| Description | Newspaper articles and obituaries on noteworthy local people.
E.J ABBOTT. pg.80, 82.
Joseph Henry ABBOTT. pg.72.
Rt. Hon Sir Charles Bowyer ADDERLEY; (Lord Norton). pg.95-8, 101-3.
Rev. Dr. Thomas ALLEN; Governor of the Wesleyan Theological College, Handsworth. pg.92-3.
John ANDERTON. pg.195-7.
William ANSELL, J.P. pg.31-4.
Daniel ARKELL; architect. pg.90.
Sir Edwin ARNOLD; journalist. pg.25-6.
Captain John C ASTON; Birmingham Volunteer. pg.91-2.
William Spicer ASTON; Superintendent Witton Cemetery. pg.65.
A.H ATKINS; Science Master, King Edward's School, Camp Hill. pg.209-10.
William Osborn ATKINSON; Aston Park Brewery. pg.148.
Dr. Samuel Thomas BADGER. pg.1.
John Howard BAKER; solicitor. pg.220-1.
Matthias BARKER; silversmith. pg.93-4.
Rev. William Kirkpatrick Riland BEDFORD; Rector of Sutton Coldfield. pg.84.
Rev. William Bradshaw BENISON; Vicar of St. Paul's, Balsall Heath. pg.228.
Alfred BERKELEY. pg.178.
Councillor Rowland Hill BERKELEY; Lord Mayor. pg.103-29.
Rev. Ralph B.S BLAKELOCK; Oratory, Edgbaston. pg.1.
Rev. John Charles BLISSARD; Vicar of St. Augustine's. pg.41-4.
Walter BOWEN; Clerk to Birmingham Board of Guardians. pg.19-20.
Robert BRIDCUT. pg.144.
Leonard BRIERLEY, J.P. pg.62, 64.
Captain Thomas BULLOCK; button manufacturer. pg.131-2.
Miss Hannah CADBURY. pg.59-60.
John CARTER; canal boat builder. pg.149.
Rev. Simon CARTER; Nonconformist chaplain at Witton Cemetery. pg.92.
Aaron Smith CARTWRIGHT; sportsman. pg.3.
T.J CAWLEY. pg.91.
Herbert CHAMBERLAIN; Chairman of the Birmingham Small Arms Company. pg.38-9.
Joseph CHAMBERLAIN. pg.72-3.
Henry Pegg CHAPPELL. pg.224.
Rev. Arthur William CHARLES. pg.207-8.
R.S. CHATTOCK, J.P.; solicitor. pg.208.
Robert CLUCAS; editor of the Sports Argus. pg.130-1.
Quintas Charles COLMORE; solicitor. pg.34.
Thomas COND; printer. pg.230.
Rev. S.M COOMBS. pg.44.
Dr. Thomas CORBETT. pg.223-4.
Percy W CROSSKEY. pg.48.
Rev. Thomas DAVIS; Vicar of St. John's, Harborne. pg.24.
George DAWSON. pg.178-180, 188.
A.E DEAN. pg.91.
Charles Syson DEVIS; athlete. pg.44-5.
Archdeacon DIGGLE; Rector of St. Martin's. pg.71-2.
John DOBSON; comedian. pg.21.
George DOCWRA; election agent. pg.25.
Father John F DOWLING; St. Anne's, Alcester Street. pg.21.
Inspector Thomas Henry DOWLING. pg.137-8.
Walter DOWNING; journalist. pg.219-20.
James DRAYSEY. pg.1.
Detective-Sergeant DRINKWATER. pg.2.
John DUNN; Clerk to Birmingham Registrar's Court. pg.83.
Frederick ELKINGTON; silversmith. pg.78-9.
John Devonshire ELLIS, J.P. pg.33a-33b.
Rev. Canon Charles E EVANS; headmaster of King Edward's School. pg.48-50.
Edward EVANS. pg.132.
William Frederick EVANS; clock manufacturer. pg.22.
George Allen EVERITT. pg.150-1.
Charles FAULKNER; gun barrel manufacturer. pg.90-1.
John FEENEY. pg.193-5.
Alfred FEENY; journalist with the Daily Post. pg.133-4, 137.
Algernon Sydney FIELD; solicitor. pg.37-8.
Sir Walter Newton FISHER. pg.180-1.
James FITZPATRICK; Theatre Royal. pg.143-4.
Councillor Walter Grosvenor FLOYD; accountant. pg.64.
Councillor Edward John FORSTER. pg.39.
Herbert Le Neve FOSTER; metallurgist. pg.69.
Rev. Canon Thomas Henry FREER; Rector of Sudbury. pg.41.
Alfred R GAUL; composer. pg.228-9.
Edward GEM; Austro-Hungarian Vice-Consul. pg.138a-9.
Mrs Thomas GIBBINS; Cadbury Family. pg.132.
Rev. Edwin Hamilton GIFFORD; headmaster of King Edwards' School. pg.136-7.
Thomas GLADSTONE, J.P.; wine merchant. pg.67-8.
Henry GLAISYER; Senior Registrar Birmingham County Court. pg.73-5.
E.J GLOVER; mustard manufacturer. pg.132.
Right Rev. Charles GORE; Bishop of Birmingham. pg.234-5.
W.M GOUGH; merchant. pg.216.
Young GRAHAM. pg.80-1.
Charles GREEN, J.P. pg.198-9.
C.T GREEN; Moseley Harriers. pg.83.
Major G.W GRICE-HUTCHINSON; M.P. for Aston. pg.232-3.
Miss Harriette GRUNDY; headmistress King Edward's Girls, Camp Hill. pg.29-30.
Councillor Dr. R.W HAINES; surgeon. pg.27, 29-30.
HALL; Dock Inspector. pg.161.
Marie HALL. pg.177-8.
Alderman F.E HALLAM. pg.56-9.
Charles HARDING. pg.77.
Edwin HARRIS; artist. pg.208-9.
C.A HARRISON; accountant. pg.4-5.
George King HARRISON. pg.220.
Herbert B HARVEY; entertainer. pg.89-90.
Walter HAWKINS. pg.40.
Rev. Thomas James HAWORTH; St. John's, Deritend. pg.69.
George HEATON; The Mint. pg.53-4.
William W HEELEY; Smethwick Councillor. pg.103A.
William Ashurst HETHERINGTON; postmaster. pg.35-7.
Rt. Hon. Alexander Staveley HILL, K.C. pg.146-7.
Sir Benjamin HINGLEY; M.P. North Warwickshire. pg.137a-8.
James HINKS; lamp manufacturer. pg.196-7.
Thomas Vincent HOLBECHE; Town Clerk Sutton Coldfield. pg.2.
George Jacob HOLYOAKE; chartist and journalist. pg.201-7.
Alfred Nind HOPKINS; iron and tinplate manufacturer. pg.149.
George HOPKINS; postman. pg.93.
Rev. John G HOPKINS; United Methodist Free Church. pg.223.
Enoch HORTON; nut and bolt manufacturer. pg.139.
Henry HOSSELL; tanner. pg.149.
Frederick HOUGHTON; accountant. pg.210-11.
Robert Holden HOUSMAN; scientific advisor. pg.134.
Colonel Sir Edwin HUGHES, J.P.; M.P. for Woolich. pg.61.
George Henry Capewell HUGHES; St. Stephen's Ariel Wheel Works. pg.221-3.
Edwin HUNT; Chance & Hunt Chemical Works. pg.42.
Rev. J.John HUNT; vicar of St. Barnabas. pg.148.
Frank G JACKSON; Birmingham School of Art. pg.75-6.
Alderman Richard Corbett JARVIS. pg.140-1.
A.F JEFFREYS, M.P. pg.211.
Solomon JEVONS. pg.63-4.
John Alfred JONES; furniture business. pg.20.
Dr. Rev. J.H JOWETT; Carrs Lane Chapel. pg.231-2.
Mrs Arthur KEEN. pg.41.
Frederick KEEP. pg.30-1.
Rev. Harry KINGHAM; missionary. pg.229.
Thomas Bradshaw KNOWLES; Superintendent of Post Office. pg.1.
G.H KYNASTON; journalist. pg.207-8.
Samuel Collins LARKINS; overseer and draper. pg.1-2.
Lister LEA. pg.138.
Chief Inspector John LEDBROOK; Great Western Railway. pg.70, 76.
Dr. Henry Richard LEECH. pg.216.
James T LEES; manager Holte Hotel. pg.192.
Lord LEIGH; Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire. pg.167-76.
Francis Dudley LEIGH. pg.176.
James William LEWIS. pg.189.
Lord LINGEN; Permanent Secretary to the Treasury. pg.149.
Councillor Thomas Hemming LLOYD; Smethwick Town Council. pg.63.
Charles LUNN; musician. pg.213.
J.B LYTHALL; secretary Birmingham Cattle & Poultry Show. pg.61-2.
Thomas MABBUTT; Abingdon Cycle Company. pg.199-200.
Very Rev. Edward Craig MACLURE; Dean of Manchester. pg.230.
William George MADELEY. pg.82-3.
James MANSERGH; civil engineer, Birmingham Welsh Water Scheme. pg.142-3.
William Prime MARSHALL; engineer and scientific investigator. pg.217-8.
William York MARSTON. pg.84.
Thomas MASON; Post Office official. pg.152.
Charles Edward MATHEWS; solicitor. pg.161-7.
George Spencer MATHEWS; land agent and surveyor. pg.26-30, 93-4.
Henry MATTHISON; vocalist. pg.89.
Canon MELVILLE. pg.23-4.
Martha MEREDITH. pg.37.
J.W MILLIGAN. pg.50.
J.Henry MILWARD. pg.230-1.
Edward Moss MITTON; engineer. pg.141-2.
Joseph John Richard MOGG. pg.131.
Alfred MORCOM. pg.160-1.
Joshua MOSELEY. pg.54-6.
Rev. William NEVILLE; Oratory, Edgbaston. pg.92.
Edwin Cotterill NEWEY; solicitor. pg.216-7.
Rev. John NOCK. pg.133.
William NOCK; Erdington brickworks. pg.22.
Lord NORTON. pg.94-103.
William NOWELL; colliery owner. pg.211.
John Collingwood ONIONS. pg.3.
Sergeant Major John Smith PARKINSON. pg.79-80.
Harry A PEARSON; coroner for South Staffordshire. pg.154-6.
Max PEMBERTON; novalist. pg.22-3.
T.Edgar PEMBERTON; playwright and author. pg.157-160.
Rt. Rev. Dr. John James Stewart PEROWNE; Bishop of Worcester. pg.65-7.
Family PEYTON. pg.51-2.
Edward PEYTON; bedstead manufacturer. pg.215-6.
John PLAYER. pg.64.
Father Thomas Alder POPE; Oratory. pg.42-3.
Frederick Scarlett POTTER. pg.236.
Alderman Thomas POTTER. pg.42.
Alfred Henry POULTNEY; editor Birmingham Daily Post. pg.200-1.
William POWELL; gun trade. pg.81-2.
Detective PRICE. pg.145.
John PRICE; City Surveyor. pg.211-5.
John RANDEL; jeweller. pg.38.
Councillor Alfred John REYNOLDS; Lord Mayor. pg.149-50.
J RILEY; Prudential Assurance Co. Ltd. pg.148.
William ROBERTON; Aston Chronicle. pg.35.
Inspector John RUANE; R.S.P.C.A. pg.62-3.
Howard Proctor RYLAND. pg.197-8.
Thomas RYLAND. pg.90-1.
Sir Thomas Bart SALT. pg.33.
Very Rev. Dom Silvester SCHLECHT; Piror of Benedictine Abbey at St. Thomas, Erdington. pg.151-2.
Frederic SELBY. pg.138.
John SHALLCROSS; boot and shoe manufacturer. pg.50.
George SHAW; patent agent. pg.46-7.
Sewallis Evelyn SHIRLEY. pg.24.
Joseph Henry SHORTHOUSE; author. pg.129-30.
Edward James SMITH; founder of Bedstead Alliance. pg.207, 209.
Quartermaster-Sergeant Fred SMITH; Shropshire Yeomanry. pg.133.
John Russell SMITH; postmaster of Birmingham. pg.132.
Alderman S SMITH. pg.68-9.
Frederick STAMPS; musician. pg.139.
Thomas STARTIN; coach builder. pg.52-3.
Charles STEER; Director of Guest, Keen & Nettlefold. pg.223-4.
Alderman John STONES. pg.90.
Canon Cresswell STRANGE. pg.84-9.
Miss Eliza Mary STURGE. pg.189.
Alfred James SUTTON; musician. pg.210.
John SWANN; carriage furniture manufacturer. pg.23.
Mrs George TANGYE. pg.189.
Dr. James Francis TAPLIN. pg.35.
Edward TEER. pg.218-9.
Albert Samuel TOMSON. pg.61.
Alfred R TOZER; Chief Officer, Fire Brigade. pg.224-231.
Frederick John TURLEY; umbrella manufacturer. pg.45-6.
Mrs TYNDALL. pg.76.
Henry VALENTINE, M.A. pg.209-10.
John VELITY. pg.103A.
Jules VERNE. pg.98.
Benjamin VERRY; bellringer at St. Mary's, Handsworth. pg.50.
Sir Willoughby Francis WADE; physician. pg.233-5.
Mrs Ann WALKER. pg.69-70, 154.
Ex-Supt. Henry Alexander WALKER; Aston Police Force. pg.152-4.
Charles WALLIS. pg.134-6.
Evan WATKIN; Headmaster Mary Street School. pg.148.
James WEBSTER; inventor. pg.64-5.
Stephen James WHITEHEAD; Warwickshire County Cricketer. pg.40.
Judge WHITEHORNE. pg.189-92.
Sir Henry WIGGIN. pg.181-8.
Edward WILLIAMS. pg.103A.
James WILLIAMS; Walsall town councillor. pg.130.
Joseph Powell WILLIAMS; M.P. South Birmingham. pg.5-19.
Sergeant James WILLIS. pg.144-5.
William WINFIELD; Chief Clerk, H.M. Prison Winson Green. pg.25.
W.A WISE; journalist. pg.41.
George Edward WOOTTON; hardware merchant. pg.70-1.
Henry WRIGHT. pg.83. |