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Topic: Wye street Middlesbrough 1911 Census (Read 952 times)
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O1dgobbo
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Hi
According to Kelly's Directory N & E Ridings 1913 Part 1 it lies between 160 and 172 Alwyn Terrace in Middlesbrough (page 208). You can see this by searching
http://www.historicaldirectories.org
Good luck
Gobbo
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posteria
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Hello
On the 1911 Census Search page select the "Place" tab. Then, if you enter "Wye" in the "Street" box and "Yorkshire North Riding" in the "County" box and "Middlesbrough" in the "Residential place" box and click the "Search" button there should be 43 hits for Wye Street.
posteria
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O1dgobbo
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Whoops - now my sight is failing!
From the 1913 Kelly's Wye Street, Middlesbrough seems to cross
Albyn Terrace at 160-172 and
Primrose Terrace at 177-189.
Unfortunately none of these streets appear in Middlesbrough on the modern streetmap and I do not seem to be able to find any early maps of Middlesbrough on the web.
Sorry to be so unhelpful
Gobbo
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Aberdeenshire - Chalmers, Crocker, Dalrymple, Kelman
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NE England - Harland, Hasted, Heaviside, Longridge, Thompson
SE England - Drawbridge, Hall, Hayward, Howard, Newell, Seward, Slade, Smith
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O1dgobbo
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Thank you Posteria and well done. That looks like it and I think it is in North Ormesby. Now I cannot see Primrose Terrace or Albyn Terrace so I better apologise for being quite confusing.
The area seems to have been heavily redeveloped - Borough Road and Marton Road still follow the previous line but Grange Road had developed some wriggles and the area of Wye Road now has a completely different layout.
All the best
Gobbo
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Aberdeenshire - Chalmers, Crocker, Dalrymple, Kelman
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Filiem
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Hello there, just noticed this thread,
I live really close to this area, there is a remaining terrace on the Borough Road/Marton Road crossroads, which borders Severn Street. If you like I could check it out for you and see if any signage for Wye Street remains?
Em
*** Edit*** forgot to add, I have a camera so if you want any photos of the area as it is now, I can help with that too
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***INKLE, INKLES, INCKLE (and variants)***- anywhere
CARR - Durham, Northumberland
CHARLTON - Durham
DUNNIGAN - Middlesbrough
HUNTER - Durham
KINLIN - Middlesbrough, Lancashire?
MALLOWES - Yorkshire, Norfolk, Suffolk
MOORE - Middlesbrough, North Riding Yorkshire
TOWERS - Yorkshire, Leicestershire
WRIGGLESWORTH - Durham
General Middlesbrough history esp. Irish community 1800s
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Filiem
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Hello,
OK I just popped over for you. There are Wye Street signs on both sides of the terrace on the junction with Borough Road  Alas they are not the original signs, they are white plastic ones which must cover the originals.
An original sign for Avon Street (the next street up) remains however,so I could get a photo of that so you would know the style of the Wye Street sign would have looked like?
Wye Street is now just a gap in the Borough Road terrace, they have blocked it off from traffic using a tree and some fencing, you can walk down it however to access the new housing estate (St John's Gate) behind it.
If you want any photos just let me know and I'll take my camera down there (I left the house with out it today, sorry).
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« Last Edit: Saturday 04 April 09 17:21 UTC (UK) by Filiem »
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***INKLE, INKLES, INCKLE (and variants)***- anywhere
CARR - Durham, Northumberland
CHARLTON - Durham
DUNNIGAN - Middlesbrough
HUNTER - Durham
KINLIN - Middlesbrough, Lancashire?
MALLOWES - Yorkshire, Norfolk, Suffolk
MOORE - Middlesbrough, North Riding Yorkshire
TOWERS - Yorkshire, Leicestershire
WRIGGLESWORTH - Durham
General Middlesbrough history esp. Irish community 1800s
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miagre1
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Hi all,
I too have been looking at this area, once known as the "Rivers Estate". Can anyone help me with the where abouts of Primrose Terrace? I think it could have been in this locality.
Many thanks,
Ann
PS. Middlesbrough Archives may have some old pics
Hi Ann,
Primrose Tce, was a part of Grange Road by 1928
George
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Found it. The area has beeen redeveloped but outer set of houses still there so signage may still be in place. thanks for that.
Wye_St_Mbro.jpg