Hi, Does anyone have any advice on where to search for the occupants of a property in 1921?
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Hi, Does anyone have any advice on where to search for the occupants of a property in 1921?
Hi Lelly, are you trying to find the occupants of a specific address in 1921? ie: who lived at the address?
Daz
No. 1921? My but that must be one long road. ;)
Liverpool Records Office for sure but it's closed down for some time now for renovations.
Hi Daz
Yes was trying to trace occupants of 2 Medlock St in Kirkdale- shows up on a birth certificate but tried to back track to 1911 census in case it gave clues but number 2 doesnt show up for that street then *help*
trying to trace a date of birth for a resident there noted on the birth certificate so I can backtrack further
are you a member of ancestry or similar ?, if
so search there
Here's the house....
http://www.kirkdaleonline.co.uk/Hist...%20Street2.jpg
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Whoever submitted that photo might know? have you tied that site? ie www.kirkdaleonline.co.uk
Hi lelly,
2 Medlock Street doesn't appear on my 1970 map. It shows the even numbers starting with 6 Medlock. My first thought was that the developer had knocked through the walls of numbers 2, 4, & 6 to create a larger dwelling and perhaps just kept number 6 for the new address? I'm now wondering whether this was likely as the plot still seems too small to have fitted three properties on it originally?
See attached.
This is notouriously,it happened quite a lot before and after the warwere houses were knocked down due to their condition or just basically walls collapsed with a view to demolishing them if the need arised.Quote:
2 Medlock Street doesn't appear on my 1970 map.
Tuebrooks Silverdale avenue,Hillbury Avenue and the next street all had their lower numbered house demolished hence why you can see waste ground in their place.
Hi Lelly,
The only time No 2 Medlock St shows up for the 1st time is on the 1881 census, the tenant then was a Matthew Carruthers who was a joiner by trade and a keeper of sweet shop and dairyman, maybe it was a slip of the registrars hand regarding the door No
Regards
Dot
double post again, sorry.
Thanks everyone... I wonder if a house could have been turned into a flat and renumbered as no. 2? Its defo no 2 on the birth certificate
9Whats the probabilty the map numbers are wrong on that sideof the road??
And what about that oller on the opposite side,Daz
We need a Gore's or Kelly's Street directory for 1921, or close to, to see what's listed? Here's the map from 1927 [as close as I could get to 1921]. Notice numbers 6 & 8 are recorded as one property [LRO].
Attachment 18170
Less likely George...the numbering is consistent on maps of different years. Here's the one for 1954 [LRO]
Attachment 18169
Gore's Street Directory, 1900
Elizabeth B. ['Elizabeth' is the surname, so could be male or female?] who is a chandler by trade lives at 2 Medlock Street, in 1900. Next door at number 4 Medlock Street was Thomas H. Flawn who was a boot & shoemaker.
[See attachment below]
Attachment 18171
I suggest you put a post into the Gores/ Kelly look-up thread. Someone may have access to a directory around 1921.
1894 drirectory for Medlock St ( top left of jpg )
Mart
She's looking for number 2,Mart
Thanks to all for taking the time to look :)
I don't get this...why does it say " Here is Rumney Road East side "
Rumney Road is the last reference on the West side directory, then it goes on to the East, as Mart said.
2 Medlock Street must be the corner building shown on you earlier photo George, facing the back-entry/ jigger. I think that 2, 4 & 6 were later knocked through as one structure, and by 1954/55 map is recorded as just 6 Medlock. All property south of the back-entry belong to the houses fronting Westminster Road.
http://i861.photobucket.com/albums/a...edlock10-2.jpg
When a street has another running across it, its gets a mention in the directory
e.g.
1 high st
3 high st
5 hight st
7 high st
low st
9 high st
11 high st
etc