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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#196 by phil ( deleted ) , Mon Apr 15, 2013 6:39 pm

Hi Pam


Let me add my welcome to that of Lyn's, glad you could find something to rekindle a few memories.

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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#197 by mikejee , Mon Apr 15, 2013 11:03 pm

Lyn
Betholom row is shown below off Bath row

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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#198 by Pam Keeling , Tue Apr 16, 2013 8:18 am

Thank you for the welcomes. I do have lots of pictures that i can add when i get round to it. I also have pictures of houses my family lived in around the nechells area. I am also try to find a newspaper article from the 60's about our little row of houses. It was in the Daily Sketch and was about our houses being haunted as they were alleged to have been built on or near a Jewish graveyard hence the name Betholem Row. Will update you if i get the info

 
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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#199 by astoness , Tue Apr 16, 2013 8:43 am

Quote: Pam Keeling wrote in post #198
Thank you for the welcomes. I do have lots of pictures that i can add when i get round to it. I also have pictures of houses my family lived in around the nechells area. I am also try to find a newspaper article from the 60's about our little row of houses. It was in the Daily Sketch and was about our houses being haunted as they were alleged to have been built on or near a Jewish graveyard hence the name Betholem Row. Will update you if i get the info


oh pam you are just my type of gal...you have a love of the history of brum...we would love to see any photos that you have when time permits and the story about your houses being haunted is fascinating...i know i should know this but was the daily sketch a brum newspaper??

mike thank you for map..ive got me bearings now...

lyn

 
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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#200 by Pam Keeling , Tue Apr 16, 2013 8:52 am

Yes Lyn i am really into Brum history and very proud too be a brummie as you are :-) the sketch i believe was thefore runner to the sun newspaper. Am going to london hopefully next week to dig out some i info. Pam x

 
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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#201 by astoness , Tue Apr 16, 2013 9:24 am

oh of course pam the sketch came before the sun..sure my memory is getting worse..im not sure now about what year the online newapaper articles go up to...(think mike will know) if you need any photos of streets etc just give us a shout as we maybe able to help you on that one....enjoy your trip to london pam really hope you can dig up some good info

 
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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#202 by Pam Keeling , Tue Apr 16, 2013 9:46 am

Ty :-)

 
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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#203 by phil ( deleted ) , Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:00 am

Pam

Having spent part of my life in the Nechells area between the years of 1953 and 1969 on and off, you will have to let us know where your family came from and we might be able to supply you with some photos of the area that you might like.

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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#204 by mikejee , Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:06 am

Lyn
they don't go much past 1900 except in a few cases. Betholom row is not listed past 1892 when i did a search
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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#205 by phil ( deleted ) , Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:28 am

Pam

Here is your burial ground, I'm afraid it doesn't say what denomination it was used by. Though it wasn't that far from the central synagogue.

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#206 by Pam Keeling , Tue Apr 16, 2013 11:40 am

Hi Phil thank you for the pic. It seems to back up what i had been told as a child. Will try and dig out some info. Pam

 
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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#207 by Pam Keeling , Tue Apr 16, 2013 11:48 am

Hi Phil my parents were born and bought up in nechells. My dad was born and lived in long acre and my mom in walter street. My my mom was born in little barr street and they moved to walter street when she was 4 my nan moved from there in 1965. My uncle lived in railway terrace. I had family in park street. My nan used the beehive pub and the prince of wales pub. I lived in nechells park road just down from the swimming baths from 1964 till 1972. Good times Pam

 
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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#208 by mikejee , Tue Apr 16, 2013 12:20 pm

Here is specific mention of a #Jewish burial ground there. in the birm. post 1870

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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#209 by Pam Keeling , Tue Apr 16, 2013 12:35 pm

Thank you mike all info gratefully accepted Pam

 
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RE: Alleys & Passageways of Birmingham

#210 by Pam Keeling , Tue Apr 16, 2013 12:54 pm

Havent worked out how to turn them round but 1st pic is me in my uncles arms in long acre nechells 2nd on is on of the wiliams children in her pram in Betholem row and the 3rd is left to right me Susan Williams, her sister ,my brother Tony and another of the Willims brothers on the wall outside my house number 11 Betholem Row Pam


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