Street Location

[Reyz]

Hi

'Just in case'  

1891 Census

10 MARIGOLD Place   Bermondsey, Southwark.  Parish of St Crispin.    375  page 25  99a.

Two families called COLLETT both Heads Dock Labourers.

 

Reyz.

[carol8353]

Abie

You would not be allowed to post the whole census form- copyright issues.
I just thought you could post the small section where the address is written.
However if you are happy that's what it says all well and good.
It was just a suggestion incase the writing wasn't all that clear.
Just seems odd that no one can find it doesn't it?

Carol

[JenB]

Could it possibly be Hargrave rather than Margrave?
There is a Hargrave Square listed in Bermondsey in the 1901 Census.

In the 1891 census there is a Hargreave Square and a Hargreave Place in Bermondsey.

[coombs]

Hi

Yes an H could be easily mistaken for an M even though they look different. Hargrave sounds more likely.

Ben

[Reyz]

Think JenB might be on to something ..

1891
 
Bermondsey, Parish of St Mary Magdelen.  371  p50  71b.

10 HARGRAVE Place

CARTER and
TRARNER?.

Does not seem to far from Weston Street?


Reyz.

[coombs]

Hi

From the 1891 London street listings.

Hargreave Place, Leather Market, ST OLAVE SOUTHWARK. Leather Market is in Bermondsey.

Ben

[JenB]

Hargreave Square and Hargreave Place are also both mentioned in Booths Poverty Map of London  http://booth.lse.ac.uk/cgi-bin/do.pl?sub=search_catalogue_pages&arg0=hargreave&arg1=and

[ShaunJ]

Searching the 1911, I can find  9 Hargreave Place, Rothsay Street, St Olave; and numbers 7, 8, 11, 12 and 13 Hargrave Place, St Olave. Nothing for Margrave Place.

Looks like it was probably pronounced 'Hargrave' but officially spelt 'Hargreave'. 

[Flakdodger]

In 1911, a family member was living at 12 Hargeave Square, and the address is clerly written on the form as that.