Jackie and Ponjalow,
I'm about to try sending index results by PM.
a few notes:
1. with so many entries, there are bound to be some typos. However, many of the name variants are actually in the index.
2. I have tried to copy the index faithfully (even when I know that is is wrong!), so even my family names have been reported incorrectly on occasion.
3. The index was possibly only created some time after the registers were already in existence. First names in the registers are usually latinised, English versions in the index may have been translated back from Latin, so you need to be aware of convergences (e.g. I have a Nancy, this would be Anna in Latin and is recorded as Anne in the index). Some names in the index are still in Latin.
4. The full registers for Holy Trinity are available on microfilm at the Birmingham Diocesan Archives up to 23/8/1908. You need to make an appointment to see them as the archivist is only there part-time (and usually very busy). After that the registers are not viewable directly but you can request a copy of an entry from the parish priest (probably a very busy man too).
5. As the index goes on up to the 1940s, some of the information I am sending would probably be considered still sensitive, so be careful how/where you display it.
I hope that it's useful,
Sheila
