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Topic: Does anyone want a look up L,Pool Directories 1839/41/45 (Read 3365 times)
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celia
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If so let me know as i have an early 1800 look up to do.
Numerical Directory of streets and name of occupier(house holder only)
Professions with Names & addresses
Celia
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celia
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Hi Shaun
It will be at the weekend when i can go,The directories start at the earliest Liverpool ones 1766 1796 then through to 1899 so plenty of choice for more direct search.
Celia
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Hi I'm looking for Thomas King Chemist living in Brownlow Hill
from 1840. Sorry don't know exact address but think it was near workhouse.
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erika
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Hi duckweed
Hope Celia doesn't mind, but I've just been looking at my 1843 directory and have found a Thomas King at 140 Brownlow Hill. He is listed as a druggist and chemist.
Cheers
Erika 
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owen-liverpool, wrexham, shropshire
griffiths-liverpool, cheshire
campbell-liverpool,coatbridge, glasgow, renfrewshire
milne-glasgow
bruce-?scotland
graves-london,walthamstow,essex
ewers-essex,maldon,little baddow
royce-essex,woodham mortimer/walter
gissing-london
milward-london
plumridge-surrey,london,nottingham
breeze or breese- llanbrynmair,london
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Thanks I thought he was that kind of Chemist but wasn't sure as he could have been a Brewers Chemist as the rest of the family were in the Wine and brewing trade but the word Druggist confirms what kind he was. Once again thanks.
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celia
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No i don't mind Erika,if you have a book it's very quick to look things up.It takes ages on films(that includes the waiting to get served in some establishments;D.)No one has the full set of directories.Every library has part of a set 
Celia
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HI Celia
Could you look for a Bigland Grundy I have his address as BRIDGE WATER STREET LIVERPOOL in January 1841 he gives that as his address on his daughters Birth Certificate. Although his wife and family were living in Willaston Wirral,His occupation was a Steam Engineer, I would be interested in any other occupants if it lists them.
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Pughy
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celia
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Hi Pughy
are still on the Bigland trail  if a street name is looked up it only gives the House Holders name not all the occupants
I will look under Bigland Grundy first under Surname that gives Address & occupation.If i look at various years i can track him down.Then hopfully find who was the House holder of the address was.
Celia
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celia
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Shaun
i have an apology to make ::)When i went out to do the lookups,I didn't pick up your post (which i print out) and which was with the others on my desk.Ready to go in my clip file,i didn't realize till i opened my file,that i didn't have it.I didn't pick it up with the papers,i am very sorry bout that .As the archives are only open at the weekends,i will do your lookup next week.Do you have a particular year you want?
Celia
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Pughy
Apart from a good lookup for the Irish board,It hasn't been my day today for the directories ::)Apart from leaving Shaun's request behind.I was looking through the 1841 Liverpool directory under Streets.When i realized it wasn't possible to find out who lives in Bridgewater Street.Because when i checked your post for the house number i wanted there wasn't one ::)and i never asked you for it ::)There were 90 houses in Bridgewater St,Presumably off James St. Any chance of you giving me a number
Celia
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