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Ernest Martin Tidmarsh of Acocks Green Birmingham

jack1938_1 — 2009-11-23 09:24:41Z

I need to find his anrriage to a Rose, when she was born
( from her maiden name), when she died and when Ernest died
( around 24/12/1970).

Please can someone look him up at Birmingham records office.

Cheers!

Jack

MILLS

DONNAMILLS1943 — 2009-11-22 17:08:13Z

I am looking for any information on Johnathon Mills 1829, Worlington, Eng and his wife Sarah Ann Pomphrey. Johnathon's father was Christopher Mills. Johnanoth MIlls is my great great grnadfather.

Joseph and Fanny Ellingham

ErnieGlover — 2009-11-22 06:00:44Z

Hello Marian,
Looking for Susan Ellingham (daughter) b.abt. 1833, who married William Feltham. Need info on Feltham line. Can you help?

Ernie Glover,
B.C. Canada.

Ellingham, Feltham, Glover.

ErnieGlover — 2009-11-21 18:54:26Z

Daughter of Fanny and Joeseph;
Susan Ellingham b.abt 1833 Coventry Married 1851 to William Feltham. Looking for descendants of their children; William,Susan,Alfred,Walter,Arthur, Albert, Eleanor,Amy and Edith.
Thank you,
Ernie Glover,
B.C. Canada.

Fanny and Joseph

ErnieGlover — 2009-11-21 18:23:07Z

Sorry Alberta24,
I thought; when reading some of your earlier post's, you had said your father had called you Bert.
Ernie Glover.

fanny and joseph

ErnieGlover — 2009-11-20 23:45:21Z

Sorry Alberta24,
I thought when I was reading your previous posts your, you said your father called you Bert. Sorry for any hurt. Ernie.

Re: fanny and joseph

alberta24 — 2009-11-20 22:29:01Z

Please do not be so presumptuous with your replies .It is not Bert but Alberta,thank you.

Re: re walkers of studley castle

keykate — 2009-11-20 20:28:28Z

we have found Clarinda Margaret Ramuz married to a George Ramuz Clarinda was formerly mottram flewitt and was Emmas daughter Anyone throw light on the Ramuz family Also connected o Middlesex London

Re: Blyth Family.

rmcen — 2009-11-20 17:30:48Z

Two more data tidbits about Hosmond Blyth.

The 3 week old unnamed baby girl of Hosmond and Emily that appeared in the 1901 UK Census is probably Stella Eveline Blyth who passed in 1907 at age 5.

The Public Warder Family Tree at Ancestry.com says that the parents of Horsman Blyth b abt 1858 Warwickshire are William Rowland Blyth & Elizabeth Ann Hayton Warwickshire. The spelling for Hosmond varies in the different indexes.

Re: fanny and joseph

ErnieGlover — 2009-11-20 17:03:08Z

Thanks Bert,
More children after Albert; Eleanor b. 1875. Amy and Edith b. 1879 possibly twins. Amy m. William Henry Glover 1903 Coventry.
Looking for family or descendants of either.

Thanks again,
Ernie Glover.

Re: Blyth Family.

rmcen — 2009-11-20 16:45:42Z

I show that Hosmond died in Dec 1925 in Bath Somerset & Emily passed im March 1934 in Bath Somerset. Their son Harry/Henry immigrated into the US arriving in NYC aboard the SS Olympic on 19 July 1911. I don't have marriage data but would bet the whole farm that Henry and Annie Blyth nee Lynch appear in the 1920 NYC Federal Census as living in the 300 block of East 31st St with their 18 month old daughter Elizabeth D Blyth.

Re: fanny and joseph

alberta24 — 2009-11-20 15:50:47Z

1841 Fleet Street,Coventry

Joseph Ellingham age 39
Fanny age 35
Mary 14
Henry 12
Susan 8
Joseph 7
Ann 5
John 2

Susan Ellingham married in 1851 coventry to William Feltham

1871 Cook Street,Coventry

William Feltham age 39
Susan age 38
William 16
Susan Alice 13
Alfred Samuel 9
Walter Herbert 6
Arthur H 4
Albert Edward 17 months

Re: Cottage Homes, Marston Green, Coleshill, Warks.

mrsajohnson1 — 2009-11-20 14:15:29Z

Hi, did you find the information you were looking for. I know it is a very long time ago. I actually work in one of the buildings that were the original homes for the children back in the 1900's. We found a couple of original pictures out of our building on this web site. It actually has a sensus on it as well giving all staff and children that were there. I know it is a bit late as your post was sent years ago but hey, worth a try.

http://www.workhouses.org.uk/index.html?Birmingham/Birmingha...

fanny and joseph

ErnieGlover — 2009-11-19 21:31:53Z

Did Fanny and Joseph have a daughter named Susan b.abt 1833
Coventry? Did Susan marry a William Feltham abt 1851? I'm looking for descendants of Susan and William. Can you help?
Contact me on Rootsweb or WERG@telus.net.

Thank you,
Ernie Glover,
B.C. Canada

ellingham

ErnieGlover — 2009-11-19 17:06:12Z

To:-mjgamble,
Did your Fanny and Joseph have a daughter named Susan;b.abt 1833, who married a William Feltham 1851 in Coventry.
I'm looking for info on their children.
I can be contacted directly at WERG@telus.net.
Thank you,
Ernie Glover,
B.C. Canada

Re: Elizabeth King (born abt 1835) in Birmingham married Richard Burke (born abt. 1822 in Ireland)

ian_connell — 2009-11-19 15:50:25Z

Hi Kylie

Have a look at this website loads of Irish records

www.ifhf.brsgenealogy.com

Regards

Ian

Darlington

sharronvivienne — 2009-11-19 15:48:10Z

Looking for Robert Darlington born in Bedworth Warwickshire abt 1796/1799 Married Martha? who was born in 1787 in Derbyshire .
Robert and Martha moved to Leicester in 1841.
Thanks Sharron.

Re: HALLAM marriage & death

billesley1 — 2009-11-19 11:35:46Z

The problem was solved very quickly on the Birmingham History Forum

HALLAM marriage & death

billesley1 — 2009-11-18 12:06:08Z

I have the following marriage in my wife's family

Marriage 20 Dec 1859
St Peter & St Paul,Aston,Birmingham,WAR
William Davenport (28 Jeweller) & Elizabeth Hallam (22 Widow)
Fathers :William Davenport(Die Sinker) & Ambrose Hill(Gunmaker)
Witnesses:Ambrose Hill,Ellin Slater

I have Elizabeth Hill (born 17 Aug 1837) in the 1851 census as
1851 in Southwark Christ Church,SUR serv 14 house servant Birmingham ,WAR HO107.1557.204.026

I have Elizabeth Davenport in the 1861 census as
1861 in Sedgley Terrace,Kings Norton,WOR wife m 25 Birmingham,WAR RG9.2121.037.023

Can anyone find out anything about her marriage to ? Hallam & his death

Elizabeth King (born abt 1835) in Birmingham married Richard Burke (born abt. 1822 in Ireland)

KylieGoode — 2009-11-17 19:21:06Z

Hi Everyone!

I've had such wonderful support and help from some of you so I thought I would see if anyone can help with an area I'm stuck on...

I am trying to gain more information on:

Elizabeth King - born around 1835 in Birmingham, Warwickshire (according to marriage record found on ancestry.co.uk)

Edward King - Elizabeth's father (again I got this from the marriage record)

William King - Possibly a brother? (again I got this from the marriage record which stated that Elizabeth married in the presence of William King and Catherine Stephens).

Richard Burke - Elizabeth's husband - born around 1822 in Ireland, we can't find anything more on this relative. Elizabeth and Richard married at St Pancras Church in Camden on 17th December 1860, although I'm not sure if it would have been in the St Pancras Old Church or the new big one with the roman columns along the front.

Anything anyone can help with would be absolutely wonderful and greatly appreciated!

Thanks for taking the time to read all of this!

Kylie Goode

Re: Royal Warwickshire Regiment MEAD

robertmead70 — 2009-11-15 21:55:40Z

Hello, all I know is my relatives name was Walter Oliver Mead and he was with the royal warickshire on the 1911 census in Bombay India, with his brother Ernest mead. Walter was born in 1887 in Birmingham and Ernest Thomas Mead was born in 1885 in Birmingham. We don't know what happened to Walter after the 1911 census.
I hope you can help. Robert Mead

Re: Royal Warwickshire Regiment

gaynorjbishop — 2009-11-11 13:44:29Z

My grandfather Thomas Ellison number 202414 was in 2/5th battalion. Later transferred to Royal Sussex regiment. He spent the last part of his service in Russia. Any information at all would be greatly appreciated, as except for medals we have been unable to find anything about his war service.

Re: GUEST,JOHN of Aston

alberta24 — 2009-11-11 06:48:35Z

I don't know what index you used but the entry in 1901 has Maud without an e.

Maud E Allen
she was registered Maud Ellen Allen in 1885
she married Edward Joseph Smart in 1909 Aston
on the 1911 index she is Maud Helen Smart.

Re: Henry Backhouse SMITH

bhsbuilders — 2009-11-11 02:15:09Z

Hi,
I'm Henry Backhouse-Smith, my father is Henry BH Smith, son of Harry(HENRY)BH Smith buried at Reweti NZ, son of Arthur BH Smith brother of Evan, Richard, etc. died 1945 buried at Reweti NZ, son of Henry BH Smith of Savu Savu.

Re: GUEST,JOHN of Aston

stewartallen47 — 2009-11-10 15:36:02Z

Just read your notes( sometime since this was posted).
As a longshot, do you have info on Maude Allen?
One of my Grandfathers elder sisters was Maude F Allen born c 1885 Aston area of Bham.
In 1901 aged 16 she was employed in the electro plate trade.
The family lived at 103 Nechells Park Road.
My Grandfather & GGrandfather were both Albert Allen.
By 1901 my GG was deceased!
I have very little info on my grandfathers siblings, so if this happens to be a match any information would be much appreciated

Re: Davies/Davis Family Birmingham 1800 to 1900's

LizRogers27 — 2009-11-09 00:46:38Z

Correction-Edward Davies was born Brimfield, Herefordshire-not Birmingham.
regards Liz Rogers

Re: Davies/Davis Family Birmingham 1800 to 1900's

LizRogers27 — 2009-11-08 23:53:06Z

I am researching Mary Ann Davies born 1839 Birmingham who married Joseph Rogers born 1838 Birmingham. Her father was Edward Davies a Carpenter-he was born in Birmingham and her mother was Prudence Tomkins. Edwards father was George Davies and his mother was Mary Powel. Joseph Rogers and Mary Ann Davies were my 2xgreat grandparents. It appears that Mary Ann Davies registered the children using her maiden name as Mary Ann Davis so some confusion on the name begins at this point.
Regards Liz Rogers

Re: Cale family in Birmingham

dsr120 — 2009-11-08 21:06:48Z

Dear Andrew

Frederick Seth Cale (1879-1941) was a brother of my grandfather Alfred Cale (1884-1958). He married Florence Bateman on 30.05.1898 at St Paul's, Worcester.

Their children were:
Frederick Henry (1898-1960),
William Alfred (1900-1948),
Florence Amy (1901-1986),
George Edward (1907- ),
Francis Noel (1910-1989), and
Sidney James (1914-1986).

I have more info if you want it.
Best wishes

Re: Alfred Mitchell

lana1467 — 2009-11-08 10:42:22Z

Hi, Cousin?

Please see

http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/Robert_Mitchell_Descendants...

for more cousins.

Kind Regards
Rachel

Re: Alfred Mitchell

lana1467 — 2009-11-08 10:41:49Z

Hi, Cousin?

Please see

http://uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/Robert_Mitchell_Descendants...

for more cousins.

Kind Regards
Rachel

Re: Millicent Tratham (Trathan or Trathem or Trathen)

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-07 21:37:11Z

I've found, over the years, ANYTHING is possible - the cert will cost you £7 all in - GOT to be worth it!! Fingers crossed eh?

Re: Millicent Tratham (Trathan or Trathem or Trathen)

JulianaTratham — 2009-11-07 20:45:36Z

Wow that is too much as you say. I'll need to check this out further. Many many thanks - will let you know how things go. Still can't understand whgy I can't find a record of her birth ??
Regards Julia

Re: Millicent Tratham (Trathan or Trathem or Trathen)

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-07 19:56:28Z

TOOOOOOOO much of a coincidence

Marriages Jun 1935
Trathan Wilhelmina M
TO
McCormack James
REGISTERED Hammersmith
VAOLUME 1a
PAGE 705

Re: Millicent Tratham (Trathan or Trathem or Trathen)

JulianaTratham — 2009-11-07 17:51:42Z

No becuase my sisters have a different father and they had mother's maiden name albiet spelt clightly differently. My sisters were born 25th April 1941 and were triplets Helena, Despana and Ernee. Their father was named on their birth certificates and he was Greek. They did pay him a surprise visit but of course he wasn't interested. Now there's a surprise !! We beleive my father was dutch as she named me Juliana and her name appears to now begin with Wilhelmina Millicent. I call myself Julia but she named me Juliana hence the reason for ua all thinking my father was Dutch although not named on my birth certificate. Does any of this help ??

Re: Millicent Tratham (Trathan or Trathem or Trathen)

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-07 07:35:36Z

is this "Trath*" a married name??????????

Madam Amies-ran a dance studio in Birmingham.

LizRogers27 — 2009-11-07 03:37:22Z

My great grandmothers younger sister was Minnie Welsh who was know as "Madam Amies" and I believe she ran a dance studio in Birmingham, England. Her second husband was Henry Albion Amies and in the 1911 Census his occupation is listed as a Dancing Teacher. I am assuming that they ran it together or she did after his passing. Would anyone have any information or memories of this studio? Was the studio known as "The Coffin"?

Re: Kings Farms, Bishops Itchington, Warwick

paulbuckley3_1 — 2009-11-07 03:36:26Z

Hi,
I have lots of history of BI but never heard of Kings Farm, for some reason new owners are and have been changing names, is the farm in the Knightcote/Gaydon area, I have sale notices for a number of farms

Re: Kings Farms, Bishops Itchington, Warwick

paulbuckley3_1 — 2009-11-07 03:35:40Z

I know Kingston Manor well, played in the barns has a child, lots of records at Warwick County Records regarding Kingston I also have records of area will see that I can find

Re: Jacob Curtis and Betty Cull,Tetbury Gloucester England

Rachel_Duganzich — 2009-11-07 03:32:32Z

Betty Cull Born abt 1763.
Jacob Born 1761, Christened 1766. This info is from another's site I need to check it out personally also.
Cheers.
Rachel

Re: Millicent Tratham (Trathan or Trathem or Trathen)

JulianaTratham — 2009-11-06 23:32:32Z

Only information I have is that she was supposed to have been born on 20th Feb 1915 in Newcastle upon Tyne England. She was my mother but I cannot find her record either so am really baffled. If you can help would be great. Am really also looking for a brother of mine who was supposedly adopted whilst I was fostered. Located Triplet half sisters some years ago same mother but different father. Would love to find nephews and nieces etc or a brother !! If you can find anything would very much appreciate it. One other thought my sisters surname is spelt Trathen i think.
Many thanks Julia

Re: Millicent Tratham (Trathan or Trathem or Trathen)

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-06 18:34:31Z

cannot find anything on births in England for either names or similar between 1910 & 1920 - do you have any further info?

Re: Birmingham marriage 1866

lianebyrne — 2009-11-06 09:20:35Z

Hi

I don't know , however I have another one for 1912 , and it states Deceased in brackets , after the groom's fathers name.

Good luck

Liane

Millicent Tratham (Trathan or Trathem or Trathen)

JulianaTratham — 2009-11-05 16:26:44Z

I am trying to search for a Millicent Tratham or Wilhelmina Millicent Tratham who was thought to have been born in Newcastle upon Tyne about 1915. Also looking for any information regarding any other connected family members.

Re: Davies/Davis Family Birmingham 1800 to 1900's

arthur1781 — 2009-11-05 11:39:04Z

Hello,
My Grandfather (Arthur Henry b. 1871)was the youngest son of William DAVIS & Emma PERKS. I have no record of Lily. She may have been my Grandfather's cousin. I am stuck on the Davis/Perks roots. All I know is my William (Gt Grandfather) was born Handsworth and Emma born Birmingham. William was a coachman and Emma a Cook.
Sorry I can't be of more helop.
Regards
Arthur

Re: Davies/Davis Family Birmingham 1800 to 1900's

lianebyrne — 2009-11-05 11:10:44Z

Hello,

I am researching Lily Davis born in abt 1893. She married William Wynn in 1912 in Birmingham and their child was my grand mother ( Lily Wynn ).

On their Marriage Certificate is states that Lily Davis' father is William Davis (Window Cleaner).

Is this helpful , if so I would be keen to know more about William and his family as I've hit a bit of a wall now.

Thanks & Kind Regards

Liane

Re: Birmingham marriage 1866

aimac21 — 2009-11-04 12:38:09Z

Thanks Liane,

I had assumed that if a father was dead this fact would be recorded on a certificate but this practice doesn't seem to have been adopted until later. Wonder at what date this changed ?

aimac21

Re: Birmingham marriage 1866

lianebyrne — 2009-11-04 11:06:12Z

Hello

I have a Marriage Cert from 1863 in Worcester. It shows the parish of the bride and groom , but only shows the Fathers name and Occupation.

Regards

Liane

Re: marriage records

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-03 18:17:40Z

No probs - you are most welcome

Regards

Ell

Re: sanders buffery

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-03 18:16:20Z

1911

SANDERS, John Head Married M 30 c1881 Railway Goods Gaurd BORN Bham

SANDERS, Ada Wife Married 7 years F 27 1884 Bham

SANDERS, Elsie May Daughter F 6 1905 Bham

SANDERS, Beatrice Ada Daughter F 4 1907 Bham

SANDERS, Minnie Matila Daughter F 2 1909 Bham

SANDERS, Florence Daughter F 0 (3 MONTHS) 1911 Bham

63 Carlton Road, ASTON

Re: sanders buffery

ELLinSpain — 2009-11-03 18:13:58Z

likewise

Marriages Dec 1903
COLLOFF Ada
+
Sanders John
Aston
6d
473