| Description | Newspaper articles and obituaries on noteworthy local people.
Thomas AMOS; preacher and police court missioner. pg.197.
George B ANDREWS. pg.81.
Alfred ANTROBUS; jeweller. pg.53.
John Henry ASTON; Chief Superintendent of School Attendance Officers. pg.2-6.
Ion ATKINS; solicitor. pg.101.
Sir William Beilby AVERY; weighing-machine manufacturer. pg.206.
Alfred BACHE. pg.113.
Francis Edward BACHE; composer. pg.195-6.
John Edward BAKER. pg.132.
William BAKER; Parish Clerk of Kings Heath. pg.46.
Alfred M.P BALDWIN. pg.162-3.
P.B BALL. pg.193.
Granville Ransome BANTOCK; Professor of Music, Birmingham University. pg.208-9, 233.
Sir Thomas BARCLAY; Managing Director of Southall Brothers & Barclay chemists. pg.209.
Henry Brettell BARNETT; stock broker. pg.172, 174-7.
Thomas BARNEY; United Counties Bank. pg.126.
Rev. William BARRY; Rector of St. Catherine's, Horse Fair. pg.120.
John BASKERVILLE. pg.22-4, 84-5.
George BASNETT. pg.169-71, 176.
Detective Supt. George BEARD. pg.123.
John BEARDSWORTH; horse dealer. pg.61-2.
BEDFORD Family. pg.198A-B.
Rev. William Campbell Riland BEDFORD; Rector of Sutton Coldfield. pg.198A-B.
Rev. William Kirkpatrick Riland BEDFORD; Rector of Sutton Coldfield. pg.198B.
William Riland BEDFORD. pg.198B.
G.E BELLISS. pg.239.
Edwin BENDALL; baker. pg.76.
Rev. William Bradshaw BENISON; Vicar of St. Paul's, Balsall Heath. pg.8.
Joseph Thomas BESTON. pg.113.
Dr. Alexander BOTTLE; physician. pg.230.
Alderman Edmund William BOWKETT. pg.81-4.
Rev. Thomas BRAY. pg.123.
Rt. Hon John BRIGHT. pg.216-7.
Alderman William BRINSLEY. pg.12-17.
Walter BROOKS; musician. pg.66-7.
C.C BROWN; playwright. pg.35-6.
Rev. John Jenkyn BROWN; Baptist Minister. pg.60-1, 63.
F.M BURTON; solicitor. pg.79.
William BUSSEILL; baker. pg.186.
Albert BUTLER; Mitchells and Butler. pg.204.
William BUTLER; Mitchells and Butler. pg.109-12.
Richard CADBURY. pg.37-8.
Mrs Richard CADBURY. pg.92-3.
Sarah CADBURY. pg.202-3.
William Cave Browne CAVE; Cave's Horse and Carriage Repository. pg.79, 80, 82.
Joseph CHAMBERLAIN. pg.57-9.
Neville CHAMBERLAIN. pg.90-1.
J.A CHATWIN; architect. pg.93-4.
Alderman F.C. CLAYTON. pg.44-5.
Edward CLEMENTS; solicitor. pg.169.
O.P CLEMENTS; engineer. pg.48.
Miss Jane COLLETT. pg.22.
Rt. Hon Jesse COLLINGS; M.P. for Bordesley. pg.190-1.
Professor Churton COLLINS. pg.200-2.
Canon William Harrison COLMORE; Vicar of Moseley. pg.47-8, 99, 100.
Alderman Sir William T.G COOK. pg.9, 10, 136-153.
George COPLEY; Aston Villa goalkeeper. pg.85-6.
David COX; artist. pg.134.
John Edward COYLE; Vaudeville comedian. pg.240.
James CRABTREE; footballer. pg.188.
Robert William DALE; Minister of Carrs Lane Chapel. pg.57-60.
Rev. Thomas DALLISON; Chaplain of Aston Workhouse. pg.114.
John DAVIES. pg.223-4.
William Henry DAWES; iron trade. pg.204.
George DAWSON. pg.170-1, 207-8.
Charles Wriothesly DIGBY. pg.161.
Abraham DIXON. pg.86.
George M.P. DIXON. pg.205-6.
Joseph DORRINGTON; Chief Superintendent Birmingham Postal Telegraph Department. pg.66.
John DRINKWATER; poet. pg.206-7.
Oliver Haynes DUFFELL. pg.225.
John Stratford DUGDALE, K.C.; Recorder of Birmingham. pg.154-9.
Sir William DUGDALE. pg.19.
Rev. George DUNNETT. pg.11.
George Henry EDWARDS; actor. pg.179.
Jessie EDWARDS. pg.189, 190.
Walter EDWARDS; enginer with Birmingham Fire Brigade. pg.69-70.
John Devonshire ELLIS, J.P. pg.36a-b.
Frederick EVERITT. pg.239.
David EVETTS; Oyster man. pg.122.
Rosetta FEENY. pg.126.
Very Rev. Canon FENN; Vicar of St. Catherine's, Horse Fair. pg.118-9.
Algernon Sydney FIELD; solicitor. pg.119-122.
Rev. Canon FORD. pg.217.
Rev. W FORTH. pg.11.
John and the 'Freeth Circle' FREETH; poet. pg.203-4.
Antonio FREZZA. pg.164.
William GAULE; police court missionary. pg.32-3.
Thomas GIBBINS. pg.185.
Joseph Henry GILLOTT. pg.55.
Edward D GIRDLESTONE. pg.239.
George GORE; scientific engineer. pg.231-2.
William GRAINGER; journalist. pg.135.
Canon William GREANEY; Administrator of St. Chad's Cathedral. pg.126-8.
Rev. Richard GREEN. pg.114.
William GREEN; Superintendent Birmingham Corporation Lighting Department. pg.46.
Dr. John GREENE. pg.220.
Rev. George GRENFELL; missionary. pg.10, 130.
R.C GRIFFIN. pg.209.
Thomas GRIFFIN; Chairman of Yardley District Council. pg.49.
Sergeant-Major George GUISE. pg.92.
Henry HACK; chief engineer Gas Department. pg.183.
Dr HALL-EDWARDS. pg.164.
Albert HALSTEAD; American Consul. pg.7a.
Marshall HALSTEAD; former U.S. Consul. pg.152,154,173.
William HARRIS; clerk to Birmingham Tame & Rea District Drainage Board. pg.136.
Thomas HARRISON; Harrison Concerts. pg.136, 153A.
W. Jerome HARRISON; scientist and author. pg.185-6, 189.
J. Laurence HART; artist and author. pg.122.
Mrs Willoughby HASLUCK. pg.52-3.
William Frederick HAYDON; secretary of Birmingham Exchange Co. pg.204.
John HEATH; musician. pg.99.
Henry HERBERT; journalist. pg.177.
Alfred HILL, J.P.; barrister-at-law. pg.65-6, 68.
Mathew Davenport Q.C HILL; Recorder of Birmingham. pg.155-6.
Professor William HILLHOUSE; Professor of Botany Birmingham University. pg.223.
Joseph HILLMAN. pg.95-7.
Mrs Sarah HODGKINSON. pg.135.
Mary E HOLDEN. pg.199, 200.
George Jacob HOLYOAKE; chartist and journalist. pg.184-5.
William Parish HOSKINS; bedstead manufacturer. pg.197.
J.J HUGHES; landscape artist. pg.233-4.
F.W HUMPHREYS; band master Theatre Royal. pg.239.
Archie William IBBOTSON. pg.185, 187-8.
T.S JAMES; Manager Lloyds Bank. pg.10.
William JEPHCOTT; journalist. pg.67.
G.H JOHNSTONE; jeweller. pg.238-9.
Captain Herbert JONES; journalist. pg.193.
Dr. William Ross JORDAN. pg.131-2, 134.
F JULIEN; French master, King Edward's School. pg.225-6.
Joseph Scrivener KEEP; tramway accident. pg.77-9, 81.
Inspector KELLY. pg.33-4.
Alderman Sir George Hamilton KENRICK; Lord Mayor. pg.192-3, 209-11, 213 215.
William KETCH; Beadle of St. Paul's. pg.19, 20.
Miss E KING; Matron, Birmingham Workhouse. pg.149.
John Pierce LACY; Director of Kynochs Ltd. pg.7-9.
Inspector LAMBETH. pg.104.
J.C LANE; cricketer. pg.196-8.
John LAVERY; booking clerk New Street Station. pg.11.
Rev. Eric A LAWRENCE; Steelhouse Lane Pastor. pg.240.
J. Bayley LEES; ironmaster. pg.106-7.
Hugh LEWIS. pg.198.
John LEWIS. pg.74-6.
Thomas LITCHFIELD. pg.48-9.
LLOYD Family; bankers. pg.62-4.
Alderman Wilson LLOYD. pg.198.
Sir Francis LOWE. pg.199, 200.
Edwin LUDLOW. pg.10.
Bridget LYONS. pg.1.
Dr. Edward Spencer MACHIN. pg.70, 72-3.
George MARRIS, J.P. pg.38-9, 91.
Charles Edward MATHEWS; solicitor. pg.110-11.
Rev. Henry MILLS. pg.36-7.
Robert Alexander MOODY; printer. pg.205.
Superintendent MOORE. pg.219-221.
J.Vollam MORTON; journalist. pg.53-4.
George Frederick MUNTZ; Chairman of Joint-Stock Bank. pg.235.
Sir Philip Albert MUNTZ; M.P. Tamworth. pg.227-30, 232.
William MURDOCK. pg.163.
Edward MURPHY; Traffic Superintendent Great Western Railway. pg.165-6, 174, 226.
David Christie MURRAY; novalist and journalist. pg.105-6, 193-5, 218.
Ben NATHAN; actor. pg.182-3.
Mrs E.J NETTLEFOLD. pg.91.
Charles Joseph NEWBURY. pg.76-8, 80-1.
James John NEWHAM; gun engraver. pg.160.
Very Rev. Dr. John Henry NEWMAN. pg.221-2.
Thomas Henry Goodwin NEWTON. pg.67-8.
Very Rev. Dr. James Spencer NORTHCOTE; Provost of the Cathedral Chapter of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Birmingham. pg.54-5.
John NORTHWOOD; conductor of the Birmingham Victoria Male Voice Choir. pg.240.
Charles B. Adderley NORTON, 1st Baron Bowyer. pg.236-7.
Joseph William OLIVER; Midland Institute. pg.45-6.
Edward Augustus OLIVIERI. pg.70-2.
Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Barlow OSBORN; architect. pg.73-5.
Frederick Jones PALFREY; show card writer. pg.191.
Alderman Edward Lawley PARKER. pg.175-6.
Alderman John PARKER. pg.26.
Tom PARKER; cyclist. pg.215-6.
Thomas PARR. pg.234.
Charles PARTON; hairdressing trade. pg.125.
Samuel PARTRIDGE; doctor. pg.49.
George John PAYTON; jeweller. pg.235-6.
Edwin Maidstone PEARSON. pg.63, 67.
Josiah F.P PEPPER; jeweller. pg.119.
Miss PHILLIPS. pg.167-8.
Dr. T.L PHIPSON; author, scientist and violinist. pg.168-9.
Joseph Henry PICKARD; Warwickshire Photographic Society. pg.217.
Thomas PICKARD; Chairman Birmingham Railway Carriage & Wagon Co. pg.172.
Wilmot PILSBURY; artist. pg.177, 180.
Thomas Wallace PLANT. pg.106.
Billy POOLE. pg.1.
Henry POPE; artist. pg.164.
Rev. William Herring POULTON; Professor of Theology, Queen's College, Birmingham. pg.103.
William POUNTNEY; vocalist. pg.20-2.
Trooper A POWELL. pg.7.
Jonathan PRATT; artist. pg.42-3.
Arthur PRICE; Chairman Handsworth District Council. pg.86-8.
C.H PRICE; furniture manufacturer. pg.157.
Dr. Joseph PRIESTLEY. pg.150, 205.
W.S PRITCHETT; Lord Mayor's Secretary. pg.179-80.
Alderman David William PROBERT. pg.101-2.
Anna RADCLIFFE. pg.235.
G.J RANKILOR. pg.171-2.
RECORDERS OF BIRMINGHAM. pg.155-6.
Councillor Alfred John REYNOLDS; Lord Mayor. pg.41, 211-2.
Joseph Crescens REYNOLDS. pg.19.
S. Wall RICHARDS. pg.136.
Dr. James RICHMOND; Medical Officer for Handsworth. pg.11, 12.
Dr. Edwin RICKARDS. pg.186-7.
RILAND Family. pg.198 a & b.
John RILAND. pg.198A.
Rev. Richard RILAND. pg.198A.
Rev. Richard Bliss RILAND. pg.198A.
Captain James RODGERS; Prince of Wales Theatre. pg.88-90.
Rev. R.R RODGERS. pg.161-2.
Amos ROE; timber merchant. pg.129, 132.
Major Mervyn ROE; factory inspector. pg.158, 160.
Lady Hallewell ROGERS. pg.157-8, 173.
Very Rev. Father Henry Ignatius Dudley RYDER; Birmingham Oratory. pg.115-8.
Thomas William RYLAND; solicitor. pg.186, 188-9.
Rev. George ST. CLAIR. pg.189.
William SAPCOTE. pg.57.
Dr. Thomas SAVAGE. pg.46-7.
H.J SAYER; Lord Mayor. pg.36A.
George Joseph SERSHALL; art teacher. pg.152.
Elkanah Mackintosh SHARP; accountant. pg.1-2.
W.W SHAW; Curator Birmingham County Court. pg.163.
William Lemon SHEFFIELD. pg.36.
George SHEPPARD; County Court usher. pg.235.
Joseph Henry SHORTHOUSE; author. pg.18-9, 87-8.
Charles SIMS; dental surgeon. pg.16-7.
Rev. Arthur Jamson SMITH; Headmaster King Edward's. pg.177-8.
Edward Orford SMITH; Town Clerk. pg.123-5.
Henty the Gipsy Queen SMITH. pg.43-4.
Jesse SMITH. pg.239.
Mary SMITH. pg.240.
Samuel SOUTHALL; school attendance officer. pg.129.
John SQUIRES; Superintendent New Street Station. pg.180.
E.J STANBURY-EARDLEY; solicitor. pg.49-52.
Lieut-Col. F.W STEELE. pg.235.
Rev. Frederick STEPHENS. pg.177.
Miss Sarah Maria STOKES. pg.55-6.
Sir J. Benjamin STONE; M.P. East Birmingham. pg.164-5.
James Henry STONE. pg.227.
Stephen S STRATTON; music critic. pg.6.
P.J SULLIVAN; Chief Superintendent of Telegraph and Telephone Department. pg.183.
John SUMNER. pg.122-3.
Canon SUTTON; vicar and rural dean of Aston. pg.230.
Sir Richard TANGYE. pg.23-32, 34-5,222, 224-5.
Harry Grenville TANNER; solicitor. pg.113-4.
John THACKER. pg.160, 173.
Henry Thornhill TIMMINS; architect. pg.174.
Charles TOWNSEND. pg.208.
W.A UPTON; James Upton print works. pg.199.
William Henry VERNON; artist. pg.237-8.
Rev. Charles Arthur WALL; ironplate trade. pg.72.
Alfred WALTER; Public Prosecutor. pg.181-2, 191-2, 212-3.
James William WARD; gunmaker. pg.177.
Alderman Walter WATERS. pg.132-3, 135.
James WATT. pg.213-4.
Dr. Brooke Foss WESTCOTT; Bishop of Durham. pg.218-9.
Nathaniel WHEATLEY; undertaker. pg.204.
Aubrey H.S WHITE. pg.187.
Thomas WHITTELL. pg.237.
James Dearden WILDE. pg.173.
Dr. John St. Swithin WILDERS; surgeon. pg.114-6.
Joshua WILLIAMS; proprietor Queen's Hotel. pg.69.
WIlfred WILLIAMS. pg.166-8.
Rev. Edmond WILLIAMSON. pg.198B.
Inspector WILLIS. pg.107-8.
John Edward WILSON. pg.66-7, 69.
Thomas WINKLES; jeweller. pg.54, 56.
Rev. Dom Placid WOLTER. pg.201.
George WOODIWISS. pg.26.
A.W WORTHINGTON. pg.100.
Benjamin WRIGHT. pg.181.
William WRIGHT, F.R.C.S. pg.40-1.
Edward WYON. pg.17-8. |