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WILKES |
ALBERT |
29 Freer Road, BURIED St. Johns 29th October 1914, aged 54 |
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WILKES |
EDWARD |
Private Resident, 1888 – 33 Aston Lane |
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WILKES |
JOSEPH
THOMAS |
127 Hamstead Cottages, aged 7 months |
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WILKES |
LEAH
EMMA |
Birchfield Road, BURIED 8th April 1893, aged 5 months |
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WILKES |
MARY |
1886, Shopkeeper, 314, Birchfield Road |
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WILKES |
MARY
ANN |
Franchise Street, BURIED 23rd Mar 1875, aged 22 |
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WILKES |
RICHARDS |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Leace for
year and marriage settlement. - ref. MS 3145/63/6 a&b - date: Date
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WILKES |
WILLIAM |
22nd June 1872, William Wilks, (Pear Button Maker) aged 54, W, Franchise Street, son of Charles (Metal button Turner) Married Harriet Mead, aged 53, W, Franchise street, daughter of Francis Payne (hot house maker) |
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WILKINS |
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See Bluck |
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WILKINS |
EMILY
ANN |
Windsor Place, Witton, BURIED St. Johns 13th July 1899, aged 16 months |
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WILKINS |
VIOLET
CATHERINE |
5 Witton Terrace, Handsworth, BURIED St. Johns 3rd September 1909 aged 30 |
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WILKINS |
WILLIAM |
1841 Census – Wellhead William aged 40, Farmer, born in county Susan aged 40 born in county William aged 12, born in county John aged 10, born in county Susan aged 8, born in county John Hobbs, aged 49, male servant, born in county Jonathon Aiakin aged 17, male servant, born in county Thomas Bluck, aged 14, male servant, born in county Maria Proud aged 25, spinster, born in county Elizabeth Goggins, aged 16, female servant, born in county |
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WILKINSON |
ELIZABETH |
Brook Cottage, BURIED St. Johns 22nd June 1889 aged 60 |
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WILKINSON |
ELIZABETH |
Wife of George in 1881 living on the
Queslett Road, aged 52, born Harborne. |
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WILKINSON |
ELIZABETH
STOCKDALE |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance. -
ref. MS 3145/58/19
- date: Date 1853 |
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WILKINSON |
GEORGE |
Queslett, BURIED St. Johns 12th August 1882, aged 64 |
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WILKINSON |
GEORGE |
In 1881 was living on the Queslett Road, he was 62, born Lancashire, a general labourer, he wife was Elizabeth, aged 52, born Harborne. Living with them were Edward Philpot the son-in law, aged 35, born Warwick, their daughter Mary A who was 30, born Perry Barr, Emma Philpot the grand daughter aged 9, born Perry Barr, another grand daughter Harriet aged 7 born Perry Barr and a grandson James aged 3, also born Perry Barr Family History 1341680/ RG 11 2836/117 page
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WILKINSON |
GEORGE |
Private Resident 1860 – Gentry – Walsall Road |
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WILKINSON |
GEORGE |
Birmingham, BURIED 7th August 1864, aged 5 months |
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WILKINSON |
H |
1841 census Birchfield H. aged 70 grocer, not born in county Elizabeth aged 15, not born in county Zephaniah Parkes aged 45, plater, born in county Eliza Parks aged 40, not born in county |
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WILKINSON |
HANNAH |
Birmingham, BURIED St Johns 2nd June 1864, aged 32 |
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WILKINSON |
HARRY |
See Perry Woods |
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WILKINSON |
MARY
ANN |
18th October 1868: James Simms, 27, bachelor, (Jeweller) Franchise Street, son of Walter (Gunmaker) married Mary Ann Wilkinson, 29, spinster, daughter of James Wilkinson (harness plater) |
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WILKINSON |
REV.
SAMUEL |
1864, Curate |
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WILKINSON |
W |
See Perry Barr Social Club |
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WILKINSON |
WILLIAM |
1845 – Farmer |
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WILKS |
MARY |
Birchfield Road, BURIED 23rd October 73 |
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WILKS |
RICHARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Indenture
of fine. - ref. MS
3145/54/4 - date: Date 1701 |
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WILKS |
SARAH
A |
In 1881 was general domestic servant to Edw. & Annie Perks |
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WILKSON |
MRS |
Private Resident, 1868, Walsall Road |
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WILLETT |
BENJAMIN |
65 Franchise Street, BURIED 18th April 1906, aged 70 |
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WILLETTS |
MARY
ANN |
Birmingham Daily Mail
WILLETTS 27
July 1901 Wellington Rd Handsworth,
Mary Ann beloved wife of Samuel in 77th yr |
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WILLETTS |
SAMUEL |
Husband of Mary Ann |
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WILLIAMS |
ADA
GERTRUDE |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 4th August 1880 aged 3 |
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WILLIAMS |
ALBERT
WILLIAM |
Earlsbury Gardens BURIED St. Johns 6th December 1917, aged 52 |
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WILLIAMS |
ALFRED |
Dec 28th 1887: On the 20th inst., suddenly at his residence 236 Birchfield Road, aged 37 years, Alfred Williams late secretary of Holte Masonic Lodge, No 1246. The funeral will take place at the Church of England Cemetery, Warstone Lane on Monday at 3.o.clock |
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WILLIAMS |
CAPEL |
1845 Shopkeeper Queslett |
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WILLIAMS |
CONSTABLE |
Handsworth Herald 25th August 1906 Perry
Barr Mystery
About 3 O’clock, Saturday
afternoon two boys employed by Kynock’s Ltd., named ALFRED LANE of 25 Witton
Road and HARRY BENNETT, 1, back 258 Witton Road, discovered the body of a
newly born male child lying on a piece of unenclosed land between Kenilworth
Road and Tintern Road at Perry Barr.
The boys called the attention of a young man JOSEPH TUCKLEY 226,
Witton Road and he went and informed the police, and Police Constable
WILLIAMS came and recovered the body to the police station in Canterbury
Road. The body which was partly
enclosed in pieces of newspaper and brown paper was in a very advance stage
of decomposition. An inquest was held
upon the body before MR G C LEWIS Coroner for South Staffordshire at the
police station, Perry Barr, on Tuesday. DR Charles ROBERTSON, Soho Hill, Handsworth, said that the body
was that of a fully developed male.
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WILLIAMS |
EDITH |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 7th November 1853, aged 5 |
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WILLIAMS |
EDWARD |
1841 census – Birchfield Edward – shoemaker aged 35, not born in county Mary aged 45, born in county Edward aged 12 born in county Mary aged 9 born in county Ann Parkes, 85, not born in county |
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WILLIAMS |
EDWARDS |
Canal Row, BURIED St. Johns 24th April 1917, aged 66 |
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WILLIAMS |
ELIZA |
Edgbaston, BURIED St. Johns 2nd December 1896, aged 85 |
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WILLIAMS |
ELLEN |
In 1881 was 22, born Aston, Nurse domestic Servant to Charles O Ellis |
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WILLIAMS |
EMILY
JANE |
Edgbaston, BURIED St. Johns 5th August 1863, aged 24 |
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WILLIAMS |
EMMA |
24th October 1869:
Charles Mullins, aged 41, bachelor, (Button Maker), Perry Barr, son on
William (Button Maker), married Emma Williams, aged 29, spinster, daughter of
Thomas (Labourer) |
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WILLIAMS |
EMMA |
See 1841 census - Peak |
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WILLIAMS |
GEORGE
AMBROSE |
1868 George Ambrose Williams, 25, bachelor, (Brass founder) Franchise Street, son of Charles Williams (Tray worker) married Betsy Jones, 19, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of William Jones (Gun maker) |
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WILLIAMS |
ISABELLA |
1891 Census – 12, Birchfield Road, Isabella William, Head, 2. aged 40, manufacturers Clerk, born Greenwich London Mary Mcdoul Williams, daughter single aged 28, music teacher, born Birmingham, Isabella E. B. daughter single aged 18, manufacturers cashier, born Sutton Coldfield |
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WILLIAMS |
ISABELLA |
1891 – aged 40 |
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WILLIAMS |
ISABELLA |
1891 – aged 18 daughter of Isabella |
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WILLIAMS |
ISSIAH |
Private Resident: The Firs. 1868 1885 – Hawthorns, Birchfield Road, |
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WILLIAMS |
ISSIAH |
His nephew was John Webster Forbes. |
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WILLIAMS |
JOHN |
Servant at Perry Hall 1841 |
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WILLIAMS |
JOHN
ALFRED |
Edgbaston, BURIED St. Johns 10th April 1882, aged 70 |
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WILLIAMS |
JOSEPH
DANIEL |
Lozells, BURIED 25th April 1875, aged 25 |
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WILLIAMS |
KATHLEEN
HARRIET |
New Oscott, BURIED St. Johns, 14th January 1897, aged 13 |
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WILLIAMS |
LUCY |
23rd December 1872, William (Private Soldier) aged 20, bachelor, of Perry Barr, son of John (Glass Blower) married Lucy Williams aged 19, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of Thomas, (Spectacle maker) |
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WILLIAMS |
MARY
ANN |
1868 – Shopkeeper |
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WILLIAMS |
MARY
JANE |
112 Wellhead Lane, BURIED St. Johns 28th Mar 1912, aged 8 months |
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WILLIAMS |
MARY
JANE |
Wellington Road, BURIED St. Johns 11th April 1887, aged 12 |
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WILLIAMS |
MARY MCDOUL |
1891 – aged 28 - Music Teacher daughter of Isabella |
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WILLIAMS |
RICHARD |
Aston. New Town, BURIED St. Johns 1st December 1873, aged 33 |
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WILLIAMS |
SARAH |
Birmingham Daily Mail
WILLIAMS 30 July
1901 Sarah wife of Thomas, Hendon nr London formerly Westminster Rd |
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WILLIAMS |
THOMAS |
See 1841 census – Willmore |
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WILLIAMS |
THOMAS |
Wife of Sarah |
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WILLIAMS |
THOMAS |
Born Handsworth 3rd June 1846, emigrated to New Brunswick ca 1864 |
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WILLIAMS |
WILFRED |
Edgbaston, BURIED St. Johns 28th November 1879 aged 3 |
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WILLIAM |
William - landlord
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WILLIAMS |
WILLIAM |
January 28th 1893 Mail: FATAL ACCIDENT TO A PERRY BARR PUBLICAN Mr. Edwin Hooper (Coroner for South Staffordshire) held an inquest at the Boar’s Head Perry Barr yesterday afternoon concerning the death of William Williams (59) licensed Victualler who until his death was landlord of the same house. On December 29 the deceased was returning home along the Birchfield Road in a dog trap, accompanied by his wife and two step children. The horse shied at a tram engine, and clashed on to the footbath. Deceased was thrown out, and slighted on the head, sustaining injuries from which he died on Wednesday. A verdict of Accidental Death.
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WILLIAMS |
WILLIAM |
Post – 28th January 1893 Trap accident at Perry Barr Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Edwin Hooper coroner for South Staffordshire held an enquiry at the Boar’s Head Perry Barr touching the death of William Williams, late landlord of the above house, who died on January 25th. Mr. J. Ansell watched the case on behalf of the Railway Passengers Insurance Company and the Scottish Employers Liability Company. Mr. J. Dorsett appeared for the widow of the deceased and also for the executors: Mr A Lowe (Johnson and Co) on behalf of the Central Tramway Company, and Mr. T. G.Tyler on behalf of two of the deceased’s children by his former wife. Mrs Williams stated that she drove to town in a trap with her husband and her two children on December 19th. When in Birchfield Road, on the way home, the horse shield at two trams and fell down. Deceased was thrown out of the trap on to his head. The horse recovered itself directly and ran away, but was stopped before further damage was done. The trap was taken back to where the accident had happened. Mr Williams had been rendered unconscious by the fall, but by that time had recovered. He was assisted into the trap and driven home by witness. When they reached home witness found that her husband had sustained a severe scalp wound. She at once sent for the doctor, and Dr. F. May cam immediately. Cross-examined by Mr. Ansell, witness said that they had only called at one public house during the afternoon and at the time of the accident deceased was perfectly sober. Deceased had attended to the doctor’s orders implicitly, with one exception, that being when one day a man was quarrelsome in the bar, he had come, downstairs without his coat on and ordered the man out, saying at the same time “I am not strong enough to put you out! Amy R Law, step-daughter of the deceased, stated that she went to town with deceased and her mother the day on which the accident happened. She corroborated that first witness’s statement as to the accident. Cross-examined by Mr. Ansell, she said that she had never seen her step-father the worse for drink and believed that he was a temperate man. He had followed the doctor’s orders in every way, with on exception of which her mother had spoken. Mr Evans, button manufacturer who resides at Kingsbury House, Birchfield Road, stated that on the evening of the 29th December he was returning from town in a tram and when near the Bull’s Head, Birchfield Road he heard the horse stumble. It quickly recovered itself and started off towards the tram in which witness was traveling. He jumped off the tram and caught the horse. Cross-examined by Mr Ansell, witness said that he knew deceased by sight. Deceased was sober, but, of course, was in a dazed condition. Dr F H May stated that he was called to see deceased on the evening of the 29th ult. He found him suffering from a wound on the head and extensive bruises on the back and arm. He progressed favourably until the 19th January when symptoms of a cold began to show. This did not shake off, and before long it turned to inflammation of the lungs. On Saturday evening Dr. Chevasse saw deceased, and until his death both doctors attended him. He had since made a post mortem examination of the body. He considered that death was due to inflammation of the lungs, attributable to the severe shock and the scalp wound which he had sustained. The primary cause of death was the accident. Mr Ansell in cross examination asked witness if, as had been stated by the previous witnesses, deceased had come downstairs half dressed to quell a disturbance in the bar, and had so caught cold, which brought on inflammation of the lungs, might he had have died from this, and if so, could his death be attributed to the accident? Dr May still adhered to his statement that the accident was the primary cause of death. Dr H Gilbert, surgeon at the General Hospital stated that on Saturday last, deceased was suffering from inflammation of the lungs’ he was very ill and there was little hope of recovery. |
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WILLIAMS |
WILLIAM
WAINWRIGHT |
Private Resident: Malvern Villa, |
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WILLIES |
HENRY |
Will dated 26th August 1659 Gave Churchwardens and Overseers Ł4.00.00 to be distributed amongst the poor |
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WILLIFORD |
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Mrs – See Arthur T. Carr |
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WILLIS |
EDWARD |
BIRMINGHAM CITY
ARCHIVES - Release. - ref. MS 3145/42/8a - date: Date 1708 |
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WILLIS |
HENRY |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for life.
- ref. MS 3145/42/1
- date: Date 1638 |
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WILLIS |
JOHN |
Lavenham House |
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WILLIS |
SAMUEL |
1841 census – Birchfield End Samuel aged 60 – button maker, not born in county Maria aged 29, not born in county Elizabeth Francis, 88 not born in county Sarah Hope, aged 34, Eliza Taylor, 39, female servant, William Redfern aged 25, male servant |
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WILLMORE |
JOHN |
See Mary Brand – Holdford Mills |
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WILLMORE |
JOHN |
Private Resident: 1845, Esquire: Holdford – Gentry |
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WILLMORE |
JOHN |
1841 Census – Holdford Mills John aged 40, Independent born in county Mary Brand aged 50 female servant, born in county Elizabeth Sanders aged 30 female servant, born in county Thomas Williams aged 50, male servant, born in country |
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WILLMORE |
JOSEPH |
Private Resident: 1868 Henwick Villa, Walsall Road |
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WILLMORE |
THOMAS |
Private Resident: No 4 Walsall Road |
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WILLMORE |
THOMAS |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy of notice
from John Gough to Thomas Willmore threatening to take legal action if he
continues to dam water on land occupied by John Gough and Thomas Cooper in Perry Barr, co. Stafford.
- ref. MS 3145/369a
- date: 1828 |
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WILLOCK |
JANE |
Holly Lane, BURIED St. Johns 12th June 1879, aged 7 |
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WILLOWS |
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36 Aston Lane |
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WILLS |
WILLIAM |
BIRMINGHAM
CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a year and release. - ref. MS 3145/58/3/a&/b
- date: Date 1815 |
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WILMOT |
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No date
This afternoon as a horse and trap
belonging to Mr Wilmot was being driven along Womber Lane, the animal shield
at a Perry Barr tram that was passing. It then, dashed down the street and eventually overturned the
vehicle, the occupant being somewhat seriously injured on the head and side. |
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WILMOT |
ELLEN |
HANDSWORTH CHRONICAL 28TH
June 1889 Keeping a dog without
a license
Ellen Wilmot, 64 Westminster Road, Perry Barr, was
charged with keeping a dog without a license on the 23rd ult., PC
Hull, deposed to visiting defendants premises on the date named and finding a
dog which no license had been taken out.
A fine of 10 shillings and costs was imposed.
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WILSHAW |
AGNES |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 17th June 1899 aged 40 |
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WILSON |
CHARLES |
1841 census – Smith |
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WILSON |
ELIZA
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In 1881 was 19, Niece of Martha Haining |
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WILSON |
ISON |
Hamstead Hill, BURIED St. Johns 11th December 1916, aged 9 months |
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WILSON |
JOSEPH |
1868 Private Resident: Hayfield House. |
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WILSON |
MARY |
17th January 1870, William Campbell Hannon, aged 25, bachelor, Perry Barr, son of Robert (comb maker) married, Mary Wilson, aged 20 spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of George, (Spur maker) |
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WILSON |
MARY
ANN |
May 1884- On the 7th inst., suddenly aged 64, Mary Ann the dearly beloved wife of Joseph Wilson, Trinity Cottage, Birchfield, late of the Gunmakers’ Arms, Gerrard Street, Lozells, very deeply lamented by her sorrowing family and friends. |
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WILSON |
MARY L
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In 1881 was 16, niece of Martha Haining |
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WINCKLE |
W.
B. |
See Perry Barr Social Club |
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WINCKLE |
WILLIAM
BEN |
1880 Bangor Terrace – Aston Lane. 1883 Insurance Agent – Aston Lane |
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WINDIBANK |
ALICE |
Franchise Street, BURIED ST. Johns 12th October 1867, aged 4 weeks |
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WINDIBANK |
CAROLINE |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 9th July 1877, aged 10 |
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WINDIBANK |
CHARLES |
Wellington Road, BURIED St. Johns 9th November 1901, aged 73 1868 – Beer Retailer 1883 – 27 Franchise Street 1888 – Parish Clerk – 20/22 Aldridge Road Manager of Perry Barr Reading Rooms
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WINDIBANK |
JESSIE |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns 4th April 1878 aged 2 |
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WINDSOR |
ARTHUR
RALPH |
82 Aldridge Road, BURIED St. Johns 7th September 1910, aged 26 (This house is still standing) |
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WINDSOR PLACE |
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Holdford Road |
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WINFIELD |
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WINFIELD |
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See Brown |
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WINFIELD |
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See Philip Brown |
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WINFIELD |
ANN
FAWKENER |
Edinburgh, BURIED 3rd August 1872, aged 50 (sister to Sarah and John Fawkener Winfield) |
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WINFIELD |
FREDERICK
WILLIAM |
Birmingham, BURIED St. Johns 29th September 1864, aged 6 |
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WINFIELD |
JOHN
FAWKENER |
St. Johns: Large Grave: Sarah Fawkener Winfield (mother 26th Oct 1843, aged 69) Robert Walter Winfield (aged 70) his wife was Lucy Winfield, of the Hawthorns, 27th July 1870 aged 69 also John Faulkner, 5th January 1869, aged 37 Sarah Hannah wife of Rev. Philip Brown of Edgbaston (BURIED 19th September 1884), Sarah was BURIED 10th January 1874, also John Fawkener, died 11th April 1838, aged 2 years. |
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WINFIELD |
LUCY |
See John Fawkener |
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WINFIELD |
LUCY |
See Julia Snepp |
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WINFIELD |
ROBERT
WALTER |
Edgbaston: BURIED St. Johns 22nd December 1869 aged 70 |
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WINFIELD |
SARAH
HANNAH |
See John Fawkener |
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WINKLE |
MR |
See
Alfred lane
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WINSTANSE |
W |
See Great Barr School |
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WINTCHELL |
B. |
Was a bell ringer at St. Johns on 6th February 1886 |
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WINWOOD |
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Email: Richard@kingsvale.com He is also looking for Baines, Oakley, Parkes, Towers, Foden, Bonehill and Wells. |
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WINWOOD |
ALBERT |
Aldridge Road, BURIED St. Johns 12th January 1904, aged 2 |
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WINWOOD |
CHARLES |
Handsworth Herald Jan
31st 1903 A serious accident befell a cabman
named Albert King of Witton Road, Aston on Sunday morning. It seems that King was returning along the
Aldridge Road from taking a fare home when by some means he ran into a brick wall. The cab was smashed and king was seriously
injured. A farmer called Charles
Winwood who heard the crash came to his assistance and Police Constable Davis
and firemen Dix and Morris afterwards moved him to the surgery of Dr Howe,
Bevington road. He was found to be
suffering from a sever scalp wound and concussion of the brain, and after his
injuries had been attended to removed to his home.
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WINWOOD |
CHARLES |
Handsworth Herald 20th July 1902
Perry Barr
cyclist hurt
Knocked down
by a horse
Perry Barr
is gaining an inevitable notoriety for cycle accidents, and on Saturday
afternoon another had to be added to the already long list. As a young man of 20 years of age named
Arthur Percy Cooper residing at 31 Aston Lane, Perry Barr was cycling
along the Aldridge Road soon after two o clock, he came in contact with a
horse belonging to Mr Charles Winwood and he was thrown with great force from
the saddle. When picked up it was found that the young man had his right leg
broken. It seems that the horse was
coming out of the stable of Mr. Winwood to cross the highway into the field
opposite when it collided with the cyclist.
Dr Lewis was
summoned and he rendered the injured cyclist all the assistance in his power,
and on arrival of the Handsworth horse ambulance wagon, which promptly
responded to the summons, the unfortunate young man was taken to the
Birmingham general hospital. |
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WINWOOD |
ELAINE
PEARCE |
Queslett, BURIED St. Johns 9th Feb 1917, aged 4 months |
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WINWOOD |
MARY |
1888 Shopkeeper – Holly Lane |
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WINWOOD |
NORMAN
GEORGE |
Saltbox Cottage, BURIED St. Johns 7th January 1915, aged 2 months |
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WINWOOD |
RICHARD |
Russia, BURIED St. Johns 7th Feb 1878 aged 49 |
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WINWOOD |
WILLIAM |
See Joseph Wakelin |
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WIREMILL COTTAGE |
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See Brooklands Farm |
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WIREMILL COTTAGE |
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A CAPITAL
FREEHOLD COTTAGE AND LAND
SITUATE AND
KNOWN AS
WIREMILL COTTAGE,
HAMSTEAD
DESCRIPTION FROM THE AUCTION SALE CATALOGUE FOR THE
PERRY BARR ESTATE, BIRMINGHAM 1921
BEING
NOS 711 AND 712 ON PLAN, IN THE PARISH OF PERRY BARR, STAFFORDSHIRE.
SUBSTANTIALLY
BUILT OF RED BRICK, WITH TILED ROOF, THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES: THREE
BEDROOMS, SITTING ROOM, KITCHEN, SCULLERY AND LARDER, WITH USUAL OUTBUILDINGS
AND TWO PIG STIES. WATER FROM WELL.
LARGE
AND PRODUCTIVE KITCHEN GARDEN AND LARGE PADDOCK, EXTENDING IN ALL TO ABOUT:-
2
ACRES 3 ROODS 7 POLES
LET
TO MR. FRANK LAWRENCE, TOGETHER WITH LOT 72 ON A YEARLY LADY DAY TENANCY AT A
RENT WHEREOF THERE IS APPORTIONED TO THIS LOT THE SUM OF Ł18.00.00 PER ANNUM.
NOTE:
THE LOT IS SOLD WITH THE BENEFIT OF A RIGHT OF WAY FOR ALL PURPOSES OVER THE
FIELD NO 719 (BEING PART OF BROOKLANDS FARM) AS MENTIONED IN THE PARTICULAR
OF LOT 67.
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WIREMILL COTTAGE |
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A CAPITAL FREEHOLD COTTAGE AND LAND SITUATE AND KNOWN AS WIRE MILL COTTAGE, HAMSTEAD, BIRMINGHAM SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT OF RED BRICK, WITH TILED ROOF, THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES OF THREE BEDROOMS, SITTING ROOM, KITCHEN, SCULLERY AND LARDER, WITH USUAL OUTBUILDINGS AND TWO PIG STIES. WATER FROM WELL. LARGE AND PRODUCTION KITCHEN GARDEN AND LARGE PADDOCK, EXTENDING IN ALL TO ABOUT 2 ACRES, 3 ROODS 7 POLES LET TO MR FRANK LAWRENCE, ON A YEARLY LADY DAY TENANCY AT A RENT OF Ł18. 0S 0D.
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WISEMAN |
DR |
Catholic Appointed President of St. Mary, Oscott in 1840, later Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster |
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WISEMAN |
JN |
VPrivate Resident: Wellhead Cottage, Aldridge Road, 1888 |
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WISTANCE |
WILLIAM |
See Great Barr School |
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WITHERFORD |
ARTHUR |
In 1881 he was 6, born in Perry Barr, the son of Elizabeth & John |
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WITHERFORD |
ARTHUR H |
In 1891 was 16, born Perry Barr was the son of Elizabeth & John T |
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WITHERFORD |
ELIZABETH |
In 1881 he was 29, born Shrewsbury, husband of John |
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WITHERFORD |
ELIZABETH |
In 1891 was 39, born Wellington, Shropshire the daughter of Elizabeth and John T |
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WITHERFORD |
ERNEST |
In 1881 was 8, the son of Elizabeth and John |
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WITHERFORD |
ERNEST G. |
In 1891 was 18, born Perry Barr was the son of Elizabeth and John T |
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WITHERFORD |
FLORENCE |
In 1881 was 2 born Perry Barr, the daughter of Elizabeth and John |
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WITHERFORD |
FLORENCE E |
In 1891 was 11, born Perry Barr was the daughter of Elizabeth & John T |
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WITHERFORD |
JOHN |
In 1881 he was 28, born Kings Heath, Maltster, living at No Back House, Handsworth, wife of Elizabeth Family History Film: 134680 RG11 2836/18 page 30 |
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WITHERFORD |
JOHN L |
In 1891 was 4, born Perry Barr the son of John T and Elizabeth |
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WITHERFORD |
JOHN T |
In 1891 was 38, the husband of Elizabeth |
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WITHERFORD |
SYDNEY |
In 1881 was 4, born Perry Barr, the son of Elizabeth and John |
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WITHERFORD |
SYDNEY F |
In 1891 was 14, born Perry Barr was the son of Elizabeth & John T |
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WITHERS |
JANE |
143 Aldridge Road (see - Ferndale) BURIED St. Johns 13th Feb 1912, aged 80 |
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WITMORE |
HOWARD |
67 Holdford Road, BURIED St. Johns 4th May 1909 aged 27 |
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WITTON |
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WITTON |
CHARLOTTE |
See 1841 Census Haughton. |
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WITTON
ARMS |
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Handsworth
chronicle 14th
December 1889 Drunk and disorderly
John Allen,
Franchise Street, Perry Barr was charged with being drunk &
disorderly and assaulting the landlord and also refusing to quit the licensed
premises of George Knight, landlord of the Witton Arms on the 6th
inst. Mr Stokes appeared for the
defence, P.C Davidson’s deposed to seeing the defendant in Perry Barr,
drunk and using bad language. George
knight said the defendant called at his house and asked for a quart of
fourpenny. Witness refused to serve
him on account of his being the worse for beer. He attempted to get over the bar to serve himself. The man was literally mad, and threw the
contents of several glasses over him, this constituted the assault complained
of. He was in the house half an hour
after he had been requested to leave.
Fined 5s and costs or 14 days in each case in all 53s.6d. |
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In 1881 William Sr. Aston was the superintendant The first municipal cemetery, opened in 1863. It is in Moor Lane. |
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WITTON
COTTAGES |
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Does Anyone know where they were situated? |
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WITTON
LANE |
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WOLFE |
CAROLINE |
Birchfield, BURIED St. Johns 17th Feb 1915, aged 74 |
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WOLISON |
GEORGE |
June 11th 1867: George Wolison, aged 26, bachelor Perry Barr, (Riveter) son of William Woliston married Alice Parker, 18, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of John Parker (Barber) |
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WOOD |
ALBERT JOSHUA |
Private Resident: 1883, Kirkstall, Aldridge Road (See Kirkstall) |
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WOOD |
ALFRED |
West Bromwich, BURIED St. Johns 14th April 1914, aged 62 |
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WOOD |
CHARLES |
Birchfield Road, BURIED St. Johns 21st August 1899 aged 74 |
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WOOD |
CHARLES |
Won 10 shilling in the Best Cultivated and neatest garden competition |
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WOOD |
CHARLES HAROLD |
Crown Avenue, BURIED St. Johns 5th July 1894, aged 8 weeks |
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WOOD |
HANNAH |
William Bache aged 23, from
Birchfield, (shoemaker) son of John Bache a (shoemaker), married at St Johns
on 14th February 1864, Hannah Wood 23, spinster from Franchise
Street, daughter of Thomas Wood, (shuttlemaker) |
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WOOD |
JANE |
Hadley Park; BURIED St. Johns 13th July 1855, aged 25 |
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WOOD |
JESSE |
Aston lane, BURIED St. Johns 21st June 1897, aged 7 months |
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WOOD |
MOSES |
11th April 1864, Moses Wood aged 22, bachelor, (Sadler) Perry Barr, son of Isaiah (Butcher) married Harriet Martin, 22 spinster, daughter of Aaron Martin (lab) |
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WOOD |
THOMAS |
Private Resident: 1894, 40 Aston Lane |
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WOOD END |
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Was in Hamstead Road, Handsworth |
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WOOD
HOUSE |
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Was in Hamstead Road, Handsworth |
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WOODBERRY |
OLIVE ALICE |
Perry Village: 28th Mar 1902, aged 5 |
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WOODBINE
COTTAGE
SUTTON
COLDFIELD |
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Does anyone know where this was situated? |
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WOODBINE COTTAGE
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T R Massie Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II |
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WOODFIELD |
CAROLINE |
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WOODFIELD |
JOHN |
Oscott: BURIED St. Johns 4th August 1899, aged 48 |
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WOODGATE |
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See 1841 census Holland |
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WOODGATE |
MARY |
See 1841 census Holland |
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WOODLAND
COTTAGE |
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Was in Aston Lane Does anyone have a photograph of this house? |
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WOODLANDS |
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Was in Hamstead Road, Handsworth |
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WOODLANDS THE |
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Bogaedrde Van Den – 1894 |
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WOODS |
ALFRED |
See Great Barr School |
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WOODS |
ARTHUR |
See Great Barr School |
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WOODS |
MR & MRS ALFRED |
See Great Barr School |
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WOODSIDE |
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Was in
Hamstead Road, Handsworth |
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WOODWARD |
BENJAMIN |
James Street, BURIED St. Johns 23rd October 1916, aged 82 |
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WOODWARD |
E |
1891 Census 28 Birchfield Road E. Woodward, Head, married aged 28, furniture broker H. Woodward, wife Married, aged 25, Furniture Cleaner |
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WOODWARD |
E |
1891 - 28 Birchfield Road - aged 28 – husband of H |
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WOODWARD |
ENOCH |
9th October 1865: Enoch Woodward, aged 29, bachelor, Perry Barr, son of Samuel – Retired Builder, married Mary Ann Fones, 34, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of Benjamin Fones (Gentleman) |
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WOODWARD |
FRED. |
In 1881 was 60, living at 21 Trinity Road, Family History Film 1341679 RG 11 2835/107 page 27 |
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WOODWARD |
M |
1891 - Aged 25 - wife of E
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WOODWARD |
MARY |
Wellington Road, BURIED St. Johns 18th April 1982, aged 46 |
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WOODWARD |
MARY |
James Street, BURIED St. Johns, 4th June 1890 aged 53 |
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WOODWARD |
MARY J |
In 1881 was 28, the daughter of Fred. |
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WOODWARD |
ROSA FLORENCE |
Franchise Street, BURIED St. Johns10th September 1892, aged 1 |
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WOODWARD |
WINIFRED |
Wellington Road, BURIED St. Johns 15th May 1889 aged 53 |
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WOOLASTON |
ANN SOPHIA |
24th December 1871, Harry Green, (wheelwright) aged 21, bachelor, Franchise Street, son of Samuel (Gardener) married Ann Sophia Woolaston, aged 22, spinster, Franchise Street, daughter of William (Jeweller) |
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WOOLASTON |
SARAH
JANE |
HANDSWORTH HERALD 19th October 1895 Sarah Jane Woolaston (20) a servant employed by Mr. Wells, of Old Oscott House, Perry Barr, was admitted to the General Hospital on Friday, suffering from a serious injury to her foot. A loaded gun had been left on the table and it overbalanced and fell on to the floor. In falling it discharged its contents into the girls foot. |
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WOOLASTON |
SOPHIA |
Birmingham, BURIED St. Johns 7th July 1872, aged 66 |
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WOOLEY |
JAMES |
1788 Acquired the Blade Mills |
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WOOLGROVE |
ANN MARY |
Queslett, BURIED St. Johns 30th June 1893, aged 45 |
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WOOLGROVE |
CHARLES |
Queslett, BURIED St. Johns 23rd January 1891, aged 51 |
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WOOLGROVE |
W |
The Pair of Semi-detached Freehold Cottages situate at Salt Box, New Oscott, Erdington in the Parish of Perry Barr. Built of brick and slate, each contains:- Three bedroom, living room, kitchen, etc. Garden with Pig Sty to each. Well water. Let respectively to Mr. W. Woolgrove and Mr G. Pickering on yearly tenancies at a rent of Ł10. 8s. 0d. |
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WOOLRIDGE |
WILLIAM |
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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WOOTTON |
JOHN |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 28th Feb 1855, aged 67 |
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WOOTTON |
SARAH |
General Hospital, BURIED St. Johns 22nd June 1917, aged 52 |
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WORKHOUSE |
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See Annis |
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WORKHOUSES |
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www.institutions.org.uk/workhouses/england/warks/birmingham_workhouse.htm
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WORKMAN |
FRANCIS
WILLIAM |
Children’s Hospital, BURIED St. Johns 5th August 1913, aged 1 month |
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WORLEY |
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See Perry Barr |
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WORSLEY |
WILLIAM
OLIVER |
Victoria Road, BURIED St. Johns 3rd Mar 1898, aged 13 months |
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WORTHINGTON |
JAMES |
County mental Hospital, BURIED St. Johns 16th April 1914, aged 70 |
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WORTHINGTON |
JAMES |
In 1881 was living at Salt Boxes, Queslett
Road, Family History 1341680, RG 11
2836/118 page 27. He was 38
born Anstey in Warwick, an Ag. Lb.
His wife was Jane. |
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WORTHINGTON |
JANE |
Salt box cottages, BURIED St. Johns 13th March 1914, aged 87 |
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WORTHINGTON |
JANE |
In 1881 was living at Salt Boxes, Queslett
Road, Family History 1341680 RG 11 2836/118 page 27. She was the wife of James. Living with them at the time were George
Cooksey, who was the stepson of James Worthington, Elizabeth Cooksey, the
Step Daughter and Mary Dunn the Sister in Law. |
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WORTLEY |
SAMUEL |
3rd January 1871: Samuel Wortley, 21, bachelor, Perry Barr, (Stock Taker from Trade) son of Paul (Stoke Taker from Trade) married Clara Ann Perry Barr, 18, Spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of John (Glass maker) |
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WRAY |
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See Church Bazaar |
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WRAY |
ANNIE
MARIA |
June 1889: On the 18th ult at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Denver, Colorado (by the Rev. Canon Marshall) Richard Henry Vaughan, late of Dartmouth House, Perry Barr, to Annie Maria, second daughter, of William Wray, Brantingham Thorpe, Perry Barr |
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WRAY |
MARIA |
30th November 1900: Maria Wray of Brantingham Thorpe, Perry Barr, interned at Warstone Lane. Widow of William Wray (Jeweller) New Street. Mr. William Hopwood Wray –(Son) Mr Frederick Wray (son) Mrs Barton, (Daughter) Mrs Vaughan (daughter) Maria Wray was 69 when she died |
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WRAY |
MRS |
1894 – Aldridge Road (Brantingham Thorpe) |
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WRAY |
W |
Post – April 5th 1893 St. Johns (Perry Barr) Messrs. George Barton, and J. Hadley were appointed churchwardens and the following were elected as sidesmen; Messrs. W. Wray, C. F. Brown, E. Lane, C. Toy, C., Foden and Albert Smith. |
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WRAY |
W.
H |
North Birmingham News, 23rd April 1892. S. JOHN’S, PERRY BARR The Rev. G. H. Sharpe, vicar of S. John’s, Perry Barr, presided over the annual vestry meeting in connection with this church, held on Monday. Mr. H. Hossell was re-elected vicar’s warden and Mr. George Barton, peoples, warden. Messrs. R. Tilsley and W. H. Wray were re-elected sidesmen.
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WRAY |
WILLIAM |
1883 – Brantingham Thorpe, Aldridge Road |
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WRAY |
WILLIAM
HOPWOOD |
August 1884: On the 27th inst., at St. Johns Perry Barr, by the Rev E J Rees, vicar, William Hopwood, eldest son of William Wray, Brantingham Thorpe, Perry Barr, to Harriet, youngest daughter of the late Ephraim Good, Hylton Street, Birmingham. |
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WREN |
ANN |
Birmingham City Archives Copy of the will of Ann Wren, wife of Christopher Wren of Perry Barr, tanner. - ref. MS 3069/Acc1930-022/374408 - date: 23 June, 1799 |
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WREN |
ANN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY
ARCHIVES: - Probate copy of the will of Ann Wren, wife of
Christopher Wren of Perry Barr,
co. Stafford, tanner. - ref. MS 20/377 - date: 1800 |
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WREN |
CHRISTOPHER |
Land Surveyor and Farmer – See Horsley Quarry House 1831 Turnpike Trustee 1829 - The Committee of Handsworth Association for the Prosecution of Felons 1835 – West Bromwich Board of Guardians |
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WREN |
CHRISTOPHER |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy
valuation of crops growing in the year 1816 upon a farm at Perry Barr, co. Stafford, late in the
occupation of the representatives of William and John Booth deceased the
property of John Gough, Esq., by Christopher Wren and Richard Fowler, with
amount allowed at the Assizes for Miss Booth to pay. - ref. MS 3145/343/2 -
date: 1820 |
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WREN |
CHRISTOPHER |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy
valuation of various delapidations on a farm at Perry Barr late in the occupation of
William Booth, the property of John Gough, Esq., by Richard Fowler and
Christopher Wren. - ref. MS 3145/343/3 - date: 1817 |
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WREN |
CHRISTOPHER |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy
valuation of crops growing in the year 1816 upon a farm at Perry Barr, co. Stafford, late in the occupation
of the representatives of William and John Booth deceased the property of
John Gough, Esq., by Christopher Wren and Richard Fowler, with amount allowed
at the Assizes for Miss Booth to pay. - ref. MS 3145/343/2 - date: 1820 |
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WREN |
CHRISTOPHER |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Copy
valuation of various delapidations on a farm at Perry Barr late in the occupation of
William Booth, the property of John Gough, Esq., by Richard Fowler and
Christopher Wren. - ref. MS 3145/343/3 - date: 1817 |
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WREN |
CHRISTOPHER |
BIRMINGHAM CITY
ARCHIVES: - Marriage
settlement of Christopher Wren of Walsall, co. Stafford, tanner and Ann
Bentley of Perry Barr,
co. Stafford. - ref. MS
20/380/3 - date: 1782 |
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WREN |
CHRISTOPHER |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES: - Probate copy of the will of Christopher Wren of Perry Barr, co. Stafford.
- ref. MS 20/380/4
- date: 1842 |
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WREN |
CHRISTOPHER |
BIRMINGHAM CITY
ARCHIVES: - Limited
probate of the office copy of the will of Christopher Wren of Perry Barr, co. Stafford.
1851. - ref. MS
20/380/5 - date: 1747-1851 |
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WREN |
FAMILY
PAPERS |
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WREN FAMILY PAPERS |
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Birmingham City Archives: papers of Wren family of Perry Barr and Wroxhall Warks, 1706-1877; |
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WRIGHT |
B |
See Great Barr School |
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WRIGHT |
BEATRICE
LILIAN |
Railway Road, BURIED St. Johns 16th March 1904, aged 1 month |
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WRIGHT |
BENJAMIN |
Perry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 28th Mar 1842, aged 58 |
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WRIGHT |
BENJAMIN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY
ARCHIVES - Mortgage. - ref. MS 3145/80/5 - date: Date 1839 |
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WRIGHT |
BENJAMIN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Conveyance. -
ref. MS 3145/80/6
- date: Date 1844 |
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WRIGHT |
BENJAMIN |
BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Will of
Benjamin Wright of Perry Barr.
- ref. MS 3145/80/3a
- date: Date 1835 Proved 1844 |
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WRIGHT |
ELIZABETH |
New John Street, BURIED St. Johns 6th December 1883, aged 6 |
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WRIGHT |
ELIZABETH |
Birmingham, BURIED St. Johns 6th Mar 1864, aged 8 months |
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WRIGHT |
ELIZABETH |
New John Street, BURIED St. Johns 30th April 1879 aged 63 |
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WRIGHT |
EMILY |
New
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