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mistranscribed as PETHARNE, should be PELHAM

1911: Moundsley Hall, Kings Norton, Worcestershire
Charles Petharne Lane 59 Head Landowner and Police Of The Place (says JUSTICE OF THE PEACE) Kings Norton
Catherine George Ann Lane 56 Wife Wilmolne, Cheshire - marr 34 yrs - children 4/4/-
Dorothy Evelyn Lane 30 Dau S Kings Norton
Amy Meredith 35 Serv Meditch On Hello??, Shropshire
Rose Lennell 46 Serv Brass Norton? (BRAUNSTON, Northamptonshire)
Lilias Kendall 36 Serv Knole? (KNOWLE), Warwickshire
Catherine Beale 18 Serv Birmingham, Warwickshire
Louise Remmed 18 Serv Stourbridge Worc

1901: ??

1891: Moundsley Hall, Kings Norton, Worcestershire
Charles Pelham Lane 39 Justice of the Peace
Catharine G A Lane 36
Dorothy Evelyn Lane 10 Dau
Arthur G M Lane 7 Son
Ida C L Cunningham 19 Niece
Henry Cladish 55 Serv
Mary Hodgkins 44 Serv
Mary Perks 27 Serv
Sarah Allsopp 24 Serv
Esther Campion 19 Serv

1881: Maundsley Or Moundsley Hall
Charles Pelham Lane 29 Head MA (Oxford) Landowner Kings Norton
Catherine George Amy Lane 26 Wife Wilmslow, Cheshire,
Thomas Reginald Lane 2 Son Kings Norton, Worc
Charles Cyril Palham Lane 1 Son Kings Norton, Worc
Dorothy Evelyn Lane 2 mths Kings Norton, Worc
Mary Hodgkins 34 Serv Dodderhill, Worc
Hannah Barnet 41 Serv Stapleton, Leic
Hetty Price 17 Serv Kington, Hereford,
Sarah Hammond 30 Serv Oldswinford
Alice Cartwright 17 Serv Tividale

Marriages Mar 1877
LANE Charles Pelham Macclesfield 8a 211
Napier Catharine George A Macclesfield 8a 211
Napier Catherine George A Macclesfield 8a 211
PELLOW Annie Maria R Macclesfield 8a 211
REYNOLDS Edwin James Macclesfield 8a 211

from ancestry...

Name: Charles Pelham Lane
Gender: Male
Birth Date: abt 1852
Age: 25
Father's name: Thomas Lane
Spouse's Name: Catharine George Ann Napier
Spouse's Age: 21
Spouse's Father's Name: George Webster Napier
Marriage Date: 22 Feb 1877
Marriage Place: Chorley (near Macclesfield), Cheshire, England

are any of these actually born in the Black Country area?
or their rellies?

Mmm, I always thought that Kings Norton historically was within the Black Country but now you've said it Jan, I guess not!
I notice that a few of the Servants were from the likes of Kingswinford, Stourbridge and ? Shropshire but they don't count

Found this...

Historically, Kings Norton had been part of Worcestershire, but from 1898, it was part of the King's Norton and Northfield urban district until added to Birmingham in 1911 by the Greater Birmingham Act

I've deleted them all now Jan