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London & Middlesex Completed Lookup Requests / Re: 1871/1881 census address
« on: Sunday 11 June 06 15:19 BST (UK) »
Hi Millerina,
Many thanks for your reply. Giving me the names of the next streets was very useful as I have a map of Victorian London and was able to see the Hill Street you referred to. Actually it is south of Hyde Park whereas the one I am after is East of Hyde Park.
I have had some luck now with the 1881 census as I found the Hill Street off Berkeley Square in a 1882 Post Office Directory online. Abraham Robarts, a banker, was living there and I already have him in the 1881 census in Lillingstone Darrell, Buckinghamshire and my GG Grandmother is there with him as a servant. By entering one of the neighbours, Emily Beaufort, dowager Duchess of 19 Hill Street, from the PO directory into Familysearch and working my way through the neighbours, I now have the 1881 census for 29 Hill Street. (RG11/96 f.75 p.27) The head (in brackets) of household is Richard Andrews, the butler and there are a few other staff which all ties in with the actual head of household being elsewhere. The address on the census is down as plain Hill Street, London, Middlesex, so no wonder it was difficult to find the right one!
If you have access to the 1871 census I would greatly appreciate if you could see if Abraham Robarts is living at 29 Hill Street then (or his staff!) The adjoining streets besides Berkeley Square are Farm St, Hayes Mews, John Street & Union Street. Neighbours in 1882 were
33 Samuel Charles Allsopp
31 Lord Rowton
27 Earl Roden
25 James Jenkinson Bibby
Thanks for your help,
Ceci
Many thanks for your reply. Giving me the names of the next streets was very useful as I have a map of Victorian London and was able to see the Hill Street you referred to. Actually it is south of Hyde Park whereas the one I am after is East of Hyde Park.
I have had some luck now with the 1881 census as I found the Hill Street off Berkeley Square in a 1882 Post Office Directory online. Abraham Robarts, a banker, was living there and I already have him in the 1881 census in Lillingstone Darrell, Buckinghamshire and my GG Grandmother is there with him as a servant. By entering one of the neighbours, Emily Beaufort, dowager Duchess of 19 Hill Street, from the PO directory into Familysearch and working my way through the neighbours, I now have the 1881 census for 29 Hill Street. (RG11/96 f.75 p.27) The head (in brackets) of household is Richard Andrews, the butler and there are a few other staff which all ties in with the actual head of household being elsewhere. The address on the census is down as plain Hill Street, London, Middlesex, so no wonder it was difficult to find the right one!
If you have access to the 1871 census I would greatly appreciate if you could see if Abraham Robarts is living at 29 Hill Street then (or his staff!) The adjoining streets besides Berkeley Square are Farm St, Hayes Mews, John Street & Union Street. Neighbours in 1882 were
33 Samuel Charles Allsopp
31 Lord Rowton
27 Earl Roden
25 James Jenkinson Bibby
Thanks for your help,
Ceci