What happened to No 66?

[saxonw.]

I have a marriage certificate showing the bride's address as 66  Great Jackson St . Hulme.Now in 1851 Census area 2t Hulme has 68  Great Jackson St on it.68 is uninhabited) and area 2n  p 48 has 46-64. The same thing happens in 1861 where area 44 has 66-96 only when you look at it there is only 68 to 96. and area 27 has up 2-64. What happened to No 66? I assume that in both censuses have a break there there is a road where 66 should be. Is there any one local to Manchester  or who access to the census areas who can confirm that this indeed is the case?

[SandraC]

Hi

How mysterious 

The other problem is that addresses of convenience were sometimes used for marriages, so the bride might not actually have lived there [even if the house existed]!

If you post the bride's details, we could look for her & her father on the filmed & unfilmed census returns & in the Trade Directories.

Good luck
SandraC

[saxonw.]

Her name is Mary Nolan/ Nowlan b circa  1833 in Ireland. Her father name is James but I think it quite likely she was in service.

[SandraC]

Hi

I can't find a Mary Nolan in Hulme 

A couple of possibles:

HO 107/2227 folio 91 pg 18
17 Cumberland Street, Manchester

Mary Nolan; ser; 13; house servant; Ireland

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HO 107/2232 folio 225 pg 26
18 Derby Street, Manchester

Mary Nolan; serv; unm; 19; servant; Ireland, Kildare

There are probably some others but I don't see any Nolan's on the unfilmed census for Hulme.

Sorry
SandraC