1901: 1 Darby Street (off High Street) Rowley Regis Charles Tromans 81 Head Wid Living on own means Ann Baker 52 Dau Wid Nailmaker Alice Round 40 Dau Wid William Round 16 Grd Son Carpenter and Joiner Walter Round 14 Grd Son Carpenter and Joiner Beatrice Round 12 Grd Dau (all born Rowley Regis)
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Two of my Great-grandfathers, David Adams and George Eades were involved in the building of the chapel. Both are on BCC, and both are buried in the churchyard, along with many other members of my family. By the way, to give it it's full title, it is Cave Adullam Strict and Particular Baptist Chapel.
Margarett wrote:Two of my Great-grandfathers, David Adams and George Eades were involved in the building of the chapel. Both are on BCC, and both are buried in the churchyard, along with many other members of my family. By the way, to give it it's full title, it is Cave Adullam Strict and Particular Baptist Chapel.
got them as well about 130 photo just starting to sort
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Yes, I have photos of their graves. You notice there are no flowers on these graves. Apparently, the covenant governing the land prohibits flowers on them.
Margarett wrote:Yes, I have photos of their graves. You notice there are no flowers on these graves. Apparently, the covenant governing the land prohibits flowers on them.
except for the one with the poppy reef on, what was it an old parishener, we will have no spendthrift way at this church
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I don't know the reason. Just that it was covenanted. Of course, it's no longer a Baptist Chapel, so maybe it doesn't apply anymore. But presumably a poppy wreath wouldn't count,as it would be put on as a tribute to a former soldier. I can't imagine anyone would object to that.
