Bonham

[breese73]

Hi im trying to work my way to john h Bonham / led zeplins fathers brothers im starting from a  ^(*) bonham birn in in 1940 in bromsgrove parents bonham.and goodall I want to find the connection between john bonham to  ^(*) xx

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[KGarrad]

The first question is whether  ^(*) is still alive?
RootsChat has a "no living persons" policy.

Use FreeBMD to find her birth, which will show Mother's Maiden Name.
Then see if a marriage pops up.

This looks like her parents' marriage:

June qtr 1933
Bromsgrove Registration District     vol 6c, page 594

Bonham, Ralph W
Goodall, Margaret L

You should be able to find them on 1939 National Register (the index is free to search).

[breese73]

Hi yes she is still.alive the marriage you have found is her parents im just wondering if john bonham may be her cousin x

[philheeks]

Hi There

I just typed John Bonham into google & clicked on the top option which was for Wikipedia which has quite a lot of info on the page including his birth at Redditch & who his parents were - give it a try

All the very best

Phil
Weston-Super-Mare (Born Worcester City)

ps John Bonham is buried at Rushock which is near to Hartlebury Worcestershire

[Graye]

The Led Zeppelin John Bonham was related to my cousin's husband.  His name Keith Bonham.  Are you able to send private messages here?  If so and you message me I can run through the connection...  Oddly enough I remember him and his brother Michael (both since died) when I was much younger, growing up in Redditch.

[philheeks]

Hi There

Yes you can send private messages just click on the persons picture & that should take you to a page giving you the option to send a private message.  Im not researching John Bonham but he is a talking point where I spend a lot of my holidays (Hartlebury)

Good luck with your research

All the very best

Phil