Hi - my fiancée and I have just purchased 12 Belmont Road, Wollescote and we are interested in the history of the house and it's occupants.
If it's any use for your research I can shed light on some infirmation:
12 Belmont Road
The house was built in 1900.
The deeds to the house confirm the original owner was Betsy Dunn (presumably with George Harry Dunn who features in the census)
The building is the one next door to Brookland Villa (on the streetview link earlier in this thread) it's 12 Floral Villas - the end terrace one with a brown front door, lots of windows on the side and a navy blue wooden gate set back from the road.
You can still see the Rightmove listing for now here
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/s6p/44356629
In 1918 Betsy Dunn sold the house to William Henry Skelding.
I've seen some mention of the family having connections to nailmakers.
There is a brick built shed in the back garden which is as old as the house, it used to be a nailmakers yard, with old bricked in fireplaces.
There's actually a clause in the deeds to our house, that we may not sell nails manufactured on the property from here, or open up any nail shop or additional nail yards on the property.
Also you can see on the Google aerial photos that the adjoining house, number 13 has a large extension at the back - that's actually part of the original house, and 12 has it knocked back to increase garden size in the 1970s.
It's a big house now, let alone with that massive extension on (4 bedrooms) - seems like it'd have been quite a valuable house in the 1900s.
The thread mentions Betsy coming into some money - well this seems a big house for 2 people, (and was a new build in 1900) could explain how some of it got spent.
There also used to be a mine shaft over the road, for the fireclay mine I believe.
Hope that's useful, we've got no family connection, just thought it was interesting to find out who first lived in our house and the information might be useful to you.