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"Peter de Bermingham" is implied to be the source from which the name of the city of Birmingham was derived. Yet in Digbeth "Beorma" is mentioned. Which is it? Can anyone provide some clarification? --Sasoriza 23:21, 21 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

I have added a few words to hopefully reduce that implication. Obviously the name Peter of Bermingham defines which came first. Oosoom ^{Talk to me} 10:42, 22 July 2006 (UTC)[reply]

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Etymolgy[edit]

The etymology shown does not seem very plausible. Perhaps a Brittonic source should be considered. ^[1]

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^ https://www.stonnall-history-group.org.uk/articles/Echoes_from_the_Past.html

[1] ttps://www.stonnall-history-group.org.uk/articles/Echoes_from_the_Past.html

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