| Description | Newspaper articles and obituaries on noteworthy local people.
John Phillip ACHURCH; Managing director of Messrs Parker, Winder and Achurch. pg.225-7.
J.H ADAMS; Private. pg.10.
Mary Ann ADKINS; Golden Wedding. pg.82.
Samuel ADKINS; Golden Wedding. pg.82.
William Edward ADLARD; magistrate. pg.206-7.
Charles Braden ALLEN; chartered accountant. pg.47.
Joseph ALSOP; telegraph chief. pg.171.
Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett AMERY; M.P. for Sparkbrook. pg.57.
Joseph ANSELL; solicitor. pg.182-8, 200.
Charles Thomas APPLEBY; accountant. pg.206-7.
Rev. Walter Gordon ARROWSMITH; vicar of St. John's, Sparkhill. pg.191.
John James Bedney ARTER; chartered accountant. pg.35.
William ARUNDEL; baker and member of Birmingham Board of Guardians. pg.232-3.
Lady ASHLEY. pg.50-1.
Sir William James ASHLEY; professor at Birmingham University. pg.28-9.
Rev. Harold Stanbury ASTBURY; vicar of St. Mary's, Bearwood. pg.119.
Dr. Francis William ASTON; Nobel Prize for chemistry. pg.95.
J.A ATKINSON; rail goods clerk. pg.86.
George AUCUTT; salvage depot foreman. pg.104.
Elizabeth BABER. pg.222.
Canon G.E BADGER; vicar of Bishop Ryder. pg.191, 239.
Mrs Albert BAILEY. pg.151.
Canon H.G. Daniel BAINBRIDGE; Rector of St. Mary's, Handsworth. pg.116.
Earl BALFOUR. pg.177.
Granville Ransome BANTOCK; director of the School of Music. pg.27.
Raymond BANTOCK; Chair of English Literature in Tokio. pg.216.
Sir Thomas BARCLAY. pg.18-19.
Sir Gilbert BARLING; surgeon. pg.33-4.
John Henry BARLOW; member of the Society of Friends. pg.229-231.
Canon Charles BARNARD; Rector of Sutton Coldfield. pg.191.
William BARRADALE; Chief Clerk to Birmingham Justices. pg.49, 50.
Henrietta BARTLEET; magistrate. pg.206-7.
Bernard John BARTON-ECKETT; librarian. pg.222.
John BASKERVILLE. pg.96.
Rev. T.J BASS; vicar of St. Laurence's, Dartmouth Street. pg.191.
Alfred BATES; steeplejack. pg.113-7.
Bishop Arthur Hamilton BAYNES; assistant bishop of Birmingham. pg.99, 100, 119.
C.G BEALE; freeman of the city. pg.177.
Sir William Phipson BEALE; K.C. pg.48.
Canon BEDFORD; Rector of Sutton Coldfield. pg.75.
Mrs Gerald BEESLY. pg.48.
Helen BEESLY. pg.48.
Rev. Sidney Malcolm BERRY; pastor of Carrs Lane Church. pg.130, 134.
Alderman Hubert BEWLAY. pg.108-9.
W.H BIDLAKE; architect. pg.120.
BILLY BUTTON'; alias Jessy. pg.4.
Mary BINLEY. pg.32.
Sir Alfred BIRD; M.P. for West Wolverhampton. pg.31-2, 34-5.
Thomas Pugh BIRD; Alderman. pg.81-3.
Norman BIRKETT; M.P., K.C. pg.219.
Councillor Thomas BISHOP. pg.206-7.
Alderman Arthur BLACKHAM. pg.50.
Leo BLISS; comedian. pg.201.
Canon Stuart BLOFELD; principal of Saltley Training College. pg.103-4.
Gustav Adolf BOEDDICKER; Managing Director of Messrs. Henry Wiggin & Co. pg.129.
Magdalene Jamieson BONE. pg.154.
Dr. Adrian Cedric BOULT; Director of Birmingham City Orchestra. pg.143, 217.
Alderman Sir William Henry BOWATER; Lord Mayor. pg.32-3.
Alderman Percival BOWER; Lord Mayor. pg.235.
Thomas BOWKER; engine driver. pg.51.
Miss L.E BOWLER; Superintendant Pupil Teachers' Centre. pg.211.
Catherine Hollins BOWN. pg.43.
Isaac BRADLEY; City Coroner. pg.64.
William Roper BRADLEY; master of King Edward's Grammar School, Camp Hill. pg.225.
William Eaton BRAGG; antiquary. pg.49.
Rev. Robert BREN; vicar of Immanuel, Broad Street. pg.102, 107.
Clara Emily BRETT; mistress of King Edward's School. pg.81.
Harry Bryant BRITTEN; post office official. pg.86.
William BROCK; superintendent of Britannic Assurance Co. pg.48.
Thomas William Day BROUGHTON. pg.206-7.
Alderman Thomas BROWN. pg.164-5, 173.
Rev. Francis Rosslyn Courtenay BRUCE; vicar of St. Augustine's, Edgbaston. pg.25-6, 99.
Rev. H.A. Victor BUBB; curate of St. Mary's, Handsworth. pg.221.
Alban Gardner BULLER; solicitor. pg.233-5.
Mary Constance BURNETT. pg.99, 100, 119.
Dr. Robert Foster BURROW; vicar of St. Andrew's, Bordesley. pg.22.
BUSONI; pianist. pg.229.
Arnold BUTLER; President, Birmingham & Midland Brotherhood Federation. pg.95, 222.
Cephas BUTLER; Quaker. pg.222.
Billy alias Jessy BUTTON. pg.4.
Barrow CADBURY. pg.133.
George CADBURY. pg.64, 86-94, 105-7, 139-142, 148, 175 228-9.
Mrs George CADBURY. pg.211-2.
Mrs W.A. CADBURY. pg.149.
Alderman William A CADBURY. pg.161-2.
Hon. Frederick Somerset Gough- CALTHORPE; cricketer. pg.78.
Albert Victor CANLETT. pg.64.
Thomas CARLYLE; writer. pg.72-3.
Thomas CARR. pg.75.
John Barham CARSLAKE; solicitor. pg.142-3.
Henry Francis CARY. pg.43.
Rev. Thomas Smith CAVE; vicar of St. James', Handsworth. pg.191.
Sir Austen CHAMBERLAIN. pg.47, 168, 186, 205.
Joseph CHAMBERLAIN. pg.150,177, 239.
Neville CHAMBERLAIN. pg.163, 167, 171, 181, 205.
Charles Douglas CHAMBERS; Reader in Greek at Birmingham University. pg.208.
Rev. Matthew Buchanan CHARNOCK; vicar of St. Peter's, Handsworth. pg.181, 192.
Canon A.L CHATTAWAY; St. James' Roman Catholic Church, Nechells. pg.41-2.
Annie CLARK; 1st lady doctor in Birmingham. pg.210.
Rev. Hugh Edward CLATWORTHY; vicar of St. James', Edgbaston. pg.97.
Alderman Francis Corder CLAYTON. pg.64, 145-6, 149, 177.
Mrs COHEN; matron of Shenley Fields School. pg..
Rev. Dr. Abraham COHEN; minister of Singers Hill Synagogue. pg.21.
H.M COHEN; headmaster of Shenley Fields School. pg..
Alderman Jesse COLLINGS. pg.177.
John COLLINS; poet. pg.239.
E.E COOKSON; railway shipping officer. pg.216.
William COPE; file maker. pg.224.
Mr & Mrs John CORFIELD. pg.75.
A.E COTTERELL; manager of the National Telephone Co. pg.224.
Councillor Mrs COTTREL; director of the Co-operative Wholesale Society. pg.47.
David COX; artist. pg.125-6.
Job COX; superintendant Birmingham Baths. pg.97.
Harry J CRANE; manager of the Grand Theatre. pg.95.
Rev. Cecil L CRESSWELL; rector of St. George's, Birmingham. pg.138.
Chief Inspector A.L CULLIFORD. pg.212.
A.S CULLY; Official Receiver. pg.42, 44-5.
G.D CUNNINGHAM; city organist. pg.210, 211.
John Edgar CUTTS; clerk of public works. pg.224.
Councillor Francis W. DANIELS. pg.206-7.
Joseph DAVIES; Police Constable. pg.225.
Sir David DAVIS; Lord Mayor. pg.146-7, 150, 152, 168, 240-1.
Charles DAWES; Sergeant-Major. pg.85.
George DAWSON. pg.224.
P.H DEACON; managing director of Messrs Kean & Scott. pg.35-6.
John W DENNIS; M.P. for Deritend. pg.49.
Major William Redfern DEYKIN. pg.51.
Charles DICKENS. pg.229.
Rev. Lionel Kenelm DIGBY; curate of St. Andrew's, Bordesley. pg.157.
W.J DISTURNAL; Recorder of Dudley. pg.110, 111.
Joseph A DODD; actor. pg.19.
Sir George DOOLETTE. pg.23.
Winifred DOWNING; singer. pg.56-7.
John DRINKWATER; author. pg.13, 50, 83-4, 131-2.
Robert Alfred DRY; gas official. pg.109, 127, 129.
Rev. Thomas Shelton DUNN; vicar of Kings Norton. pg.191.
John DURHAM; chief assistant, City Treasurers Department. pg.86.
Sir John EARDLEY-WILMOT. pg.38-9.
Thomas EASTON; Official Receiver. pg.55.
Henry W EDMUNDS; member of the Chamber of Commerce. pg.14.
E.F EDWARDS; funeral director. pg.209.
H.W EDWARDS; assistant master at King Edward's School. pg.149.
John EDWARDS; chairman of Handsworth council. pg.54.
John ELTON. pg.74-5.
Bernard Walter EVANS; artist. pg.45.
Edward EVANS; miller. pg.108.
Percy J EVANS. pg.68-9.
Alderman W.H. EVANS. pg.144.
Albert EWEN. pg.202.
Thomas FACER; musician. pg.1-3.
John Thomas FENNELL; journalist. pg.215-6.
R.W FERGUSON. pg..
J FINNEMORE; artist. pg.119.
T.G FISHER; valuer with the Inland Revenue. pg.57.
J.H FOXLEY; assistant superintendent with the Post Office. pg.134.
Rev. H.M FOYL; vicar of Holy Trinity, Bordesley. pg.170-1.
Edward Augustus FREEMAN; historian. pg.154-6.
Osborne Francis FREEMAN; tea merchant. pg.71, 73.
Councillor John FRYER. pg.206-7.
Rev. William Parkes GASCOIGNE; vicar of Immanuel. pg.120.
Stephen GATELEY; solicitor. pg.134-6.
George Michael GEORGCIEFF. pg.154.
John GILBERT; judges' clerk. pg.243.
Colonel Sir James GILDEA; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.13.
Ernest GILL; steeplejack. pg.113-7.
George GILLMAN; foreman of the Salvage Department. pg.160-1.
Rev. W GLANDWR-MORGAN; pastor of Saltley Road Congregational Church. pg.225.
Canon Eric P GONNER; vicar of St. John's, Deritend. pg.191.
Frederick Buck GOODMAN; export merchant. pg.64.
Lily GOODMAN; dancer. pg.118.
Lord George GORDON. pg.55-6.
George GOUGH; headmaster of Severn Street School. pg.206.
George C GOUGH; official, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. pg.237.
John GREEN; superintendent Public Lighting Department. pg.97.
Thomas GREGORY; foreman with the Gas Department. pg.65.
John Herbert GREW; assistant City Treasurer. pg.147.
Henry J GRISTWOOD. pg.85.
James GUEST. pg.63.
James GUIDNEY; 'Jimmy the Rockman'. pg.4.
Robert GUNN. pg.202.
J.E HALE. pg.203-4.
William HALE; headmaster of Perry Barr Schools. pg.169.
Phyllis HALL; athlete. pg.75.
Thomas HALL. pg.220-1.
Major John Francis HALL-EDWARDS; scientist. pg.26, 36-7, 45, 222-223, 226-7.
Colonel A. Henry HALSE. pg.193.
William James HANNAN; surgeon. pg.190-1.
Chief Inspector HARRIS; police officer. pg.218.
Arthur HARRISON; architect. pg.76.
Chief Inspector Beaman HARRISON; police officer. pg.194-5.
Chief Inspector HARVEY; police officer. pg.78.
Thomas HAWKINS; magistrate. pg.206-7.
Commissioner & Mrs HAY; Salvation Army. pg.15.
Frederick Richard HAYWARD. pg.120.
George HEATON; surgeon. pg.231-2, 245-6.
Edward HEWITSON; councillor. pg.201.
George HIGGINS. pg.80.
Dr. Alfred HILL; medical officer. pg.41-2, 44, 63.
Major F.L HILTON. pg.76-7.
Sir John Charles HOLDER. pg.40, 77, 121-6, 129, brewer 153,158.
Dr. Arthur Thomas HOLDSWORTH; police surgeon. pg.223.
William Edward HOLLIS; goldsmith. pg.58.
James Frederick HOMER; councillor. pg.107.
Joseph HOOD. pg.67-8, 175.
George HOOKHAM. pg.218-9.
Miss HOOPER; headmistress of Rea Street South School. pg.71.
Rev. W.S HOUGHTON; minister of Francis Road Congregational Church. pg.118-9.
Edwin Joseph HOULSTON; silversmith. pg.206-7.
Gladys HOULSTON; explorer. pg.238.
Dorothy HOWELL; pianist. pg.162, 237.
Sergeant-major Edwin HUGHES; member of the Light Brigade. pg.86.
W.M. HUGHES. pg.177.
Rev. John HULME; minister of Stratford Road Baptist Church. pg.81.
William HUTTON; historian. pg.177-181.
Elizabeth HYDE; centenarian. pg.8, 11.
Samuel INGERTHORPE; sportsman. pg.19.
Samuel ISSETT. pg.86.
Sir Barry Vincent JACKSON; director of the Birmingham Repertory Theatre. pg.34.
John Allan JACKSON; magistrate. pg.206-7.
JEMMY THE ROCKMAN'. pg.4.
William JENKINS. pg.54-5.
Mrs JESSON; centenarian. pg.26.
JIMMY THE ROCKMAN'. pg.4.
George JOHNSON; chairman of Parks Committee. pg.19.
S.F JOHNSON; railway official. pg.80, 108.
Frank JONES; master at King Edward's School, Aston. pg.157-9.
Walter JONES; heating engineer. pg.234.
Sir Francis JOSEPH. pg.133.
Rev. John Henry JOWETT; minister at Carrs Lane Chapel. pg.98, 193-8.
Gisbert John Edward KAPP; professor of electrical engineering. pg.74.
W.J KAYE; conductor of St. Chad's Cathedral Choir. pg.219, 220.
J.J KEAST; R.S.P.C.A. Inspector. pg.101-2.
Albert George KEEN. pg.228.
Cecil Herbert KEMP; deputy town clerk. pg.199, 200.
Mr & Mrs. J.J. KENDALL. pg.36, 38.
Sir George H KENRICK; Alderman. pg.64, 135-6, 172, 177.
Alderman J.Archibald KENRICK. pg.238.
John Arthur KENRICK; director of Lloyds Bank. pg.150.
William KENRICK. pg.177.
Elizabeth KENWAY. pg.145.
Rev. H. Ernest KEY; vicar of St. Cyprian's, Hay Mills. pg.200-1.
Rev. Sidney Atwill KING; vicar of St. Michael's, Handsworth. pg.125.
Tom C KING; actor. pg.117-8.
A.H KIRBY; inventor. pg.96.
Chief Inspector of Police KITCHEN. pg.173-4.
J.B KRAMER; scientist. pg.243.
Horatio LANE; auctioneer. pg.206-7.
Canon Frederick LANGBRIDGE; poet and novelist. pg.21.
Dr. R.L LANGFORD-JAMES; vicar of St. James', Edgbaston. pg.97-8.
Walter LANGLEY; artist. pg.46-7.
Rev. Edward LEACH; vicar of St. Oswald's, Bordesley. pg.168.
Alfred LEADBEATER; J.P. pg.108, 151-2.
Counciller William Edward LEE. pg.206-7.
Ebenezer Anthony LEES. pg.244.
Edward Lawrence LEVY; schoolmaster. pg.16-7.
Jenny LIND; singer. pg.9.
Rev. Canon Arthur Gittins LLOYD; vicar of St. Augustine's, Edgbaston. pg.101.
David LLOYD-GEORGE. pg.177.
William Henry LOCKER; schoolmaster. pg.210.
Commander Oliver LOCKER-LAMPSON; M.P. for Handsworth. pg.166.
Sir Francis William LOWE; M.P. for Edgbaston. pg.64.
LYTTLETON FAMILY. pg.61-3.
Enoch MACHIN. pg.227.
William Charles MACREADY; actor. pg.123-4.
Sir Henry MADDOCKS; Recorder of Birmingham. pg.146-7.
Sir Edward MALINS; surgeon. pg.57, 64, 69-71.
Sir Henry MANTON. pg.64, 245-7.
Baron MANTON; Joseph Watson. pg.63.
Sir Croyden MARKS. pg.52.
Rev. Canon S.J MARRIOTT; vicar of St. Andrew's. pg.101.
Rev. R.A MARSH; curate of St. Thomas-in-the-Moors, Balsall Heath. pg.97.
Colonel Ernest MARTINEAU. pg.37.
Canon J.H.B MASTERMAN. pg.52, 86.
Appleby MATTHEWS; conductor of City Orchestra. pg.103.
Rev. John Bardsley MAYALL; curate of St. Martin's. pg.119.
Dr. R.F McARDLE. pg.143.
Rev. John McINTYRE; Archbishop of Birmingham. pg.30, 215.
Thomas Clyde McKENZIE. pg.60-1, 228.
George MELLOR; secretary of Birmingham Municipal Technical School. pg.119.
Rev. Frank MELLOWS; vicar of St. John's, Sparkhill. pg.181-2.
Miss MELSON. pg.237.
Rev. Ralph Creed MEREDITH; vicar of Bournville. pg.237-9.
H.C MESSENGER. pg.86.
Sir John Throgmorton MIDDLEMORE; founder of Children's Emigration Homes. pg.248-250.
Mrs Clifford MILLS; author. pg.26.
Frank MILLS; fireman. pg.104.
Sir William MILLS. pg.57.
Rev. Hugh McNeile MINTON-SENHOUSE; vicar of St. Cuthbert's. pg.112.
Doris A MOLESWORTH; swimmer. pg.82.
George MONK; police superintendent. pg.173-8.
Rev. John Edward MOON; vicar of St. Chrysostom. pg.191.
Thomas James MOORE. pg.99.
Sir Thomas Harry MOTTRAM. pg.199.
Ernest Chesmer MOUNTFORT; artist. pg.56.
Charles MOURBEY. pg.127.
Councillor Homer MUSCOTT; magistrate. pg.206, 208.
Miss E.M MUSSON; matron of the General Hospital. pg.108-9.
Theodore David NEAL; magistrate. pg.206, 208.
Cardinal John Henry NEWMAN. pg.66-7.
Wallace B NICHOLS; author. pg.112-13.
Arthur Edwin NIXON. pg.49.
Mrs William NOBLE. pg.63.
Dr. Arthur OAKES. pg.64.
Rev. Joseph ODELL. pg.133.
Councillor John OLDFIELD; lamp manufacturer. pg.64.
Dr. Joseph OLDKNOW; vicar of Holy Trinity, Bordesley. pg.236.
F.E ORCHARD; railway official. pg.121.
Ernest John PACKER; inspector of lending libraries. pg.46.
Charles Henry PALETHORPE. pg.112.
Canon W.H PARKER; vicar of St. Peter's, Spring Hill. pg.149.
Rev. Major PARKINSON; Rector of Oscott College. pg.224-5.
William PARROTT. pg.55.
Rev. Archibald PARSONS; pastor of Soho Hill Congregational Church. pg.102.
James Samuel Hanlon PARTRIDGE; magistrate. pg.206, 208.
Joseph Albert PATRICK; magistrate. pg.64, 198, 203-4.
Rev. Vincent Hammond PATRICK; vicar of St. Matthias. pg.119.
Howard Shakespeare PEARSON. pg.168-171.
Ernest Thomas PENDLETON; jeweller. pg.24.
John PENNELL. pg.19-21.
Charles William PERKINS; city organist. pg.145-7, 149, 156-7, 188-190, 193.
Frank PERKS; swimmer. pg.154, 234-5.
Mr & Mrs Edward PHILLIPS. pg.112.
Rev. Helen L PHILLIPS; pastor of the Unitarian Church, Moseley. pg.103.
J.C.J PHILLIPS. pg.95.
James PHILLIPS. pg.80.
John PHILLIPS; magistrate. pg.64.
Dr. Isaac PITT. pg.133-4.
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles PLAYFAIR; magistrate. pg.206-8.
Oscar POLLACK; music critic. pg.152.
Thomas Edward POUNTNEY; musician. pg.134.
Rev. Hugh PRICE; vicar of Kings Norton. pg.181.
Amy PURCELL. pg.107.
H.M QUAIYER. pg.237.
Sir Charles Haughton RAFTER; Chief Constable. pg.239.
Rev. Herbert Chaplin RAISON; principal of Queens College, Birmingham. pg.113.
Fred RANDALL; chief attendant of Birmingham Council House. pg.15.
George James RANKILOR; teacher. pg.23-4.
Nathaniel Cracknell READING; jeweller. pg.217.
Sir Richard REDMAYNE; chief inspector of mines. pg.190.
Isaac REEVES. pg.129.
Thomas REID; teacher. pg.222.
James Cruroys RICHARDS; stained glass designer. pg.54.
Ven John Harold RICHARDS; Archdeacon of Aston. pg.143.
Rev. Leyton RICHARDS; minister of Carrs Lane Church. pg.185-6, 189.
F.W RINDER; building inspector. pg.65-6, 69.
Sir Alfred ROBBINS; journalist. pg.191-2.
Rev. Canon Dale ROBERTS; vicar of St. Paul's, Lozells and St. James', Hill. pg.191.
Robert ROBERTS. pg..
Sir Charles Grant ROBERTSON; principal of Birmingham University. pg.24-5.
Jemmy the ROCKMAN. pg.4.
James RODGERS; actor. pg.78-9.
Olga ROPER; poet. pg.162.
David ROSE. pg.85-6.
Rev. W.E ROSEDALE; vicar of Willenhall. pg.81.
Rev. W.A ROWLANDS. pg.118.
William Thomas RUSHTON. pg.188.
M. Camille SAINT-SAENS. pg.15, 16.
Phil SAMPSON. pg.53-4.
Joshua SCHOLEFIELD; M.P. pg.7, 8.
William SCHOLEFIELD; M.P. pg.7, 8.
Walter SCOTT; constable. pg.80.
Dr. John Dewhurst SCURRAH. pg.219.
E.M SEALS; fire officer. pg.95.
J.S SEELEY. pg.128.
Charles Henry SHARPLES. pg.229.
Tom SHAW. pg.201.
Rev. Denis SHEIL. pg.104.
Samuel Edward SHORT; magistrate. pg.64.
Dr. Thomas Sydney SHORT. pg.236.
John William SHORTHOUSE. pg.43-4, 46.
R.J.H SIDNEY; schoolmaster. pg.97.
John Walford SIMCOX; solicitor. pg.167.
George SIMPSON. pg.127-8.
Dr. Aaron SIMS. pg.206.
William SKELTON. pg.120.
William Henry SKETT. pg.211-12.
Antony Aston SMITH; bank manager. pg.151.
Beatrice Ellen SMITH; teacher. pg.143.
Pastor Frank A SMITH; Wesleyan preacher. pg.226.
Alderman Frederick SMITH. pg.224.
J.A SMITH. pg.161.
Sir James SMITH; Lord Mayor. pg.64.
Canon John Reader SMITH; vicar of Edgbaston. pg.100, 101.
L.E SMITH. pg.212-3.
Councillor T.E SMITH. pg.23.
Canon W.H SMITH; vicar of St. Paul's. pg.191.
Herbert SPENCER. pg.12, 13.
Rev. Frederick C SPURR; pastor of Hamstead Road Baptist Church. pg.230.
Reginald STEPHENS. pg.35.
Albert Henry STEPHENSON; magistrate. pg.206, 208.
Sir John Benjamin STONE. pg.5.
E.J STOUT. pg.73.
Joseph STURGE. pg.127.
Sara STURGE. pg.41.
Rev. F.S SWINDELL; vicar of Erdington. pg.191.
James TART. pg.221-2.
Joseph Samuel TAYLOR. pg.107.
Michael TERRY. pg.222.
Rev. R. de Crespigny THELWALL; vicar of St. Oswald's, Small Heath. pg.149.
Dr. William THOMAS. pg.73-4.
Dr. James Denton THOMPSON; Rector of Birmingham. pg.250-1.
Mr & Mrs John THOMPSON. pg.58.
Dr. Peter THOMPSON; professor of anatomy, Birmingham University. pg.14.
Professor R THOMPSON. pg.202.
William James THORNE; M.P. pg.181.
George TITTERTON; magistrate. pg.64, 110-2.
James John TOMSON. pg.68.
Alderman Joseph William TONKS; jeweller. pg.2, 3.
A.R TOZER; chief fire officer. pg.54, 103.
J.R TOZER; actor. pg.138.
Canon G.N.H TREDENNICK; vicar of Christ Church, Sparkbrook. pg.191.
Rev. Canon Francis L UNDERHILL; vicar of St. Albans. pg.111, 139.
Dorothy VERNON-HARCOURT. pg.78.
Rev. Charles VINCE. pg.249, 250.
Sir Gilbert Christopher VYLE; Managing Director of W. & T. Avery Ltd. pg.127.
Henry Russell WAKEFIELD; Bishop of Birmingham. pg.48.
John WAKEFIELD. pg.139.
Sir Whitworth WALLIS; director of the art gallery. pg.29.
Joseph WARRY. pg.14.
J.D WATSON. pg.191.
Joseph WATSON, Baron Manton. pg.63.
Rev. Alfred William WAUGH; vicar of St. Paul's, Lozells. pg.97.
Wyn WEAVER; author. pg.191.
Detective Inspector James WHITEHOUSE. pg.98.
A.B WHITFIELD; barrister. pg.84.
Constance May WHITMORE. pg.222.
Dencer WHITTLES; principal of Midland School of Dental Technology. pg.134.
Henry WHITWELL; secretary of Birmingham Y.M.C.A. pg.150-1.
Dr. Alfred George WILKINSON. pg.113.
Dyke WILKINSON; journalist. pg.115, 143, 213-5, 223.
Walter WILKINSON. pg.79, 80, 95-6.
William Dyke WILKINSON. pg.115, 143, 213-5, 223.
Albert WILLIAMS. pg.65.
Henry James WILLIAMS. pg.209, 210.
Mary Ann WILLIAMS. pg.82.
Alderman Thomas Oswald WILLIAMS; Lord Mayor. pg.150, 206-7, 218.
George WILLMOT. pg.14, 15.
Mrs WILSON. pg.63.
Frank Henry Cufaude WILTSHIRE; town clerk of Birmingham. pg.39.
Dr. Rowland Mellor WINN. pg.232.
Alban D WINSPEAR. pg.97.
William WOLLASTON. pg.251-2.
Sir Henry WOOD; conductor. pg.143.
Rev. Joseph WOOD. pg.25.
Alderman Charles WOODCOCK. pg.139.
Rev. Hubert Gordon WOODFORD. pg.247.
James WORRALL. pg.157-8.
Rev. Henry WOSTENHOLM. pg.231.
Rev. Cedric Geroge WRIGHT; curate of St. Mary's, Handsworth. pg.118.
Frank WRIGHT. pg.58-61, 63-4.
Mr & Mrs Henry WRIGHT. pg.77.
Mrs WYNNE. pg.119.
Councillor John Lygo YATES. pg.64.
Robert Perks YATES. pg.121, 125.
W.S YATES. pg.243. |