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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Lancashire => England => Lancashire Lookup Offers => Topic started by: 0rinoco on Saturday 17 May 08 21:37 BST (UK)
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I have now put a large-scale street map of Manchester and Salford (1857) which I possess, on line. It can be found here:
http://www.artus-familyhistory.com/Manchester%201857/Manchester%201857.html
I hope soon to be putting up an early street plan of Liverpool.
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Nice one! :D :D
Barbara
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Brill, isn't is Barbara ;D Anything free put me down for two
Migky ;)
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Hi
Just what I needed! Pendleton at this date. I can see how our family started out on these threets before moving on.
Thank you!
Emms
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Hello Orinoco
You must be a mind reader . My family originate from Ardwick and I had planned to visit the Manchester and Lancashire FHS to buy a map of the area . I have found many of the streets where they used to live and along with the Manchester Local Images I can now get a good idea of the area.
Strange though , when I go to pick anyone up from Piccadilly station , I always park in the Travis Street / Fairfield Road area . I see from the map that Cross Street is there and that looks like exactly the place where I park .
My gt. gt. grandma was a shopkeeper in the 1843 trade directory and the shop I believe was on Cross Street . She was also shown on the 1841 census as living on Cross Street .
I was lucky to get a 1902 photo of what I believe was the shop from the local images section , so everytime I park up there now I will be thinking about that .
Strange old world we live in............spooky but strange !
Thanks for taking the time to do the map .
Eric
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Thank you, Orinoco.
I can see Crowther Street, Salford, on your map, where my family lived in the 1850s and early 1860s. Also the cattle market, which is interesting, because my 3x great-grandfather was a butcher. You are very lucky to have a fantastic map like this.
Edwina
South Wales
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Brilliant work once again Orinoco. That is a great map the 1922 of Manchester
Migky ;)
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Thanks to all for the compliments. Just nice to be able to put something back into the Rootschat site.