Hagley Row / Road

[Ratty2]

Just checking to see if, by any chance, Hagely ROAD (as in 1841 Census or 1851 Census) was previously Hagley ROW (as found in Wrightson's Triennial for 1815-1818)?
I see plenty of Forum interest in Hagley Road, but the man I was looking at - William Withers, butcher and his brother Samuel, taylor - were both in Hagley ROW.

Did it's name change somewhere?

Cheers

[Kay99]

Interesting article in Birmingham Daily Post 02 November 1965

It is titled - The Midlands then and now - Five Ways

Part of the article state " At various times we find that Hagley Road also called Hagley Row and Halesowen Road, and Harbourne Road was also called Long Lane."

Kay


Added - Five Ways in a major roundabout junction on the south side of Birmingham

[Ruskie]

In 1851 William is living at Longmore Street.

Are either of these men living at Hagley Row in any census?

[Kay99]

16 September 1824 -  Birmingham Chronicle - Birmingham, Warwickshire

Marriage- Lately, at Worcester, Mr. William Withers, to Mrs. Elisabeth Withers, both of Hagley-row

Kay

[Ratty2]

Thank you for your responses.
Kay99 - as I suspected, the original Row became a Road.
Ruskie - no, not included in 1851, but 1841 still a butcher, shifted to Upper Tower st, Birmingham.

It's the 1815-1818 Wrightson's Triennial that has William in "Hagley Row" but no occupation.

Kay99 - woah!! "Marriage- Lately, at Worcester, Mr. William Withers, to Mrs. Elisabeth Withers, both of Hagley-row" in 1824? I hope not the butcher!!  In 1822 he and his wife Hannah Clayton had a son, Henry. My man married Hannah in 1817 at St Martins. Hannah was born in 1796, but I don't have her date or place of death.
 
Many thanks

[Ratty2]

William Withers and Hannah Clayton also had a daughter in 1829, named Elizabeth and another named Ellen in 1833.
Cheers

[Kay99]

This looks like the William Withers in the Newspaper article born 1802 so too young to be yours https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QGDK-98NB

Kay

[Ratty2]

Thanks Kay,
Claifies the entries
Cheers