|
The Armstrong Family, who worked at Stafford Road Locomotive Works. |
| The Batkin
Family, and the story of their research into the family's past. |
| John Nurthall
Brown, who worked for the South Staffordshire Railway. |
| The Burrows
family of Tettenhall, and the
Hollinshead family of Walsall, who went to New Zealand in 1851 |
| Edward Watkins
Clark, born 1820, who came from Pattingham to Wolverhampton and led
a remarkable life, ending in Salt Lake City; and his wives, Lucy Ashby
Clark and Louisa Mellor Clark |
| The
Easthope Family
who manufactured bicycles in Wolverhampton and were based at the Old
Grammar School. |
| The Evans Family,
who suffered two tragic deaths |
| The Fullwood
Family who ran one of the largest tyre distributors in the British
Isles. |
| The Handley
Family, who included the door keeper of the Grand Theatre and
who ran a theatrical boarding house and later moved to New Zealand |
| The Jones
Family of Gorsebrook House. A Wolverhampton family which included
many outstanding engineers and the Chief Electrical Engineer of the
Metropolitan Railway. |
| The Lisle
Family, who founded the Star and Briton companies |
| The Mander
Family who became one of the country's largest printing ink
manufacturers |
| John Marston
of Sunbeam, and his family. |
| The Millar
family, who came from Scotland, lived here in the late 19th century,
and then moved on to Australia |
| The Powell
family, who came from Wales and lived in Blakenhall in the 50s and
60s |
| Daniel
Priest, an artist-japanner of Wolverhampton, who moved to the US
about 1850 |
| The
Rollings family, who had family connections with Star Cars, as well
as the Royal School, St. Luke's, etc. |
| The Rudge family,
who made bicycles in Wolverhampton and moved to New Zealand. |
| John Ward tells stories
about his family, mainly during World War 2 |
| The
Srodzinsky family, who originated in Poland |
