged 42 |
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SAUNDERS |
JAMES |
Perry Village, BURIED St. Johns 26th June 1854 aged 77 |
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SAUNDERS |
JOHN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Covenant.
- ref. MS 3145/40/14
- date: Date 1602 |
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SAUNDERS |
JOHN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Feoffment. -
ref. MS 3145/40/12
- date: Date 1602 |
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SAUNDERS |
MR.
T. |
Crossways Cottages |
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SAUNDERS |
ROBERT |
Perry Barr, BURIED St Johns 16th April 1856, aged 18 months |
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SAUT |
ELIZA |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 23rd February 1915, aged 76 |
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SAUT |
HELEN
THERESA |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 14th April 1917 aged 13 |
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SAVAGE |
HARRIET |
1888 – Shopkeeper Holly Lane |
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SAVAGE |
JOSEPH |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 1st November 1884 aged 35 |
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SAVAGE |
LUNIOUS |
Old Chester Road, Great Barr, BURIED St. Johns 2nd October 1890 aged 5 |
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SAVAGE |
WILLIAM |
4th August 1872: William Savage, 24, bachelor Perry Barr, son of James (lab) married Esther Freeman, 33, W, son of George Leech (Pearl Button Mkr) |
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110, Aldridge Road, Perry Barr, celebrated 100 years in business on 12th April 2003 |
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SAWPIT
LEASOW |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Abstract of title 1815-1838 to freehold land in Perry Barr ie. land on Perry Barr Common. Sawpit Leasow and Broomy Leasow. - ref. MS 3145/58/12 - date: 1850 |
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SAWYER |
GEORGE |
In 1881 was 49, the husband of Mary 267 Birchfield Road Family History Film 1341679 RG 2835/124 page 14 |
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SAWYER |
MARY |
In 1881 was 50, the wife of George |
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SAYER |
MRS |
1894 – 12 Aston Lane |
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SAYER |
T |
See Perry Barr Social Club |
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SAYERS |
HARRY |
In 1881 was 31, lodging with Henry & Kate Whitehouse |
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SCARSDALE
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THE FREEHOLD OF THE DETACHED RESIDENCE SITUATE AND KNOWN AS “SCARSDALE”
127, ALDRIDGE ROAD, PERRY BARR, BIRMINGHAM
DESCRIPTION FROM THE AUCTION SALE CATALOGUE FOR THE PERRY BARR ESTATE,
BIRMINGHAM 1921
SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT OF BRICK WITH SLATE
ROOF, THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISE: - 9 BEDROOMS, BATHROOM. THREE RECEPTION ROOMS, KITCHEN. OFFICES AND CELLARS. STABLING FOR TWO, COACH HOUSE, LOFT, TOOL
SHED, GREENHOUSE, ETC. STANDING IN LARGE
GROUNDS, INCLUDING TWO PADDOCKS IN ALL ABOUT ONE AND A
QUARTER ACRES
LEASED FOR A TERM OF 99 YEARS FROM THE 29TH SEPTEMBER 1863, AT A GROUND RENT OF £21. 0S. 0D. PER ANNUM, CONSEQUENTLY
THE PURCHASER WILL BE ENTITLED TO THE BACK RENT OR POSSESSION AS FROM THE 29TH SEPTEMBER 1962
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SCATTERGOOD |
THOMAS |
SCATTERGOOD 22 Dec 1887 3 Johnstone St, Birchfield age 55, Thomas – Birmingham Mail - -Deaths |
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SCATTERGOOD |
WILLIAM |
Formed the Aston Villa Football Club along with jack Hughes, Frederick Matthews, and Walter price, Played as Goalkeeper |
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SCHOOL
Lane
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A PAIR OF SEMI-DETACHED
FREEHOLD COTTAGES SITUATE IN “SCHOOL
LANE, OLD OSCOTT”
DESCRIPTION FROM THE AUCTION SALE CATALOGUE FOR THE PERRY BARR
ESTATE, BIRMINGHAM 1921
IN THE PARISH OF PERRY BARR,
STAFFORDSHIRE.
BUILT OF BRICK AND TILE, ONE CONTAINS:
THREE BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM, WASH HOUSE, ETC. WELL WATER.
IN THE OCCUPATION RESPECTIVELY OF MR. G.
ASTBURY, AT A RENT OF £13. 0S. 0D PER ANNUM AND MR H JUDD AT A RENT OF £10.
8S. 0D PER ANNUM.
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SCHOOL MASTER MISTRESS |
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SEE BALLER SEE MISS AUSTIN |
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SCHOOLS |
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1872 – Perry Barr Free (Mixed) Miss Eliza Austin Mistress Infant – Miss Jemina Brooks – Mistress Oscott Free School – William Payne, Master Shorten and Mrs Shorten (Mistress) |
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SCHOOLS |
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THE CLOSING OF PERRY BARR SCHOOL TO THE EDITOR. SIR, YOUR NOTE OF LAST WEEK WITH REGARD TO THE SCHOOLS OF THIS DISTRICT, IS CALCULATED TO GIVE A WRONG IMPRESSION. THE SCHOOLS, WHICH WE HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER BECAUSE WE ARE CALLED UPON TO RAISE £4,000 ARE IN HANDSWORTH, AND NOT IN THE PARISH OF PERRY BARR. THE WRITER OF YOUR ARTICLE OUGHT TO HAVE KNOWN THE BOUNDARIES OF THE PARISHES. YOURS FAITHFULLY, G.H.SHARPE ALDRIDGE ROAD PERRY BARR. |
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SCOTT |
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SCOTT – See Jaffray |
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SCOTT |
ANN |
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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SCOTT |
ANN |
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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SCOTT |
ANN |
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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SCOTT |
E |
See Great Barr School |
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SCOTT |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES [no title] - ref. MS 3883/609490 -
date: 15 June 1661 |
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SCOTT |
EDWARD
D |
In 1881 was 55 a visitor
to Perry Hall, Justice of the Peace |
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SCOTT |
EDWARD
DOLMAN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for
a year. Trustees of Wyrley Birch to Edward Dolman Scott. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/612 - date:
29 November 1822 |
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SCOTT |
EDWARD
DOLMAN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance. Trustees of Wyrley Birch to Edward Dolman Scott. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/614 - date: 30 November 1822 |
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SCOTT |
EDWARD
DOLMAN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Abstract
of title of Edward Dolman Scott to land in Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/624 - date:
1824 |
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SCOTT |
EDWARD
DOLMAN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Abstract
of the title of Edward Dolman Scott to an estate in Great Barr and Perry Barr. -
ref. MS 3883/638
- date: 1826 |
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SCOTT |
EDWARD
DOLMAN |
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SCOTT |
EDWARD
DOMAN |
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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SCOTT |
EMMA |
In 1881 was 31, servant to Geo and Maria Perks |
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SCOTT |
FRANCIS
EDWARD (SIR) |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Order of
exchange. Sir Francis Edward Scott. Great Barr and Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/685 - date:
1 October 1858 |
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SCOTT |
FRANCIS
EDWARD (SIR) |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease.
Sir Francis Edward Scott, Bart., to Robert Craggs. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/765 - date:
22 April 1859 |
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SCOTT |
GEORGE |
1888 – Wheelwright – Holly Lane |
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SCOTT
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GEORGE |
The Freehold Reversion of the Pair
of Semi-detached Villa, Smithy and Wheelwright’s Shop Situate in Holly Lane, Erdington,
and almost opposite Brick Kiln Lane in the Parish of Perry Barr in the
County of Staffordshire. The Villas
which are brick built with tile roofs, each contain: Two bedrooms, Boxroom,
Sitting Rooms, Kitchen, Scullery Company’s water laid on. The Outbuildings comprise: Brick
and tiled Blacksmith’s Shop, Wheelwright’s shop. Etc. Good Garden Leased for 99 years, from 25th
March 1892, at a ground rent of £5.0s 0d per annum. Included in this Lot is a piece of land (about an acre) at the
rear of the Smithy, in Holly Lane, Erdington, aforesaid, and held by Mr.
George Scott on a yearly tenancy at a rental of £3. per annum the whole
extending to over three quarters of an acre |
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SCOTT |
J C A
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SCOTT |
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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SCOTT |
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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SCOTT |
JOSEPH |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES [no title] - ref. MS 3883/609524 -
date: 26 Sept 1766 |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Mortgage.
Joseph Scott & trustee & Messrs. Ashe and Rock. Perry Barr. With incidental papers. -
ref. MS 3883/547
- date: 29 September 1812 |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Attested
copy of indenture of fine. John Moseley, plaintiff, and Joseph Scott,
deforciant. Great Barr, Walsall and Perry
Barr. Aldridge, Handsworth, Sheldon and Sutton Coldfield. -
ref. MS 3883/291
- date: [3 November 1773] |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH |
Birmingham City Archives - Lease for a year and release. - ref. MS 3145/35/1 a&b - date: Date 1774 Parties: Joseph Scott the elder and Joseph Scott the younger. Property: Messuage in Perry Barr and land called The Croft, Hodghill, The Pikes, Berry Field, in Oscott. |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a
year and marriage settlement. - ref. MS 3145/63/1 a&b - date: Date
1707 |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH (SIR) |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease
for a year. Thomas Lane and Wyrley Birch to Sir Joseph Scott and Rev. John
Dudley. Perry Barr.
- ref. MS 3883/544
- date: 24 March 1812 |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH
(SIR) |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture
of fine. Thomas Whitby and Sir Joseph Scott and Margaret, his wife. Great
Barr, Perry Barr,
Aldridge. - ref. MS
3883/520 - date: Trinity term 1809 |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH
(SIR) |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance.
Thomas Lane and Wyrley Birch to Sir Joseph Scott. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/545 - date:
25 March 1812 |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH
(SIR) |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Abstract
of Sir Joseph Scott's Title to an estate at Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/587 - date:
1821 |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH
(SIR) |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a year. William Perry to Sir Joseph Scott. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/595 - date: 6 September 1821 |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH
(SIR) |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Reconveyance. Michael Perry to Sir Joseph Scott. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/596 - date: 7 September 1821 |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH
(SIR) |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a year. Sir Joseph Scott to Rev. Thomas Whitby and Edward Whitby. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/601 - date: 12 December 1821 |
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SCOTT |
JOSEPH
(SIR) |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance.
Sir Joseph Scott to Rev. Thomas Whitby and Edward Whitby. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/602 - date:
13 December 1821 |
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SCOTT |
LADY |
See Perry Woods |
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SCOTT |
LADY BATEMAN |
See Great Barr School |
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SCOTT |
MARK |
Private Resident – 1868 – Walsall Road |
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SCOTT |
MR |
THEFT AT KYNOCKS
Messrs Kynoch and Co Ltd., charged a foreman stableman named Thomas Baxter in their employ, with stealing a wagon cover on the 10th inst. It appeared the cover had been sold to a Mr Scott for 7shillings. Baxter pleaded not guilty and was fined 10shilling and costs or fourteen days. |
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SCOTT |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES
[no title] - ref. MS 3883/608968 - date: 23 May 1660 |
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SCOTT |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES [no title] - ref. MS 3883/609492 -
date: 1661 |
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SCOTT |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture
of fine. Henry Osborne, Richard Scott, John Scott and Mary, his wife. Great
Barr and Perry Barr.
- ref. MS 3883/8A-B
- date: Easter term 1633 |
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SCOTT |
ROBERT |
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. |
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SCOTT |
ROBERT |
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 |
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SCOTT |
ROBERT |
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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SCOTT |
ROBERT |
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. |
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SCOTT |
SIR FE |
See Great Barr School |
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SCOTT |
THOMAS |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture of
fine. - ref. MS
3145/42/7 - date: Date 1706 |
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SCOTT |
THOMAS |
BIRMINGHAM CITY
ARCHIVES - Mortgage - ref. MS 3145/38 - date: Date 1684 |
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SCOTT |
THOMAS |
Birmingham City Archives: Feoffment. -
ref. MS 3145/33/3
- date: Date 1704 |
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SCOTT |
THOMAS |
Birmingham City Archives: Mortage. -
ref. MS 3145/33/1
- date: Date 1687 |
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SCOTT |
WILLIAM BEATY |
1894 – The Farlands |
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SCOTT ARMS |
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Handsworth Chronicle – 5th October 1889 Not Bona Fide Travellers. Edward Rudd, George Turner, both of Perry Village, were charged with falsely representing themselves to be travelers and so obtaining refreshments from the Scott Arms, Perry Barr on the 22nd ult., Prosecutor Mr F S Pountney, Landlord said that on the date named, defendants said they came from Queen’s Road, Aston, and were consequently served with ale. The defendants said they slept at Queen’s Road, Aston, the previous night. P. C. Smith said about 4.50 on the above named date, he saw the two defendants sitting in the smoke room. In reply the defendants said they had now left Perry Village and lived at Aston. From enquiries he found that they only lived 2 and a half miles away. Turner then admitted only have come from Perry Village that morning. For the defence, Edward Rudd said he and other defendant slept at Aston as a matter of convenience, they being very late. They went home to Perry Barr, before they went to Scots Arms. The other defendant corroborated. They were fined 2s 6d and costs each in all, 19 shillings. |
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SCOTT ARMS
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Robert Craggs History Gazetteer and Directory of Staffordshire 1851 |
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SCOTT FAMILY |
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Held Great Barr |
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SCOWCROFT |
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Of St. Matthews, Birmingham, See Great Barr School |
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SEAFORTH
HOUSE |
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Was in Hamstead Road, Handsworth |
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SEAGER OR LEAGER |
JOHN |
1841 Census – Aston Villa John aged 45, Brass Founder Elizabeth aged 40 Elizabeth aged 15 Mary Ann aged 14 Jane aged 9 Sarah aged 7 Avies aged 4 Margaret aged 1 |
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SEAL |
ELIZA |
Infirmary, BURIED St. Johns 30th
April 1917 aged 54 |
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SEAL |
HANNAH |
379, Aston Lane, BURIED St. Johns
27th December 1911 aged 81 |
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SEAL |
JOHN |
Malthouse Cottages, BURIED St.
Johns 16th September 1909, aged 78 |
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SEAVEN
LANDS |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Bargain and
sale and feoffment. - ref. MS 3145/57/3 - date: Date 1675 |
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SEFTON |
EMMA |
In 1881 was 22, cook to William M and Ann Ellis |
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SELINA VILLA
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Thomas Lane Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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SEMPERS |
CHARLES |
Handsworth herald July 3rd
1897 Death under chloroform at
Perry Barr Mr. A Betham (deputy coroner for
South Staffordshire held an inquest at the Crown and Cushion Hotel, Perry
Barr, on Monday on the body of Charles Sempers (40) a timekeeper employed
recently at Holdford Mills and residing at 24 Aston Lane. Deceased’s wife stated that her
husband had enjoyed good health all his life till recently, when he
complained of his teeth and throat.
His jaws became stiff, and he could not open his mouth properly. She advised him to send for a doctor. He was reluctant to call in a medical
adviser, but as he grew no better, he did as she wished. On June 22nd he sent for Dr.
Lewis who visited him the same day, and lanced his tonsils. He also gave him some medicine and advised
him to have two back teeth which had become decayed, drawn out. On Friday last Dr. Lewis accompanied
deceased to a dentist in Edmund Street.
Upon his return deceased went to his bedroom and Dr. Lewis and Mr.
Howard, the dentist who subsequently came to the house, went up to him,
witness following with hot water and towels.
There, together with her husband’s slippers, she left in the bedroom
and went downstairs. That was the
last time she ever saw her husband alive.
She knew that ether would be administered to deceased before the teeth
were drawn, but she did not know he would be given chloroform.
In reply to questions put to her
by the coroner, witness said the death of her husband removed the
bread-winner from the family. She had
two little boys still attending school, and a daughter and they were all
dependent upon deceased. They had been
very unfortunate and her husband had not ever insured his life, nor was he in
any club. She had no money excepting
her husband’s wages for last week, and even the furniture had been procured
on the hire system.
Frederick Charles Raine, Welling Road,
deposed to seeing the deceased shortly before his death when he complained of
the state of his teeth and throat.
Oswald Richard Lewis, physician
and surgeon practising at 15 Aston Lane, Perry Barr, said he attended
deceased on June 22nd and found that he had a large swelling in
the roof of the mouth and the left side of the throat; also a swelling on the
outside of the left jaw. He
complained of pain and inability to swallow.
He lanced his tonsils and let out some blood like fluid with an
offensive smell. Deceased consented
to have two back teeth, which caused him great suffering, pulled out. On Friday last he accompanied him to Mr.
Howard’s dentistry, 2 Edmund Street.
Mr. Howard examined deceased’s teeth and said it was a case of a very
bad abscess and he considered it advisable to give him either, before pulling
them out. It was decided to do this
at deceased’s home. Ether was
administered in the ordinary way, witness having previously examined the
man’s heart and found it apparently satisfactory. The ether did not take proper effect, though he inhaled it for
close upon half an hour. Witness
therefore procured some chloroform from his surgery which was close at hand
and applied a little of it on the corner of a towel. For about a minute deceased breathed quite
naturally, and then made a choking noise at the same time becoming darker in
the face. The chloroform was
immediately removed, and all the usual remedies applied. Death occurred within about a minute and a
half. Everything possible was done to
save the unfortunate man, artificial respiration being kept up for three quarters
of an hour. Witness had since made a
post mortem examination in company with Dr. Douglas Stanley, consulting
physician at the Queen’s Hospital.
Deceased’s heart was fatty and dilated, and his kidneys were somewhat
enlarged, and showed signs of disease.
There was a great deal of swelling especially in the mouth and
throat. The cause of death was
failure of the heart’s action, due to chronic disease of that organ, aided
largely by a great amount of inflammatory swelling in the neck, preventing
the blood passing properly into the heart and else preventing the air from
getting into the lungs. It was
impossible to diagnose the fatty and dilated condition of deceased’s heart
before his death. Witness had
administered chloroform in scores of cases during the past twelve years, and
in this instance he had applied it skilfully. Dr Douglas Stanley corroborated the statement
respecting the post-mortem examination which had been made by the last
witness. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence, and exonerated. Dr. Lewis from blame. |
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SERGEANT |
ARTHUR
HERBERT |
1888 – Wellhead Lane |
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SERGEANT |
SIMON |
See Great Barr School |
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SERGEANT |
WILLIAM |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for 99
years. - ref. MS
3145/56 - date: Date 1872 |
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SEYMOUR & CLIFF
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Brewery Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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SHACKEL |
JOHN |
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 |
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SHALDEN |
EMMA E |
In 1881 was 48, visiting George and Louisa J Ireland |
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SHALE |
ELLEN |
July 7TH 1867, William Bailey, 24,
Bachelor, Card Worker, from Perry Barr, son of Meredith Bailey, Card Worker,
married Ellen Shale, 20, spinster of Perry Barr, daughter of John Shale,
Locksmith |
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SHAMMON |
ELIZABETH |
In 1881 was 27, the wife of Wm. Thomas |
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SHAMMON |
WM. THOS |
In 1881 was 26, the husband of Elizabeth 111 Aston Lane Family History Film 1341680 RG 11 2836/37 page 21 |
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SHARDLOW |
EDWIN |
In
1881 was 29, and a visitor of James Pinky Sharp and Jan Matilda Sharp |
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SHARP |
ANDREW |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy surrender
of mortgage. - ref. MS
3145/138 - date: 1819 |
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SHARP
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C |
Nurseryman, Walsall Road Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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SHARP |
CHARLES |
January 1883: On the 21st
ult., at 326 Birchfield Road, Perry Barr in his 72nd year,
Charles Sharp, loved by his family and respect by all who knew him |
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SHARP |
EDITH |
In
1881 was 11, the daughter of James Pinky Sharp and Jane Matilda |
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SHARP |
ELIZA |
1841 Census – Perry Hall aged 20 |
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SHARP |
HERBERT GEORGE |
In
1881 was 15, the son of James Pinky Sharp & Jane Matilda |
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SHARP (SMITH) |
JAMES |
22nd Feb 1864: James Sharp, 30,
Bachelor, (South American Worker) son of Fred William Sharp Smith married
Elizabeth Royston aged 22, spinster, daughter of James Royston (Sadler) |
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SHARP |
JAMES PINKY |
In
1881 was 60, the husband of Jane Matilda
Aston
Lane
Family
History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/31 page 9 |
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SHARP |
JANE MATILDA |
In
1881 was 51, the wife of James Pinky Sharp |
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SHARP |
LOUISA |
In
1881 was 29 the daughter of James Pinky Sharp & Jane Matilda |
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SHARPE |
G H REV |
REV. (See Norris) Mr F. C. Sharpe – See Arthur T. Carr See Church Bazaar |
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SHARPE |
G
H REV |
A SURROGATE FOR PERRY BARR North Birmingham News, January 30th 1892. The Chancellor for the Diocese of Lichfield has been appointed the Rev. G. H. Sharpe, vicar of Perry Barr, a surrogate for granting marriage licenses. |
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SHARPE |
G
H REV |
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. |
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SHARPE |
G H REV. |
1908, Julia Agnes Hadley, wife of John Avery Hadley, their daughter married Rev. Sharpe and now resides in Bournemouth. She was related on her mother’s side to George Edmonds, who engineered leadership of the agitation for the repeal of the Corn Laws, is part of Birmingham’s History. |
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SHARPE |
G H REV. |
June 1897: Perry Village was in festivity the first week of the present month for in addition to the wedding already recorded that of the vicar (Rev G. H. Sharpe) WAS SOLEMISED AT St. Johns Church on 2nd inst. The reverend gentleman took as his bride Miss Mary Hadley, daughter of Mr. John Avery Hadley (church warden) of Perry Barr. The Rev J B Keble (Canon of York) officiated. Previous to the religious ceremony the vicar had been presented with a study table and rack and an illuminated address by his parishioners. |
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SHARPE |
G H REV. |
Handsworth Herald – 5th June 1897: A marriage which was of great interest to Perry Barr people, took place at St. Johns Church Perry Barr on Wednesday, the contracting parties being the Rev. George Harry Sharpe, vicar of the parish and Miss May Hadley daughter of Mr John Avery Hadley, vicar’s warden of Aldridge Road. The ceremony which was witnessed by a crowded congregation was conducted by the Rev. J. R. Keble Canon of York, formerly vicar of Perry Barr. The service was fully choral and selections of bridal music were rendered by the organist. The bride who was charmingly attired and carried a beautiful bouquet was given away by her father. The bride and bridegroom received many valuable presents not least interesting being a handsome study desk with an illuminated list of subscribers from the congregation. |
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SHARPE |
JOHN PINLEY |
1880 Londsdale Villa, Aston Lane 1883 – 20 Aston Lane |
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SHARPE |
MRS |
July 1898, on the 28th ult, at 34 Aldridge Road, Perry Barr, the wife of Rev. G. H. Sharpe a daughter |
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SHARPE |
MRS |
August 1901, On the 17th inst., at Perry Barr Vicarage, the wife of Rev G. H. Sharpe a daughter |
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SHAW |
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SHAW 3 Dec 1901 German Hospital
Cairo, T.S., late 7th Dragoon Guards & 1st S. Lancashire Regiment late
Perry Barr – Birmingham Daily Mail - Deaths |
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SHAW |
CATHERINE |
18 December 1871, Joseph Rose, aged 24,
bachelor (Clerk) Franchise Street, son of Solomon (Carter) married Catherine Shaw
aged 22, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of Robert (Tailor) |
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SHAW |
ELEANOR |
Birchfield Road, BURIED St. Johns
7th April 1915, aged 78 |
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SHAW |
ELEANOR |
In
1881 was 43, the sister in law of George Bontly Toy, living with them |
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SHAW |
HARRIET |
In 1881 was 70 (head) 13 Franchise Street Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/11 page 16 |
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SHAW
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J (MRS) |
Holly Place Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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SHAW |
JOHN |
23rd April 1871, John Shaw, 18, bachelor, (Military Ornament Maker) Franchise Street, son of Samuel, (Weighing Machine Forger) married Mary Ann Guest, 18, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of Edward (Brass Founder) |
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SHAW |
JOHN |
1841 census – Birchfield Road – Bartlam |
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SHAW |
MARY ANN |
In 1881 was the niece either Alfred or Elizabeth Bradley, and was living with them. |
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SHAW |
MISS |
1888 – Private Resident – 13 Franchise Street |
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SHAW |
MRS |
1883 – Private Resident |
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SHAW |
REBECCA |
1841 census – Birchfield End Rebecca – 65 – Infant School Mary aged 25 Dress Maker Edward aged 30 Plater George aged 25 – Plater Joseph Morris aged 25 – Police Constable. |
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SHAW |
REBECCA |
In 1881 was 42, the daughter of Harriet Shaw |
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SHAW |
THOMAS
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In 1881 was 58, lodging with Elizabeth Higgins |
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SHAYLOR
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Aston Chronicle – 21st September 1878 – Death Thomas – Policeman, Holiday Street, BURIED at Witton died 4th September 1878
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SHEASBY |
ERNEST |
Kenilworth Road, BURIED St. Johns 4th
June 1906, aged 6 |
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SHEASBY |
WILLIAM EDWARD |
Church Road, Smethwick, BURIED St.
Johns 3rd October 1918 aged 76 |
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SHEATH |
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Sheath – See Thompson |
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SHEDSTONE |
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See Tedstone |
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SHEEPE
CROFTE |
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BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Bargain and sale
and feoffment. - ref. MS
3145/62/3 - date: Date 1658 |
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SHELDON |
GEORGE FREDERICK |
1880 – Builder Aston Lane |
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SHELDON |
SARAH ELIZABETH |
Sycamore Road, Aston, BURIED St.
Johns, 4th February 1890 aged 36 |
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SHELDRAD |
MISS |
See Perry |
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SHELLEY |
ALFRED WILLIAM |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns
24th December 1903, aged 8 months |
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SHELLEY
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G |
Shopkeeper – Queslett Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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SHELLEY |
GEORGE EDWARD |
1868 – Shopkeeper |
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SHELLEY |
GEORGE WILLIAM |
Lozells, BURIED St. Johns 13th
January 1909 aged 43 |
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SHELLEY |
THOMAS |
September 23 1896: CHILD SUFFOCIATED. The South Staffordshire Coroner Mr. Edwin
Hooper, held an inquest at Witton Arms Hotel this morning, into the death of
a four weeks old male child of Thomas and Elizabeth Shelley, of Holdford Drive,
Handsworth. The child was taken to
bed about ten o clock on Sunday night, and appeared quite well at three
o’clock next morning. However at 6.30
the mother found that he was dead.
The jury returned a verdict of “Accidentally suffocated” |
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SHELLEY |
THOMAS |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for
six months and release. - ref. MS 3145/103/2 a&b - date: Date
1748 |
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SHELSWELL |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Part of the
judgement in the case William Pershall v. Richard Shelswell. -
ref. MS 3145/40/17b
- date: Date 1655 |
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SHELTON |
FRANCIS |
1818 – Blacksmith – Wheelwright |
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SHELTON |
WILLIAM |
1845 – Farmer – Tower Hill |
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SHELVOKE |
ANNIE |
In 1881 was 12, the daughter of
George and Emma |
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SHELVOKE |
CHARLES |
In 1881 was 10, the son of George
and Emma |
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SHELVOKE |
EMMA |
In 1881 was 36, the wife of George |
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SHELVOKE |
GEO. ED |
In 1881 was 6, the son of George
and Emma |
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SHELVOKE |
GEORGE |
In 1881 was 43, husband of Emma,
living at 88 Trinity Road, Family History Film 1341679 RG 11
2835/112 page 37 |
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SHELVOKE |
HARRY |
In 188 was 3, the son of George and
Emma |
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SHEMMONDS |
ELIZABETH |
Aston Lane, BURIED St. Johns, 26th
December 1916, aged 79 |
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SHENTON |
ELIZABETH |
Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 24th
January 1895, aged 65 |
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SHENTON |
ELIZABETH |
January 26th – 1895 Death from Natural Causes.
At the Crown & Cushion Inn, Perry Barr on Monday,
Mr Edwin Hooper held an inquest on the body of Elizabeth Shenton (65) who
lived with Kate Allsopp, her daughter at 75 Wellhead Lane, Perry Barr
– Deceased suffered from giddiness and, in consequence had fallen several
times. On one occasion falling
downstairs. She was rather infirm and
lay in bed last week. One Howard
Allsopp, her grandson, returning home from school on Friday afternoon and
taking a cup of tea up to her room, he found her dead. The daughter said her mother had been
attended by Dr Round of Victoria Road, Aston for a considerable time though
he had not been called in for the past two months – A verdict from natural causes was returned.
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SHEPHARD |
ANNIE |
Wellington Road, BURIED St. Johns 4th October 1899 aged 53 |
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SHEPHARD |
JANE |
Birchfield, BURIED St. Johns 13th
August 1869 aged 54 |
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SHEPHARD |
JOHN |
1872 – Shopkeeper Franchise Street |
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SHEPHARD |
MARY JANE |
30th October 1865 – Henry
Brown 21, bachelor, Jeweller, from Aston, son of William Brown Jeweller
married Mary Jane Shephard, 20, spinster, daughter of John Shephard, Gardner. |
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SHEPHERD |
ALBERT |
In
1881 stepson of George Chambers aged 16 |
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SHEPHERD |
ALFRED E |
IN 1881 was 9, born Perry Barr, the son of William Henry & Sarah |
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SHEPHERD |
BERTHA A |
In 1881 was 3, born Perry Barr the daughter of William Henry and Sarah |
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SHEPHERD |
ELLEN |
In
1881 step daughter of George Chambers aged 10 |
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SHEPHERD |
ELLEN E |
In 1881 was 13, the daughter of William Henry and Sarah |
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SHEPHERD |
FRANK |
In
1881, stepson of George Chambers aged 15 |
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SHEPHERD |
HENRY R |
In 1881 was 7, born Perry Barr, the son of William Henry & Sarah |
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SHEPHERD |
JOHN |
Wellington Road, BURIED St. Johns 15th January 1907 aged 63 |
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SHEPHERD |
JOHN |
HANDSWORTH HERALD 16TH
January 1904 HANDSWORTH MAN CENSURED
Mr H A Person, Coroner for
South Staffordshire, held an inquest at the Boars Head, Perry Barr Village,
on Saturday morning, upon the body of a single woman named Eliza Garland (36)
of Salt Box Cottages, New Oscott, who was drowned in the Tame Valley Canal on
the previous Thursday.
Charlotte Sophia Garland
said she was a widow, and that her husband John Garland, who was a labourer,
died 14 years ago. For the last five
weeks her daughter had been in the employ of Mr. Vaughan, Butcher, 298
Wheeler Street, Aston, as housekeeper.
Witness visited her on Wednesday remaining with her for 2 hours. She had visited a doctor was suffering
from a delusion that he had formed an opinion that her condition was due to a
cause she knew to be impossible.
Deceased seemed very distressed and said she felt she was going off her
head. The doctor had recommended her
to go to the Woman’s Hospital and witness promised to accompany her there on.
(unable to read the next few lines)
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He was a
Christian, he said and the bible bade him not at all. Eventually Perigo consented to kiss the
book. He said that shortly before 10.
o. clock on Tuesday night accompanied by a young man named Joseph Horton, he
was crossing some fields into the Aldridge Road. Nearing the canal bridge they heard a muffled grown and on
proceeding to the canal saw a woman struggling in the water. His companion tried to reach her with his
umbrella but failed to do so. Horton
then went away and he (witness) thought to cross the bridge on the other side
of the canal. He called out to the
woman to struggle on as someone was going round to her assistance. It was afterwards transpired that Horton
had gone to Manor Farm for help.
Witness could not swim and he had known the depth of the water he
would have entered.
Joseph Horton, (23) Perry
Village, who was with the last witness, said that bout 50 yards from the
canal they heard a cry as of someone in the water. They went in the direction of the sound and saw the woman
struggling in the water. Not able to
swim, he went to Manor Farm for help, and on returning with a rake and rope,
he assisted in getting deceased out of the water. He afterwards applied artificial respiration, but without
success. He saw no one else
about. He had a bicycle lamp with him
to light them across the fields.
Police Constable Arthur Clarke said that it was 10.20 when he saw the
body lying on the towing path of the canal.
There were no marks of violence.
He found deceased umbrella lying on the towing path on the opposite
side of the water. Deceased left Mr.
Vaughan at 7.o clock wishing the family “Goodbye” in her usual way. There would be no difficulty in reaching
the towing path from the Aldridge Road.
The water varied from 4 – 5ft in depth.
Dr Percival Adamson,
Birchfield House, said that the post mortem showed that the deceased had led
a perfectly virtuous life. She was
suffering from the Change of Life.
The Jury returned a verdict
of “Suicide whilst temporary insane”, adding a rider that they considered
Perigo and Horton exhibited great cowardice in not making a more determined
effort to recover the deceased from the water, and their conduct deserved
censure. Perigo and Horton were
called into the room and the Coroner, addressing them, said that it was a
cowardly act to allow a woman to drown as they had done. He should disallow the small expenses
which they otherwise would have been entitled to.
A Juror: Perigo is not a
Christian and has not acted as one.
The Coroner: What was your
reason for not kissing the bible?
Perigo:- Because the Bible
said Let their communication by “Yea, Yea and Nay Nay”.
The Jury were. George Vaughan (Church Tavern) Perry
Village (foreman), James Morris, Samuel Bailey, Hammond and John Shephard.
…………(unfortunately cannot read the rest of the names)
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JOHN |
In
1881, stepson of George Chambers aged 17 |
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LENA E |
In 1881 was 4 months old, born Perry Barr, the daughter of William Henry & Sarah |
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MINNIE |
In
1881 step-daughter of George Chambers , born Walsall aged 19 |
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