OACKTON

MARTHA

1841 census – Birchfield – See Rooke

Martha aged 45, born in county

OAKE MEADOW LOAS

BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Bargain and sale and feoffment. - ref.  MS 3145/62/3  - date: Date 1658
 Parties: Basell Brent, Edward Stanford, Sir William Pershall, Thomas Bayles, Richard Best, Thomas Ward, George Neale. Property: Messuage called Perry Hall, land in Perry Barr called Palefeild, Conigree Close, Church Bridge Close, Notley alias Natly Hall Close, Oake Meadow Loas, Hall Meadow, Hall Close, Preists Meadow, the Water Corn Mill, Hempstead Closes, Hempstead Moores, Rowmore, Hems and Hems Meadow, Sheepe Crofte, Gymons, Kingsfeilds, half of Handsworth Park, Parkesfeild, Middlefeild, Church Feild alias Church Hill, Church Hill House, Mote Mead, Lodge Hill, High Wood, Broade Meadow, Cicely Meadow, all in Handsworth.

OAKES

JN

Shopkeeper

Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II

OAKES

JOHN

Postmaster 1850.  Letters arrive from Birmingham 6.00 am despatch 7 pm.  Nearest Money Order, Birmingham 1864.  Shopkeeper 1864 – 1872

OAKES

JOHN

VPerry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 26^th Mar 1881 aged 77

OAKES

JOHN

1841 Census – Perry Village

John aged 30, Gardener, born in county

Mary aged 40, not born in county

James Osborn aged 30, Lab, born in county

Joseph Furnell, aged 25, Paper Maker, not born in county

Thomas Weeks aged 6, not born in county

Thomas Jarratt, aged 30, Blacksmith, not born in county

OAKES

MARY

VPerry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 7^th December 1873, aged 73

OAKES

MARY

VPerry Barr, BURIED St. Johns 21^st April 1845, aged 52

OAKFIELD

94 Aldridge Road

OAKFIELD

This House is now demolished. 

Does anyone have a photograph of this house?

OAKLANDS

This was situated in Aldridge Road.

Does anyone have a photograph of this house?

OAKLEY

Email: Richard@kingsvale.com  Richard is also looking for Winwood, Baines, Parker, Towers, Foden and Bonehill.

OAKLEY

ALEXANDER

VDuddeston, BURIED St. Johns 28^th January 1875, aged 9

OAKS THE

Was in Hamstead Road, Handsworth

OATE WALL

 BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for life. - ref.  MS 3145/40/3  - date: Date 1560
Parties: Sir William Leeves, Alice Turley. Property: House in Hampsted called Oate Wall, in Perry Barr.

ODEON

This was the first Odeon Picture House in the Country.

Still can be seen in the Birchfield Road

ODHAMS

CLARA

VElmore Street, BURIED St. Johns 13^th January 1864, aged 17

ODHAMS

RALPH

VWilliam Street, Lozells, BURIED St. Johns 29^th May 1873, aged 22

ODHAMS

THOMAS

VAston High Street, BURIED St. Johns 29^th September 1879, aged 67

OEINA

ELLEN

1891 aged 37, wife of Henry

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OEINA

HENRY

1891 – 5hs 1 ct, Birchfield Road, aged 40 husband of Ellen

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OEINA

HENRY

1891 aged 15, son of Henry and Ellen

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OEINA

JANE

1891 aged 7, daughter of Henry and Ellen

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OEINA

LIZZIE

1891 aged 12, daughter of Henry and Ellen

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OEINA

MARY

1891 aged 2, daughter of Henry and Ellen

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OEINA

NELLY

1891 aged 12, daughter of Henry and Ellen

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OGDEN

SEE Heathfield Road, Villa Cross Public House

OGDEN

ANNIE

Howard Allen, aged 22 years, bachelor married 1^ST October 1870 at St. Johns Perry Barr.  He was the son of George Allen, corn-dealer, and married Annie Ogden, aged 23, spinster of Perry Barr, daughter of John Ogden, Farmer.

OGDEN

J

Of Birchfield won the Steeplechase to become the First member of Birchfield Harriers to take the AAA Title

OLD CROWN AND CUSHION

Public House (see Crown and Cushion)

Was the Headquarters of Aston Villa Football Club in the late 1800’s

OLD CROWN AND CUSHION

Joseph Palmer

Frances White & Co’s Commercial & Trades Directory 1875. Vol II

OLDFORD FARM

COTTAGES

OLD FORGE

J. Turner

History Gazetteer and Directory of Staffordshire 1851

OLD HORNS PUBLIC HOUSE – QUESLETT

The Birmingham Post     - 26^th January 1907

(Five miles from Birmingham)

Alford and Aston are instructed by Mr Thomas Perry, owing to continued ill health to sell by auction on the premises above (unless sold by private treaty on Monday Evening, February 4^th 1907 at five for 6.o clock prompt.

The Valuable Lease

Together with the Goodwill and possession of this well-known COUNTRY INN.  The lease has three and a half year unexpired from Lady-day next tied to Messrs. Frederick Smith (Limited) Aston.  Rent £40. Fixtures and fittings.  Unexpired licenses, stock in hand, etc., to be taken to at a valuation.

The lease may be treated for privately, and if sold due notice will be given.

The Birmingham Post       2^nd February 1907

THE OLD HORNS INN, QUESLETT, GREAT BARR

The Sale by Auction of the above COUNTRY INN, advertised to take place on Monday next, February 4^th is WITHDRAWN, the sale having been sold by PRIVATE TREATY.

Alford and Aston, Auctioneers, 14 Temple Street, Birmingham

OLD MANOR HOUSE

WAS ON THE JUNCTION OF ROCKY LANE AND TOWER HILL AND WAS DEMOLISHED IN THE 1930’S

OLD OSCOTT ALLOTMENTS

Freehold Village Allotments,

adjoining All Saint’s Church, Old Oscott,

and known as The Old Oscott Allotments,

in the Parish of Perry Barr in the County of Staffordshire.

12 Acres, 1 Rood, and 10 poles.

Let to various tenants on verbal yearly tenancies at rentals amounting to £27. 6s 6d.

OLD OSCOTT FARM

The Excellent and Compact Mixed Farm

Known as

OLD OSCOTT FARM

Description from the Auction Sale Catalogue for the Perry Barr Estate, Birmingham

1921

In the Parish of Perry Barr, in the County of Staffordshire and having an area of about

157 ACRES 0 ROODS 4 POLES

The comfortable old Farmhouse, which is Georgian in character, is brick built with slate roof, and contains: - Four bedrooms, bathroom, three reception rooms, kitchen, scullery, dairy, etc.  Well water.  Outside coal and wood shed and EC

The farm buildings, which are of brick with tiled roofs, comprise – 2 bay cart shed, Cowhouse for 18, calf house, five pig sties, chicken house, root house, engine house, 8 bay open cattle shed, stabling for 10, barn etc.  There is also

THREE COTTAGES

SITUATED IN school lane, adjoining All Saints Church (Old Oscott) brick built with slate roofs.  Two contain, 2 bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen, wash house and EC.  The other contains three bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen EC. Well water.

This Lot with Lot 72 is leased to Mr. Thomas Wells for a term of 5 years, from 25^th March 1921 at a yearly rent of £516. 10s. 0d of which there is apportioned to this lot the sum of £435 per annum.

The lease contains a covenant as follows:-

The Lessee shall give up at the expiration of twenty one day’s notice from the landlord any land which may be required for tipping, gardens, rods, railways, canals, mining, building or other development purposes, the Lessor in such case to allow from the rent hereby reserved a pro rata abatement, and also compensation for unexhausted manures and compensation for any growing crops which may be taken or injured on lands so required to be given up.  Provided, however that if fifty acres in all are taken in one or more lots, Section 23 of the Agricultural Holdings Act 1908, shall apply to these presents.

OLD OSCOTT FARM

HANDSWORTH HERALD                        19^th 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.

OLDBURY

ANN

VAlma Street, BURIED St. Johns 30^th April 1875, aged 29

OLDBURY

GEORGE EDWARD

16^th December 1869: George Edward Oldbury, aged 22, bachelor, (Gun Finisher) of Perry Barr, son of Frederick Oldbury, (Inn Keeper), married Ann Smith aged 23, spinster, Perry Barr, daughter of George Smith (Gun Finisher)

OLDBURY

GERTRUDE ANN

VAston. BURIED St. Johns, 8^th May 1871, aged 7 months

OLDFORD FARM

OLDFORD FARM

Geo. Wells

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OLDLAND

GLADYS OLIVIA

V11 Haughton Road, BURIED St. Johns 22^nd November 1913, aged 16

OLDLAND

HERBERT CHARLES

V11 Haughton Road, BURIED St. Johns 30^th July 1917, aged 57

OLDLAND

SARAH ANN

V11 Haughton Road, BURIED St. Johns 29^th August 1917, aged  49

OLDNALL

DORIS ETHEL

V3 Tower Hill, BURIED St. Johns 14^th April 1914, aged 3

OLIVER

ADELINE

1891 aged 24 - daughter of Elizabeth – School Teacher

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OLIVER

ARTHUR E

1891 – aged 28 - son of Elizabeth

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OLIVER

ELIZABETH

1891 Census – 6 Birchfield Road

Elizabeth aged 53, W, born Birmingham

Arthur E. son, son, 28, Toolmaker, born Birmingham

Emily F. daughter single aged 26, born Birmingham

Adeline Oliver, daughter aged 24, Teacher born Birmingham

Louie Price, servant single aged 20, born Langley.

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OLIVER

ELIZABETH

1891 – 6 Birchfield Road - aged 53 –

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OLIVER

EMILY F

1891 aged 26 - daughter of Elizabeth

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OLIVER AND SANDERS

Slaters Directory 1852 – Academies – Aston Villa

ONIONS

ANGELINA

Thomas Adams, aged 22 years, Bachelor, Jeweller, from Perry Barr, son of Edward John Adams, married Angelina Onions, aged 20 years, spinster, Saddle Warehouse worker, daughter of George Onions, Cabinet Maker, 21^st Feb 1866 at St. Johns.

ORAM

CORNELIUS MORRIS

VBarker Street, Aston. BURIED St. Johns 16^th June 1848, age unknown

ORAM

MARGARET ANN

VTower Hill Farm, BURIED St Johns 18^th February 1917, aged 27

ORCHARD

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.

ORCHARD

JOSEPH

Handsworth Herald: February 28 1903

Joseph Orchard, 185, Wellington Road, Perry Barr, fell on Saturday afternoon near the Queens Head and was admitted to the hospital suffering from concussion.

ORCHARD CROFT

BIRMINGHAM CITY ARCHIVES - Lease for a year and rele