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- mallosa
- Posts: 22298
- Joined: Mon Sep 29, 2008 10:59 pm
- Primary Surname Interests: Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Evans, Taylor, Brookes, Lenton, Wilson and Mallon
- Primary Geographical Research Areas: Dudley, Rowley Regis, Oldbury, Birmingham and Ireland
- Location: Yardley, Birmingham
Re: Hello!
Hope your memory is good Pete, you took that photo two years ago 

If you would like to have your ancestors photo's included in our Gallery, please send me a pm.
Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
Researching: Evans, Rollason, Henley/Hendley, Brookes, Taylor (Wilson - Birmingham)
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- Posts: 6559
- Joined: Sun Feb 15, 2009 3:35 pm
- Primary Surname Interests: Hill James Street
- Primary Geographical Research Areas: Rowley Regis Quarry Bank Birmingham
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Buried at St Paul`s Blackheath
Burial
1935 23 Nov
St Paul Blackheath Rowley Regis Staffordshire
Joseph MOLE, 3 The Grove, Aged 61 years. Registration Number 105
Burial
1935 23 Nov
St Paul Blackheath Rowley Regis Staffordshire
Joseph MOLE, 3 The Grove, Aged 61 years. Registration Number 105
“As I learned from growing up, you don’t mess with your grandmother.” — Prince William
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- Joined: Mon Sep 29, 2008 12:33 pm
- Primary Surname Interests: Dorricott. Watterson. Evans. Bracegirdle. Quinn. Mcloughlin
- Primary Geographical Research Areas: Shropshire. Cheshire. Lancashire. Black Country. Co Durham
- Location: co durham
- Contact:
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if you pm me you email Rachel I will send you a copy
the grave roughly locates at the back of the church, looking at the rear of the church, its on the right hand side of the path (church st) roughly in line with the side of the church about 6 rows back ( that what ive guessed at, working on the time frames of the pictures and angle of other photos let me know how close I was ?)
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the grave roughly locates at the back of the church, looking at the rear of the church, its on the right hand side of the path (church st) roughly in line with the side of the church about 6 rows back ( that what ive guessed at, working on the time frames of the pictures and angle of other photos let me know how close I was ?)
about here
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- SRD
- Posts: 2445
- Joined: Tue Jan 04, 2011 5:34 pm
- Primary Surname Interests: Hillman
- Primary Geographical Research Areas: Sussex
- Location: Wiltshire
- Contact:
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Enough already you lot.... this is getting too much more than an ordinary introduction.
Currently investigating the Hillmans of Sussex.
- Northern Lass
- Posts: 46029
- Joined: Tue Sep 30, 2008 9:12 am
- Primary Surname Interests: Hinett, Rose, Round, Shakespear, Wilkins,
- Primary Geographical Research Areas: Black Country, Wiltshire, Newcastle upon Tyne
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SRD if you split the topic and move it to the BC section then we can run with there.
Soz we get bit carried away and you do a good job in here so I for one apologise.
you know us staffies grrrrrrrr
Soz we get bit carried away and you do a good job in here so I for one apologise.
you know us staffies grrrrrrrr

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- Posts: 396
- Joined: Fri Aug 29, 2014 4:12 pm
- Primary Surname Interests: Taylor Billingham Round Manger Preece Eve Smith
- Primary Geographical Research Areas: Birmingham Rowley Regis Stoke Prior Alcester Blackheath Lytha Newborough
- Location: Didsbury, Manchester
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I have intermittent contact with a couple of my father's relatives from Birmingham who are both in their 90ies - although I knew there was some family paperwork I only really got chance to look closely when I inherited the paperwork and photos when my mother died last year - just wish I'd asked more/been more interested when my father/grandparents were still alive (my mum was from Kirkham not Birmingham) - although I've always been interested in family history most of the discussions seemed to focus on my dad's time in WW2.
Most of my Birmingham ancestors seem to have lived in the Rowley Regis area - around Beaumont road, Malt Mill Lane, Waterfall Lane, Terrace Street and Siviters Lane with some of the Willetts ending up in Stourbridge.
Chances of any connection are slim but still nice to say hello.
Most of my Birmingham ancestors seem to have lived in the Rowley Regis area - around Beaumont road, Malt Mill Lane, Waterfall Lane, Terrace Street and Siviters Lane with some of the Willetts ending up in Stourbridge.
Chances of any connection are slim but still nice to say hello.
- SRD
- Posts: 2445
- Joined: Tue Jan 04, 2011 5:34 pm
- Primary Surname Interests: Hillman
- Primary Geographical Research Areas: Sussex
- Location: Wiltshire
- Contact:
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I've copied this to The Black Country section please continue discussions there.
Currently investigating the Hillmans of Sussex.