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SABELL	GEORGE	Wife Of Mary Elizabeth Agnes, BURIED St. Johns 1^st May 1914, aged 79
SABELL	GEORGE	10^th 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)
SABELL	MARY ELIZABETH AGNES	Arden Road, BURIED St. Johns, 7^th October 1916, aged 71
SADDLERS ARMS		PUBLIC HOUSE, BIRCHFIELD ROAD, next door was the barber shop of H. A. Pullinger
SADLER	ARTHUR	Mail October 11^th 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.
SADLER	HOWARD CHARLES	2 London Road, BURIED St. Johns 7^th November 1908 aged 22 days
SADLER	MILLER	Birmingham City Archives -Copy release. - ref. MS 3145/31/11 - date: Date 1785 Parties: Edmond Evans, Richard Bisse Riland, Miller sadler. Property: Land in sherrington, co. Gloucester, Oscot, perry Barr, Castle Bromwich, Water Orton, stichford, Coleman street, London.
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.
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.
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 Parties: Richard Bisse Riland, Miller Sadler, Hannah Sadler, Robert Sadler, Edward Sadler, John Gough, Richard Gildart, William Herrick. Property: The Orchard, Horse Moore, The Leys, The Croft, The Meadow, Upper Wyatts, Little, Great and Upper Moor, pit Leasow, Broomy Leasow, Standley's Close, Little and Great Hill, Far Neggs Leasow, Neggs Leasow, Jack-o-Lee, land in Hammer Mill Meadow, all in Oscott and Perry Barr.
SADLER	William	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a year. William Sadler to Joseph Gibbons. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/112 - date: 1 May 1717
SADLER	WILLIAM	BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Release. William Sadler to Joseph Gibbons. Perry Barr. - ref. MS 3883/113 - date: 2 May 1717
SAFE HABOUR		-----Original Message----- From: sonia.nicholls [mailto:sonia.nicholls@btopenworld.com] 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
SAINT	OLIVE	Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 28^th January 1842, aged 33
SALISBURY	GEORGE HENRY	Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 19^th December 1878 aged 6 months
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SALT	ANN	19^th 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)
SALT	C. B	In 1881 was 3, the niece of Emanuel and Esther Thompson
SALT	DINAH	Married Robert Glover Jackson – see Photograph
SALT	EDWARD	1883: CURATOR, Perry Barr Institute
SALT	EDWARD	In 1881 was 54, the husband of Elizabeth Perry Barr ... Birchfield Rd Family History Film 1341679 RG11 2835 / 123 page 12
SALT	ELIZABETH	November 1887: On the 10^th 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.
SALT	ELIZABETH	In 1881 was 53 the wife of Edward
SALT	ELLEN	In 1881 was 22, the daughter to Edward and Elizabeth
SALT	EMILY	In 1881 was 16, the daughter of Edward and Elizabeth
SALT	S H C NERVA	In 1881 aged 9, the nephew of Emanuel and Esther Thompson
SALT	SARAH	In 1891 was living at Farm House, 277 Birmingham Road, aged 33, born Perry Barr the wife of Joseph http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/w-a-p.html
SALT BOX COTTAGES		Were at Oscott
SALTER	FLORENCE JANE	Witton: BURIED St. Johns 1^st January 1896 aged 14
SALTER	MARTHA	19^th 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)
SAMSON	SUSAN	12^th 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)
SAMUELSON			Aston Chronicle 28^th September 1878 George James of Handsworth to Mary Jane Vickers of Aston – 23^rd September 1878
SANATORIUM		THE MAIL 8^TH 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 (8^TH APRIL)
SANATORIUM		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 11^TH)
SAND	JANE	Oscott: BURIED St. Johns 8^th June 1877 aged 68
SANDAL	JOHN	In 1881 aged 26, husband of Maria
SANDAL	KATE	In 1881 age 10 months, daughter of John & Maria
SANDAL	MARIA	In 1881 aged 24, wife of John
SANDERS	ELIZABETH	See 1841 census Willmore
SANDERS	ELIZABETH	Birchfield, BURIED St Johns 3^rd July 1864 aged 79
SANDERS	HANNAH	Crossway Cottages: BURIED St. Johns 6^th July 1889 aged 66
SANDERS	HANNAH	In 1881 was 58, the head of the household Cross Road Family History Film: 1341680 RG11 2836/93 page 9
SANDERS	Henry	SANDERS 13 July 1880 Perry Barr wife of Henry P., son (Birmingham Mail)
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
SANDERS	JOHN	Oscott, BURIED St. Johns 14^th August 1861 aged 19
SANDERS	JOHN	BURIED Feb 1862 aged 98
SANDERS	JOHN	West Bromwich workhouse, BURIED St. Johns 9^th April 1871 aged 94
SANDERS	MARGARET	In 1881 was 17, born Perry Barr, the daughter of Hannah Sanders
SANDERS	MARY	Birchfield Road, BURIED St. Johns 1^st mar 1876 aged 81
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
SANDERS	THOMAS	Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 24^th December 1868 aged 45
SANDERS	THOMAS W	In 1881 was 24, born Perry Barr, the son of Hannah Sanders
SANDERS	TIMOTHY J	In 1881 was 15, the son of Hannah Sanders
SANDORS	ALFRED H	In 1881 was 23, the son of Mary A and Sampson
SANDORS	ARTHUR	In 1881 was 25, the son of Mary A and Sampson
SANDORS	KATE E	In 1881 was 13, and grand daughter of Mary A and Sampson Sandors
SANDORS	MARY A	In 1881 was 60, the wife of Sampson
SANDORS	SAMPSON	In 1881 was 59, the husband of Mary A 17 Franchise Street Family History Film: 1341680 RG 11 2836/12 page 17
SANDY		SANDY 1 Sept 1901139 Freer Rd Birchfields wife of Oliver, daughter Constance Madeline (notice on 4/9 changes SANDY to SANDAY) - Birmingham Mail
SANDYWELL	ELLEN	1891 – aged 47, wife of Joseph http://www.hunimex.com/warwick/w-a-p.html
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