1299
- 1218: Flaxeye Farm in Stechford is mentioned.
- 1221: The manorial mill of King's Norton is recorded as being in the possession of Richard Clark.
- 1231: A manorial mill at Edgbaston is recorded.
- 1249: A ford over the River Cole is recorded.
- 1250: A road from Birmingham to Saltley and Castle Bromwich is recorded in a deed.
- 1250: William de Birmingham is granted permission to hold a four day fair in Birmingham during Ascensiontide annually.
- 1260: Summer Lane, a road leading to Perry and Walsall, is recorded.
- 1263: A church is documented at the site of the current St. Martin's Church.
- 1273: Several mills are recorded to be in existence in Northfield.
- 1276: Crossing of the River Rea at Deritend is reported.
- 1282: Two roads are mentioned as passing through Yardley and converging at Deritend Bridge.
- 1290: A lane crossing the River Tame at Salford Bridge leading in the direction of Erdington and Sutton Coldfield is mentioned.
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