Date:1800 - 1899 (c.)
Description:Osler Street is named after the family buried at this grave at the General Cemetery - known as Key Hill. Abraham Follett Osler (1808-1903) built up the family glass firm, which in 1851 took prime position in the Great Exhibition at Crystal Palace. The gravestone commemorates: Edith Osler, Florence Emily Osler, Edith Mary Osler, Alice Follett Osler - all daughters of Abraham and Mary Follett Osler. Below them on the sotne are listed Mary and Abraham Follett Osler.
The timeline shows resources around this location over a number of years.
Alfred Bird manufactured and sold custard and baking powder from his chemist's shop ...
The grave of Joseph Chamberlain (1836-1914) is located in Keyhill Cemetery in Birmingham. ...
From a distance it might have looked like a typical funeral. A small group of mourners ...
The two Clibbery brothers are buried here in Keyhill Cemetery. Part of the monument ...
Alfred Smith lived in Ladywood with his wife Florence. He was number 1164124 and ...
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