1901 census Sumner Street, Southwark

[philipsearching]

I have recently been given some notes of my late grandmother's (1899-1993) memories of Southwark in the early 1900s and am trying to tie her memories to actual evidence.  I have found an 1896 directory and a couple of other sources which confirm some data, but I would like to check if the 1901 census can fill in gaps.

Please could someone with access to the 1901 census let me know the householder/occupation for the low numbers in Sumner Street?

even numbers:
16 - Rumbles (confirmed)
12 or 14 - Williamson family (John, Eleanor, Charles, Eleanor)
12 - house
10 - Basford cats' meat (confirmed)
8 - Fitzgibbons shoemenders (confirmed)
6 - cigarette shop

odd  numbers
coffee shop
derelict pub
printing works - Amalgamated Press (confirmed)


many thanks
Philip

[rosie99]

No 2 Hat & Feathers Tavern - Frederick Monksfield -Publican

4 Fred Hayward - Coffee & Dining rooms keeper

6 Stephen O'Grady -Tailor

8 Patrick Fitzgibbons - Shoe maker

10 Charles W Basford - Purveyor of Horseflesh
also Jane Whitcroft - Shirt maker

12 Albert Nash - Iron Dresser
also John Williamson -Builders

14 Charles Simmonds - general shop keeper

16 William Lane - Helmet maker
also the Rumbles

[philipsearching]

Wow, that was quick!  Thank you so much
Philip