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This links to my Eades tree, and already on BCC. Bertrams father , Thomas Eades is the son of Neri Eades and Mary Ann Holloway who are already on BCC, as are theie sons, Bertram Leonard, Clifford Alfred, and Arthur.

B C Wench, you are right. But this is written as 3 Sept 2017, not in figures.

I just checked another couple of relatives, and they appear correct. Apparently, the records hav ecome via a data company from obituaries and funeral directors records.

I've just looked at my late Mum's record on the 1989-2019 death index on Ancestry. All details correct, except for one crucial one. The date of death! She died on 9th March 2017 (09/03/2017), but the record has it as 3rd September 2017, which is 03/09/2017!!! If all of the records have been transcri...

I'm on my second one. I wouldn't be without it, particularly useful for holidays, as I would take 3 or 4 books every time! You buy/download books from Amazon. Very easy to use. Mine's a paperwhite. No dazzle if using outside.

R.I.P. Derek.

It's the Ruston brothers that Lulu ( and me!!) connect to that link to the Club buildings.

Lovely tribute.

I saw this on another site. very sad news, I met him at a BCC get together a few years ago, and also had correspondence with him over the years regarding the Westwood family , which we are both connected too.R.I.P. Dennis.

It's a shame that the pages have thick black lines across saying "this record is officially closed. Some of my ancestors details are underneath those lines!

I grew up in Greenhill Road, which is off Long Lane, and the house I lived in backed on to Mucklow Hill. I believe Greenhill House is still there, accessed off Mucklow Hill.

I remember doing a bit of research on the Rose family quite a few years ago now. I was one of the original transcribers of the 1881 census, pre- digital days and came across them then. Very interesting family, with names like Captain, Major and General!

Yes, I have all of his books.

Sorry to hear that Anthony has passed away after a long illness. He was very well known in Black Country Family history circles for his excellent photographic collections. R.I.P.

I went to have a look at the Glimpses of Old Rowley Exhibition yesterday at The Providence Chapel, Bell End, Rowley Regis. Very interesting if you have Rowley/ Blackheath ancestors who attended local schools, Sunday schools and Churches. Sadly, tomorrow is the last day to see it. It is open 1p.m-4p.m.