| Description | Newspaper articles and obituaries on noteworthy local people.
T. Moreton ABBOTT; Musician. pg.199.
Sergeant Percy ALLBUT. pg.142.
Leopold Charles Maurice Stennett AMERY; M.P. for South Birmingham. pg.104-5, 116-7.
David ANDERSON; engineer. pg.5, 10.
W.J ANDREWS; Manager of the Prince of Wales Theatre. pg.179, 180.
S.H ANSTEY; Second Lieutenant. pg.204.
George APPLEBY; operatic tenor. pg.136.
Joseph APPLEBY. pg.176-7.
Joseph ASH; Director of a Birmingham Carriage and Wagon Co. pg.141-2.
Harry ASHMORE; concertina player. pg.162-3.
John Ernest ASTON; seaman. pg.116.
Rev. John Worsley AUSTIN; Pastor of Church of the Messiah, Broad Street. pg.48-9.
Richard BADDELEY. pg.27-8.
T.A BAGGS; journalist. pg.108.
Roland Huntly BAILEY; footballer. pg.208-9.
Henry John Garlick BALL. pg.132.
BARBER FAMILY. pg.166.
George C BARBER. pg.166.
Alderman William Linney BARBER; M.P. pg.219-20.
Lieut. Andrew Victor BARCLAY. pg.156.
Geoffrey M BARK. pg.71.
Lieutenant-Colonel Gilbert BARLING; Vice-Chancellor of Birmingham University. pg.165, 167-8, 214.
Alfred Edward BARNES. pg.206.
Dr. Ernest William BARNES. pg.151.
Frank Starkey BARNETT; stock broker. pg.158.
Lieutenant-Colonel John W BARNSLEY; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.49, 80-1, 122.
Lieutenant T.K BARNSLEY; Coldstream Guards. pg.208.
Harrison BARROW; Chairman of Tramway Committee. pg.84-5.
Frederick Welch BARROWS. pg.223.
Joseph BARROWS. pg.206.
John BASKERVILLE. pg.34.
J.J BASTABLE. pg.223.
Thomas Richard BAYLISS; engineer. pg.91-4.
Gunner W.C BEALE; Military Medal. pg.216.
Paul BEARD; violinist. pg.164.
William BEDFORD; Indian Mutiny Veteran. pg.172.
Captain Edmund William BEECH. pg.95-6.
George BEECH. pg.197-8.
Walter BELLIAN; Manager of the Empire Theatre. pg.181-2.
G.T BENNETT. pg.50.
Moses BERLYN; Headmaster of the Hebrew School. pg.37.
Richard BERRY. pg.27-8.
Alderman Thomas Henry BERRY. pg.77.
Second Lieutenant Wilfred BIGWOOD; Military Cross. pg.213.
Colonel Sergeant Thomas BINGLEY. pg.190.
Harry Robert BIRCH; Headmaster of St. Thomas' School, Bath Row. pg.152.
Norman BIRKETT. pg.56.
Mr. & Mrs BISHOP. pg.7.
Corporal J.R BISHOP; fireman. pg.128.
Wilfred BLAIR; writer. pg.21.
Rev. S BLOFELD; Principal of Saltley College. pg.18.
Regimental Sergeant Major BLUCK; French Military Cross. pg.157.
Benjamin BOLT; Sanitary Inspector for Aston. pg.8.
William Ashby BOLTON; iron merchant. pg.39.
Edward BOND; Police Constable. pg.123.
Private Robert BONEHAM. pg.185.
Sergeant Major R.J BORASTON; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.174.
Joseph BOSTON; coal merchant. pg.144.
Harry Arthur BOTWOOD; journalist. pg.163-4.
Sir William Henry BOWATER. pg.29, 164-5, 169, 170-1, 199-202.
John Gilbert BRADBURY; solicitor. pg.164.
Earl of BRADFORD. pg.120-2.
William BRAILSFORD; coal merchant. pg.11, 18.
Arthur BRAMPTON. pg.38-9.
W.A BREAKSPEARE; artist. pg.70.
Second Lieutenant Norman Blackburn BREARLEY; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.194.
Rt. Hon John BRIGHT. pg.33.
Gerald Leslie BROCKHURST; artist. pg.5.
Charles BROWN; Police Sergeant. pg.123.
Miss Maude A BUCKINGHAM; Matron Queens Hospital. pg.161-2.
Councillor J BUTLER. pg.185, 187.
Lieutenant Egbert CADBURY; Distinguished Service Cross. pg.221.
Joel CADBURY. pg.225-6.
Lieut. C.J CADMAN. pg.109, 110.
Sir John CADMAN; Professor of Mining at Birmingham University. pg.172.
C.H.W CAPERN; poet. pg.26-7.
Canon William Hartley CARNEGIE; Rector of St. Philip's. pg.205-6.
Second-Lieutenant F.C CARR; golfer. pg.71.
Charles Benjamin CASWELL; chemist. pg.134.
St. Philip's CATHEDRAL; Statue of Bishop Gore. pg.40-3, 72-3.
Thomas CATTELL; farmer. pg.44.
Major Sadler Nurse CHALLONER. pg.123.
A.B CHAMBERLAIN; Assistant keeper of Birmingham Art Gallery. pg.2.
Arthur CHAMBERLAIN. pg.8-9.
Austen CHAMBERLAIN. pg.24-5, 33, 82-4.
Mrs Austen and 'Young Joseph' CHAMBERLAIN. pg.24-5.
Miss Ida CHAMBERLAIN. pg.3.
Joseph CHAMBERLAIN. pg.1-3, 66-7, 76-7, 82-4, 98.
Mrs Joseph (nee Endicott) CHAMBERLAIN. pg.1-3, 76-7, 195, 205.
Neville CHAMBERLAIN. pg.157, 216-7, 224-5.
Mrs Neville CHAMBERLAIN. pg.157.
Professor Henri L CHATELAIN; Professor of French at Birmingham University. pg.143-4.
R.A CHATTOCK. pg.80.
Captain Arthur Ryland CHAVASSE. pg.190.
Sir Thomas Frederick CHAVASSE; surgeon at the General Hospital. pg.25.
Thomas CHILD. pg.190.
Dr. William CHURCH; inventor. pg.23.
Private Bert Ernest CLARK; Aston Tramway man. pg.136.
Mrs Mary L CLARK; missionary to Siam. pg.64-5.
W.J. CLARKE. pg.6-7, 11.
Corporal C.H CLINTON. pg.208.
Councillor Clarence H CLUTTERBUCK. pg.217.
Frederick COBURN; ornithologist. pg.59, 60, 70.
Private G.W COLLETT. pg.210.
Rev. James G COLLETT; Minister of Kings Heath Baptist Church. pg.48.
Rt. Hon Jesse COLLINGS; M.P. for Bordesley. pg.33.
Arthur COLLINS; deputy treasurer for Birmingham. pg.151.
Howard James COLLINS; secretary of the General Hospital. pg.105-6, 108-9.
Thomas Milnes COLMORE. pg.191-3.
George CONATY; consulting engineer. pg.63.
John CONCHAR. pg.213.
Jehtro Anstice COSSINS; architect. pg.194.
R.E COUCHMAN; land agent. pg.125.
C.S COURT; postmaster. pg.130.
J.E COWARD; manager of Aston Hippodrome. pg.183-4.
Charles Thomas COX; artist. pg.57-8.
David COX; artist. pg.144-6, 188-9.
Lance Corporal F.R COX; Distinguished Conduct Medal. pg.175.
G.J CRAWFORD; highway surveyor. pg.10.
Alfred CRESSWELL. pg.185.
Henry Arthur CROOK; Manager of W.H. Smith. pg.74.
Robert William DALE; Minister of Carrs Lane Chapel. pg.34.
William A DALLEY; author. pg.71.
Thomas Henry DANIEL. pg.175.
Sergeant Major Fred DANIELS; Military Cross. pg.206.
Dr. H.E DARLINGTON. pg.36.
Miss Muriel O DAVIES; Assistant lecturer in education Birmingham University. pg.136.
Sec. Lieutenant C.L DAVY; Military Cross. pg.209.
George DAWSON. pg.74-5.
Captain John Ralph Congreve DENT; Military Cross. pg.193-4.
Robert K DENT; historian. pg.208.
Josiah DERRINGTON. pg.154.
Proffessor (see Selincourt) DE SELINCOURT; Professor of English Birmingham University. pg.57.
Captain Brennan DE VINE; Military Cross. pg.176.
Rev. Captain Hatton Bertram St. John DEVINE. pg.193.
George M.P. DIXON. pg.34.
Rev. Canon F.S DODD; vicar of Yardley. pg.124.
Private Cornelius DREWRY. pg.174-5.
John DRINKWATER; poet. pg.9, 137.
John Stratford DUGDALE, K.C.; Recorder of Birmingham. pg.139-140.
Thomas DUTTON. pg.8.
William H DYKE; fire officer. pg.31-2.
James EARL. pg.123.
Second Lieutenant Robert Walter Lawrence EDGINTON; Royal Warwick Regiment. pg.135.
Sergeant A.R EDWARDS; Military Medal. pg.216.
Sydney Addison EDWARDS; iron merchant. pg.23.
Robert William ELLISTON; Manager of the Theatre Royal. pg.19-20.
Rev. George Joseph EMANUEL; Minister of Birmingham Hebrew Congregation. pg.94-5.
Second Lieutenant F.A ENDERBURY. pg.176.
Dr. Alexander Irvine ESSLEMONT. pg.158.
Rev. Daniel Ebenezer EVANS; Baptist Minister. pg.39.
Miss Edna C EVANS; author. pg.5.
Robert Henry EVANS. pg.138.
Thomas FACER; conductor of Birmingham Choral Union. pg.130-1.
Mrs & Family FAIR. pg.154.
W.E FARMER. pg.21.
W.J FENNEY; composer. pg.190.
Sec. Lieutenant H.L FIELD. pg.205.
W FIELD. pg.28.
FIRE BRIGADE (Old). pg.31.
Alderman Thomas FLETCHER. pg.13, 14.
J.H FORRESTER, J.P. pg.60-1.
William FOSTER. pg.59.
Captain J FRANCIS; Royal Warwick Regiment. pg.135.
John FREEMAN; pharmaceutical chemist. pg.4.
Thomas FURBER; undertaker. pg.9.
Dr. J. Phelps GARDINER; Vicar of Bishop Ryder. pg.124.
Frederick William GAY. pg.122.
Mrs Albert GILL. pg.220.
Sergeant Albert GILL; Victoria Cross. pg.214, 220.
Rev. F.H GILLINGHAM; Cricketer and Vicar of Holy Trinity, Bordesley. pg.55, 58.
Joseph GILLOTT; penmaker. pg.34.
Rev. Canon Michael Francis GLANCEY. pg.223.
W GLENISTER; corn dealer. pg.22.
Councillor Walter Brooke GOODWIN. pg.195-6.
Right Rev. Charles GORE; Bishop of Birmingham. pg.40-3, 68-9, 72-3.
Joseph GOSLING; Chief Officer Birmingham Coroners Court. pg.190.
Captain Roy I GOUGH; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.213.
J.F GRAHAM; Manager of Prince of Wales Theatre. pg.147-8.
Rev. Robert GRAY; Minister of Moseley Baptist Church. pg.56.
Edwin GREAVES; manager of the Theatre Royal. pg.181.
John Richard GREEN. pg.115.
Captain Percy GREEN; Governor of H.M. Prison Birmingham. pg.217.
Henry GRIFFITH; jeweller. pg.217.
Lieut. Colonel Charles Thomas GRIFFITHS. pg.4.
Rev. Reginald C GRIFFITHS; Vicar of Holy Trinity, Birchfield. pg.103.
William GRIMES. pg.132-3.
Henry HACK; chief engineer Gas Department. pg.14, 15.
Private Arthur HACKETT. pg.165.
Major John HALL-EDWARDS. pg.115.
Councillor Eldred HALLAS. pg.25.
W. George HALLILEY; musician. pg.123-4.
William Septimus HARDING, J.P. pg.148.
John HARE; picture and curio dealer. pg.71.
Lance Corporal W.E HARMAN. pg.178.
Private Thomas HARNES. pg.175.
Helen Balkwill HARRIS. pg.79.
Dr. J. Rendel HARRIS; Woodbrooke Settlement. pg.81, 142-3, 220-1.
Joseph HARRIS; dyer. pg.4.
HARRISON; steel pen maker. pg.27.
Major Albert Edward HART. pg.148.
Col. Charles J HART; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.209.
Lance Corporal C.F HARWOOD; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.193.
James HATELEY; glass manufacturer. pg.16.
Lieutenant H HAWKES; Military Cross. pg.158.
Harry HEMMING; stage clown. pg.189, 190.
Henry HENDRIKS; auctioneer. pg.26.
Thomas HEWINS. pg.155-6.
E.V HILEY; Town Clerk. pg.215-6.
Joseph HILL; antiquarian. pg.52-3.
Dr. Wilson HIRD. pg.112-3.
Richard HOGGINS. pg.32.
Felix Charles HOLLANDER. pg.44.
Sergeant A HORTON. pg.169.
John Ebenezer HOSKINS; bedstead manufacturer. pg.188.
Joseph HOWLETT; solicitor. pg.39.
Joseph Mee HUBBARD; athlete. pg.221-2.
Lieutenant John William Willoughby HUDSON; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.161.
Mrs Mary Ann HUGHES. pg.226.
Rev. S.W HUGHES; pastor of Christ Church, Aston. pg.144.
Arthur HULME; Superintendent Queen's Hospital. pg.114-5.
Rev. John HULME; Pastor Stratford Road Baptist Church. pg.27.
J.G HURST; solicitor. pg.196.
William HUTTON. pg.149, 150.
Mrs Elizabeth HYDE. pg.211-2.
Dr. E.S IMPEY. pg.172.
Lieutenant Colonel R.W.R INNES. pg.203.
John James INNISS; consulting engineer. pg.222.
John INSHAW; steam engineer. pg.146.
Joseph INSHAW. pg.146.
Second Lieutenant Frederick JACKSON. pg.125.
James JACKSON. pg.17.
Lieutenant Sir J.H JAFFRAY. pg.204.
Second Lieutenant Herbert JAMES; Victoria Cross. pg.146, 153, 158, 160-1.
Rev. John Angell JAMES. pg.34.
George R JEBB; civil engineer. pg.35-6.
William JENNENS. pg.102.
Dr. Augustus JESSOP. pg.69.
Corporal J JEWSBURY; Worcestershire Regiment. pg.109.
George James JOHNSON; solicitor. pg.36-7.
Sergeant Major J JOHNSON; Worcestershire Regiment. pg.107.
Private H JONES; Distinguished Conduct Medal. pg.193.
Henry JONES; gunsmith. pg.96-8.
Rev. John Hatton JONES; vicar of St. Anne's, Moseley. pg.11-2.
Major R.A JONES; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.195.
Dr. Rev. J.H JOWETT; Carrs Lane Chapel. pg.39, 137.
Sec. Lieutenant L. H KAY; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.159.
Lieutenant James Gordon KEAY; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.202.
Arthur KEEN; Chairman of Guest, Keen & Nettlefold. pg.125-7.
Dr. J.H KENNY. pg.59.
Alderman William KENRICK; M.P. North Birmingham. pg.103-4.
Captain KERR; Military Cross. pg.210.
Rev. Sydney Atwill KING; Vicar St. Michael's, Handsworth. pg.5.
Councillor J.W KNEESHAW. pg.20.
Seymour Henry KNYVETT. pg.133.
John Charles LADBURY; solicitor. pg.61-2.
Sergeant F LANGFORD; Distinguished Conduct Medal. pg.109.
Professor Charles LAPWORTH; geologist. pg.153, 155.
Sergeant T LAPWORTH; Military Medal. pg.212-3.
Birmingham (born elsewhere) LEADERS. pg.33-4.
A.W LEE; surveyor. pg.2.
Charles LEE. pg.21.
Herbert LEE; conductor Birmingham Gaiety Theatre Orchestra. pg.80.
Thomas Grosvenor LEE. pg.198-9.
Agnes J LEES. pg.172.
Rev. Heath LEMON; Pastor Winson Green Road Congregational Church. pg.141.
D.G LILLIE; Antarctic biologist. pg.7.
LLOYD Family; bankers. pg.34.
George Herbert LLOYD. pg.17.
James LLOYD; circus performer. pg.78-9.
John B LLOYD; headmaster. pg.208.
Jordan LLOYD; surgeon. pg.46-7.
Sir Oliver LODGE; Principle Birmingham University. pg.106.
Albert LORD. pg.122-3.
Alfred Hyman LOUIS. pg.156.
Thomas LOVEROCK. pg.203.
Edward LOWE. pg.133.
Second Lieutenant R.C LOWE; Military Cross. pg.158.
Joseph Williamson LUDLOW. pg.192.
Lieutenant Colonel Walter Robert LUDLOW; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.122.
Rev. Egerton Francis Mead MacCARTHY; Headmaster King Edward's School. pg.159-160, 214.
Mrs MARTINEAU. pg.186.
Lieutenant Colonel E MARTINEAU; Lord Mayor. pg.7, 99, 133-4, 186, 216, 224.
Lieutenant Wilfred MARTINEAU. pg.186.
Anna Elizabeth Blunden MARTINO. pg.164.
Sir Josiah MASON. pg.34.
Lieutenant Rowland C MASON. pg.101-2.
William Walter MASON. pg.157.
Bache MATTHEWS; manager Repertory Theatre. pg.182-3.
Frederick B MATTHEWS. pg.50.
Sergeant Major Lyel MAXFIELD; Distinguished Conduct Medal. pg.129.
Henry Alfred McCARDIE; judge. pg.212.
Miss Grace Dorothy McCRAE. pg.174.
H.J.T McILVEEN; Deputy Town Clerk. pg.44.
Archibald Campbell McINTOSH; Secretary of Birmingham Liberal Association. pg.138-9.
Bishop John McINTYRE. pg.13.
Association of MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. pg.27.
Brian S MILLER; solicitor. pg.69, 70.
Rev. W.R MILLER; Pastor of Coventry Road Baptist Church. pg.70.
Charles MILLS; boxing instructor. pg.220.
MINISTRY (Appointments). pg.138.
Henry MITCHELL; founder of Mitchells & Butlers. pg.110-1.
Sergeant Major Robert J MOAKLER; Military Medal. pg.215.
William MOLESWORTH; Clerk to Birmingham County Court. pg.62.
Henry P MOON; clock manufacturer. pg.188.
Private Frank MOORE. pg.112.
Frank John MORGAN; headmaster. pg.17.
Rev. John MORTON; Minister Asbury Memorial Wesleyan Church, Handsworth. pg.149.
William MURDOCK. pg.27, 34.
Thomas NADEN; architect and surveyor. pg.194.
Ex. Sergeant Major John Henry NEALE; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.178.
Henry NEEDHAM. pg.130.
NEWCOMEN. pg.27.
Richard NEWELL. pg.153.
Lieutenant A NEWMAN. pg.202.
Dr. Richard Hill NORRIS. pg.218.
Dr. W.J NOTLEY. pg.191.
Cardinal O'CONNELL. pg.13.
Monsignor James Provost O'HANLON. pg.144.
Daniel Joseph O'NEILL. pg.90-1.
Sam OWEN; surveyor. pg.16.
Edwin A PAGE. pg.137.
Rev. William Lester Sharp PAGE. pg.150.
Charles PALMER; golfer. pg.71.
James John PARFITT; barrister. pg.196.
Henry PARKER. pg.185.
John PARKER; artist. pg.169, 191.
Sergeant Major John Smith PARKINSON. pg.9-10.
Sergeant Major PARSONS. pg.197.
Caroline PEARCE. pg.154.
Lieutenant Colonel Frank Shakespeare PEARSON. pg.210.
Howard Shakespeare PEARSON; lecturer. pg.15, 16, 105, 194, 210.
Joseph George PENTLAND. pg.95.
Joseph Edward PENZER; printer. pg.62.
Sergeant Norman Harold PETTITT. pg.131.
Rev. Gertrude von PETZOLD. pg.96, 135, 140-1.
Oliver PHILL; fireman. pg.103.
Francis Dawson PHILLIPS; Headmaster of St. James School, Edgbaston. pg.97.
Mrs PICKERING; Headmistress of Bloomsbury Street Girls School. pg.139.
Rev. J.B.Lester PINCHARD; vicar of St. Saviour's, Saltley. pg.131, 136.
POLICE FORCE. pg.51.
George Frederick POLLOCK. pg.134.
William Leith POWELL; gun manufacturer. pg.194-5.
Professor John Henry POYNTING; Professor of Physics, Birmingham University. pg.54-5.
Rev. Canon PRICE; vicar of Harborne. pg.136.
Richard PRICE; ex. Inspector of the Birmingham Police Force. pg.115.
Dr. Joseph PRIESTLEY. pg.34.
Miss Alice PRITCHARDS. pg.134-5.
Sub. Lieutenant PULLING. pg.221.
H.A PURCHASE; building surveyor. pg.5.
George James RABNETT. pg.96.
Mrs. C.H RAFTER. pg.28.
Francis T READ; Headmaster Sir Josiah Mason Orphange. pg.131.
Philip Louis RENOUF. pg.144.
Second Lieutenant Fred RICE. pg.204.
Superintendent John RICHARDS. pg.51.
Miss RILEY; teacher. pg.3-4.
Sec. Lieutenant Esmond Hallewell ROGERS. pg.204.
John ROGERS; proto-martyr. pg.197.
Mr. & Mrs David Senr ROSE. pg.171.
Charles F ROWE. pg.59.
Lieutenant Sidney Albert ROWLANDSON. pg.209, 210.
ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY. pg.58, 122-3.
ROYAL WARWICKSHIRE REGIMENT; 5th & 6th Battalions. pg.49.
Councillor Ernest Marston RUDLAND. pg.10, 12.
James RUTHERFORD. pg.178.
Miss RYLAND. pg.75-6.
Rev. Charles SALE. pg.144-6, 188-9.
Lance Corporal H SALTER. pg.142.
Second Lieutenant William W SANBY. pg.204.
Rev. Hubert Guinan SANDY. pg.22-3.
Joshua SCHOLEFIELD. pg.33.
Harold and Ivor SCORER. pg.135.
William M SCOTT; gun maker. pg.177.
Professor de SELINCOURT; Professor of English, Birmingham University. pg.57.
Councillor George SHANN. pg.197.
Charles Fabian SHARP; accountant. pg.163.
Luke J SHARP; Official Receiver in Birmingham. pg.206-8.
Captain Henry Lynn SHAW; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.203.
J.J SHAW. pg.45-6.
Sergeant William SHAW; policeman. pg.191.
Private W SHELDON; Worcestershire Regiment. pg.108.
Corporal G SHEPHARD. pg.107.
J.W SHERGOLD; postmaster. pg.132.
George SHIPWAY; timber merchant. pg.214-5.
Charles SHOWELL; brewer. pg.147.
Second-Lieutenant Thomas SILVER. pg.211.
Sir Robert Michael SIMON. pg.117-8.
Lady SMITH; First Lady Mayoress of Birmingham. pg.113-4.
Rev. Arthur Jamson SMITH; Headmaster King Edward's. pg.196.
Charles Frederick SMITH; Midland Railway Co. goods agent. pg.157.
David SMITH; Missioner of the Navvy Mission. pg.192.
Edward Orford SMITH; Town Clerk. pg.172-4.
Edwin Gilbert SMITH; surgeon. pg.212.
Captain George H SMITH. pg.100-1.
George Thomas SMITH. pg.224.
Alderman Sir James SMITH; First Lord Mayor of Birmingham. pg.106-7.
Rev. Canon John Reader SMITH; vicar of Edgbaston. pg.151.
Thomas SMITH; jeweller and hackney horse breeder engineer. pg.224.
Charles Alston SMITH-RYLAND. pg.75-6, 79, 80.
Professor Christopher E SONNENSCHEIN. pg.36.
Benedict Vincent SORGE; conductor. pg.169.
Thomas Patrick SPALL; Master of Birmingham Central School of Art. pg.57.
Seaman Benjamin SPENCER. pg.116.
Bombardier J SPENCER. pg.115.
Miss Totty SPOONER. pg.135.
Private William STARTIN; Worcestershire Regiment. pg.109.
Sir Arthur Herbert Drummond STEEL-MAITLAND; Ramsey. pg.138.
Robert STEPHENSON. pg.154.
Captain George H STEVENSON. pg.174.
Rutherford STILES. pg.178.
Sir J. Benjamin STONE; M.P. East Birmingham. pg.26, 85-90.
Elvira Lee STRATHY. pg.186.
Charles Dickinson STURGE. pg.133.
Joseph STURGE; Quaker. pg.34.
Joseph Marshall STURGE. pg.175-6.
Canon SUTTON; vicar and rural dean of Aston. pg.218.
Henry Benjamin SWAIN. pg.191.
TANGYE FAMILY. pg.34.
Rev. James Thomas TAUSE; vicar of St. Gabriel's, Birmingham. pg.124.
Private C.V TAYLOR; Military Medal. pg.216.
E.W. Crossley TAYLOR; Manager Grand Theatre. pg.180-1.
F TAYLOR. pg.175.
Miss Nellie TAYLOR; singer. pg.40.
Temp. Second Lieutenant James Stuart THAIN; Military Cross. pg.157.
Sergeant George THOMAS. pg.111-2.
Myer THOMAS. pg.58.
Richard THOMAS. pg.223.
Station Officer William THOMAS. pg.223.
Lieutenant Colonel T THOMPSON. pg.5.
Dr. T THOMPSON. pg.63.
Philip THORNTON; Royal Warwickshire Regiment. pg.107.
Rev. William Arthur TODD; Pastor Rocky Lane United Methodist Church. pg.34.
William Frederick TOLLADAY. pg.132.
Robert TOLLER. pg.177.
Lance Corporal Joseph TOMBS; Victoria Cross. pg.153.
Mrs TONKS. pg.142.
S.W TONKS; author. pg.8.
Alfred R TOZER; Chief Officer, Fire Brigade. pg.138.
Private Thomas George TURRALL; Victoria Cross. pg.210-1, 226.
Miss Dorothy Arline UNDERHILL. pg.156.
Private Arthur VICKERS; Victoria Cross. pg.158-161, 187-8.
Rev. Charles VINCE. pg.116.
Capatin de VINE; Military Cross. pg.176, 193.
Dr. John VINRACE. pg.129, 130.
Rev. Gertrude (see Petzold) VON PETZOLD. pg.96, 135, 140-1.
Bombardier A.H WAGSTAFF. pg.169.
Fireman WAKELEY. pg.102-3.
Dr. John Moore WALKER. pg.8.
Councillor George WARD. pg.188.
Richard O WARDER; architect. pg.177.
Isaiah WAROM; jeweller. pg.206.
Corporal H.H. Baron WATKINS. pg.107.
Mark WATSON. pg.8.
James WATT. pg.27-8, 34.
Bartholomew Montgomery WEEKES. pg.28, 30.
Captain John Theodore Spencer WESTON. pg.143.
Miss Mary WHATELEY. pg.2.
Lieutenant-Colonel William Philip WHITCOMBE. pg.116.
Mr & Mrs John senr WHITE. pg.171.
Rev. J.Morgan WHITEMAN; Minister Hurst Street Domestic Mission. pg.100.
Lieutenant George Robert WIGGIN. pg.204.
Thomas B WIGLEY. pg.130.
Major Frederick J WILDE. pg.128-9.
Private Laurence Victor WILDE. pg.128-9.
Miss Marianne WILKINS. pg.134.
Ebenezer Robins WILLIAMS. pg.22.
John Bickerton WILLIAMS. pg.197.
Sergeant Major G.T WILLSTROP; Distinguished Conduct Medal. pg.177.
Dr. W. Wright WILSON. pg.74-5.
Richard WOOD. pg.131-2.
WORTHIES OF BIRMINGHAM. pg.27.
G. Henry WRIGHT. pg.18.
John Skirrow WRIGHT; magistrate. pg.34.
John WYATT; cotton spinning machines. pg.27-8.
Rev. James WYLIE; Pastor Soho Hill Congregational Church. pg.175.
George ZAIR; whip maker. pg.46. |