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Yardley Wood/Solihull in the 19th century

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Sandra F | 10:57 Thu 22nd Nov 2007 | Genealogy
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If someone on 19th censuses says he was born either in Yardley Wood or Solihull, where would that be? Where would the Parish church have been for this area?
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According the Genuki, the parish church for Solihul is St Alphege and has been there over 800 years.

Yardley Wood is 3 1/2 miles away and has it's own parish church, Christ Church, which was built in 1849.
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