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[Grant45]

Hello Val
       Here are some entries from the Newcastle Electoral Registers between 1900 and 1946 for 76 and 24 Brighton Grove

1900/1
24  NICHOLLS ELIZABETH ANN
76 OLIVER JANE ELEANOR

1910
24 FENWICK JOSEPH
76 no entry

1920
24 FENWICK ELIZA BATHIA
     FENWICK JOSEPH HENRY
76 HILLARD ABRAHAM
     HILLARD ETHEL ANNIE

1933/4
24 BOWES HORACE ARTHUR
     BOWES ADA SARAH
76 HUDSON JOHN NATHAN
     HUDSON RUTH HANNAH
     HUDSON NOREEN EMMA

1946
24 THOMPSON HARRY E
     THOMPSON MARY
     THOMPSONFREDERICK G
     STRICKLAND DOREEN M
76 AYRES JOHN
     DUNN GEORGE ROBERT
     GELDARD JAMES PERCY
     GELDARD ELLEN ROSE
     LOWERY EMMA
     GOWLING ALAN R

                                   Grant

[David Carr]

Hi Grant, I see you have searched for addresses before. Any chance of looking at the Newcastle Electoral Register for 144 Harbottle Street. Newcastle upon Tyne. For the year 1908. The address is on my grandfathers marriage certificate and wondered who else lived there please. Have found other houses in Harbottle Street in the 1881 census but not number 144. Any help or guidance would be appreciated.
Regards Dave.

[Grant45]

Hello Dave
     The 1907/8 and 1909/10 Wards Directory for Newcastle give Mrs M Wishart for 144 Harbottle Street , and the 1907/8 Newcastle Roll of Citizens lists Margaret Wishart.

                                           Grant

[David Carr]

Hi Grant, thanks for looking. I managed to find the address in the 1901 Census and no Carr's were living there then but they did have lodgers. Might have been lodging at the time of his wedding. Also see Carr is one of the names you are researching are they from Newcastle?
thanks again David.

[Grant45]

Hello Dave
          144 Harbottle Street was described in the Roll of citizens as just "House" where all the others were " Dwelling House" maybe that was because it was a lodging house .
         The Carrs I have I have since discovered were actually Kerrs the parents coming from Ireland originally and moving to Glasgow then to South Shields where the name was anglicised to Carr
                                                     Grant

[David Carr]

Grant, thanks for the info. It looks like a lodging house as in the 1901 Census Mrs Wishart is living there with her family and three lodgers all who worked on the railway.
David