does anyone know about the history of Catharine Street - I'm trying to find it on censuses before 1901, but the bit between Canning St and Blackburne Place doesn't seem to show up. Maybe it was renumbered?
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does anyone know about the history of Catharine Street - I'm trying to find it on censuses before 1901, but the bit between Canning St and Blackburne Place doesn't seem to show up. Maybe it was renumbered?
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Best check local directories to see what parts of the street were built when. I would suspect it was largely built by the 1860s to 1870s
http://www.historicaldirectories.org/hd/
Incidentally, the street was named after the wife of its original Welsh builder, William Jones.
In 1906 it is clearly there, with the Wapping Tunnel running under it: It was laid out around the 1840s If I recall correctly:
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It was built by a Welsh builder who named it after his mother Catharine.
Didn't Know you are that old. LOLIn 1906 it is clearly there, with the Wapping Tunnel running under it: It was laid out around the 1840s If I recall correctly:
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Thanks chaps. It's more the street numbers I'm after as our house appears in the 1901 census but not before but it was definitely built in the mid C19.
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