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I was wondering if anyone can give me some pointers.
It appears that ancestors had a shop at 210 Old Palace Road, Norwich, which my Mum remembers visiting as a child maybe during the 2WW, and being allowed to help out. Sadly the building is no longer there so I don't even have a photo of it. I would love to find out how long it was a shop for and how long our family were there.
I've checked the 1911 census and have found the Tyrrell family there and also in 1901. However not in 1891 and 1881. How can I do a street search for those and the previous census, or do I have to take another route?
I would be most grateful for any suggestions. Thankyou

Thanks, Groom. I will take a look.

I have come to the conclusion that maybe, just maybe I should just stop this family history lark as I just keep getting more unanswered questions.
This week I have looked through a box saved from my in-laws before the house clearance men went in. In the box were a bible and two prayer books. The prayer books given to my Father in law from Cousin Anne, one dated 1954 and the other one had belonged to Anne's mother Aunt Rose and the bible, given to an Alice Cox from a Miss Writer dated 1877. Alice had then written her name and address, 21 Asenby Square, Lindhurst Road, Peckham in the back. The name Cox was my father in laws mother's maiden name but I have no sign of an Alice in the tree, and as for Anne and Aunt Rose, I just know know where they fit in.

I could scream......................I am trying to fit distant relations onto my husbands tree as we have found some old certificates while going through his parents paperwork, and am finding it hard to fit in names and people.
One group in particular.
We went to a wedding in the early 90s in Hertfordshire The bride was a distant relation of my husband who now cannot remember her first name, just that she was one of three sisters.  We went in substitute for my in-laws who have now both passed away, as they were unable to go. I know the name of the Church and the brides surname but cannot find it listed on ancestry or find my past.

Aaaaagh!! Sorry i just needed to let off steam!!

Can anyone help, please. A few weeks ago I stumbled across a TV programme about the descendants of three sisters in London.  They had been interviewed in the 19th century and their life stories were told by their descendants living today in England and Australia. At the end all living descendants met up. After the programme the announcer said there would be more episodes. But I cannot remember what it was called or what channel it was on to be able to find it on catch up. Did anyone else see it.