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Re: BIRD of Aston/Erdington, Birmingham
« Reply #9 on: Friday 24 November 06 10:18 GMT (UK) »
Hi,
   No.afraid not.

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Re: BIRD of Aston/Erdington, Birmingham
« Reply #10 on: Friday 24 November 06 14:29 GMT (UK) »
No fraid not. John b 1883 died at Ypres in 1914 and is on Menin Gate memorial. Of is children I don't appear to have another John.
Warks -Blundell, Stagg,Guest,Jennings<br />Ireland -Guest , Connor, Nowlan/Nolan,Hemming<br />Norfolk-Stagg<br />Cardigan-Jones<br />Glamorgan- David<br />Monmouth  and Glos-Witts, Bowsher<br />Derby Leics and Notts: Roulstone, Morley,Astle, Poxon , Bywater, Sanderson, Barnett, Fletcher<br />Hants- Jennings<br />Cornwall- Trestain, Stirrup,Gyles, Pearce, Cock<br />Devon- Hutchin(g)s , Griffey,Davies<br />Middlesex- Stirrup

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Re: BIRD of Aston/Erdington, Birmingham
« Reply #11 on: Friday 01 December 06 01:39 GMT (UK) »
Worcs / Glos: Neal Neale Jeynes Jeens Geans Harris Roper Ropier Colley Dyer Heeks Bayzand Hampton Bishop Cole Elton Littlehales McGowan
Glamorgam: Hampton Thornton Svombo Swambo Swanbo Keefe O Keefe Shanahan Shannon Doyle Maldoon Muldoon Davies Llewellyn Jones
Birmingham: Neale Sarjant Cole Hiley Berridge Tirebuck

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Re: BIRD of Aston/Erdington, Birmingham
« Reply #12 on: Friday 01 December 06 06:07 GMT (UK) »
I wish!  dont think I have any link to Birds custard but have not got that far yet.
thanks meb

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Re: BIRD of Aston/Erdington, Birmingham
« Reply #13 on: Friday 01 December 06 07:51 GMT (UK) »
I don't think so: Bird appears to a very common local name. Mine originate from Yardley (or Haycocks Green -as one enumerator put it! ;D
Warks -Blundell, Stagg,Guest,Jennings<br />Ireland -Guest , Connor, Nowlan/Nolan,Hemming<br />Norfolk-Stagg<br />Cardigan-Jones<br />Glamorgan- David<br />Monmouth  and Glos-Witts, Bowsher<br />Derby Leics and Notts: Roulstone, Morley,Astle, Poxon , Bywater, Sanderson, Barnett, Fletcher<br />Hants- Jennings<br />Cornwall- Trestain, Stirrup,Gyles, Pearce, Cock<br />Devon- Hutchin(g)s , Griffey,Davies<br />Middlesex- Stirrup

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Re: BIRD of Aston/Erdington, Birmingham
« Reply #14 on: Friday 01 December 06 08:27 GMT (UK) »
Alfred Bird of Custard fame was originally from Gloucestershire b 1812 ish  my lot headed by Joseph who m in 1812 seem to be from the Edgbaston area of B'ham not to be confused with the Joseph b 1807 also m to a Mary
I do have a second flock from Yardley though Ann b about 1765 Yardley m Isaac HOLLIOAKE please  if anyone stumbles on her let me know
Next group are from Bromyard Herefordshire Mary abt 1787
Then Mary Maria b 1794 Hanbury Worcester
Next William 1845 son of James from Cradley Worcester
These groups as well as several in Devon
I just can't get a grip on this flighty lot any sightings by fellow twitchers will be more than welcome ;D
Please excuse the puns I've been up since 5 long boring story ugh
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Re: BIRD of Aston/Erdington, Birmingham
« Reply #15 on: Friday 01 December 06 08:33 GMT (UK) »
I expect you know the ditricts going south line up like this Stechford -my Dad was from Stechford
Yardley
ACOCKS GREEN
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Re: BIRD of Aston/Erdington, Birmingham
« Reply #16 on: Friday 01 December 06 08:34 GMT (UK) »
When I was a child "Lady BIRD" of custard fame used to drive around in a custard yellow Rolls Royce.  She used to park it in the little local library car park - it took up most of the spaces on its own!

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