I got both of mine through acquaintances.
Mandy can say where she got hers from.
I think they're on CD's.
Keep asking in second-hand bookshops, but expect to pay anything up to £75 for Victorian ones. (I see you're in Australia, but this advice is aimed for everybody).
Not that I know anything about eBay, but I suppose that will be the main source these days, but with the paper being very fragile, I wouldn't like to buy one by post (and they're so heavy, the postage must be costly).
Last edited by PhilipG; 07-10-2007 at 02:52 PM.
My Directories are on CD from archive CD books
http://www.rod-neep.co.uk/
1766 Liverpool's first ever directory
1796 Gore's Liverpool Directory
1821 Gore's Liverpool Directory
1843 Gore's Liverpool Directory
1860 Gore's Liverpool Directory
1881 Kelly's Directory of Liverpool
1911 Gore's Directory of Liverpool & Suburbs
1938 Kelly's (Gore's) Directory of Liverpool & Suburbs
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I don't know whether it's been mentioned, but toxteth.net have a large selection of extracts from directories going all the way back to 1821.
Bear in mind that it is only a selection, but all the main roads are covered, and some others.
http://www.toxteth.net/directories/index.htm
Last edited by PhilipG; 07-11-2007 at 11:26 AM.
Hiya Mandy ,
Please can i ask you to look up .
29 Irving St , Litherland , surname should be HINDLE , IN 1938 .
A friend is desperate to try & locate her siblings , as she was adopted .
This is her address on her birth cert ,
Does anyone know if this street is still standing or when it was demolished .
Thanks for any help
Karen
1936. John William Reid was at 29 Irving Street.
There were no Hindle's in Litherland
Irving Street is not listed in 1968, and doesn't exist now.
It was close to Seaforth & Litherland Station.
Last edited by PhilipG; 07-12-2007 at 01:12 AM.
Phil ,
Thanks for that , do you happen to know if Ruskin St & Irving St were close to each other ,
Karen x
Hi Phil ,
Thank you for your kind offer it's really appreciated , I'm a cumputer thicko , so if you scan it for me , where will i see it ,
Karen x
Karen.
Click on the thumbnail picture here.
Then click the picture to enlarge it.
If you want to save it to your computer, right click on the large picture.
The station in the top left is Seaforth & Litherland.
Last edited by PhilipG; 07-12-2007 at 11:14 AM.
Thanks Philip , I got it , I've just looked up on a recent A/Z & The surrounding streets are still standing , sods law that Irving st's gone , but thanks to you I can at least show her where she was born ,
Thanks again
Karen
Could you please look up my Great Grandparents, Sam and Sarah Cromwell?
Would be much appreciated.
Jim
can anyone do me a lookup for Reay & sons metal workers at 145 or 143 Islington I'm trying to see how long they were at that address as they were there in 1891 census & also in the 1960 phone book
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thanks
Mandy
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They were at 145 in 1936.
For 1968, 141 and 147 are listed, but not 145, and they're not in the Alphabetical section.
Thank you Phil
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