Hello Gerald, Thanks for getting in touch. It says in the 1901 census, William Henry was aged 18, he was a 'MACHINIST AMMUNITION BULLET (MAKING)' and his estimated year of birth was 1883.
His residence then is listed as 'residence note' Reginald Road, Aston.
I believe his father was William B Brindle (then aged 43) and his mother was Mary R Brindle (aged 42).
William Hemry's brothers and sisters were named, Ada Brindle, Marion Brindle, Joseph Brindle, Arthur C Brindle, Walter T Brindle and Minnie F Brindle.
In the 1911 census he is listed as living at 3 Brighton Terrace Mount, ST Nechells, B'ham and was listed as a labourer. He was married to Mary (Maria). He received a war pension for 1914/18 War, Royal Regiment of Artillery (RH $ RFA) (Short Service Attestation). I don't know what he did after that. In the late 1950's he had diabetes and had to have a leg amputated. Thanks