1930 Address lookup - Cherwell Terrace

[theldb]

Hello,
I have reason to believe I have family members who used to live in Cherwell Terrace in Banbury, Oxfordshire which I am told now no longer exists.
Their address as of January 1930 was 13 Cherwell Terrace.
Can anyone please help me to access the electroral register from that period in order to find out when the family left Cherwell Terrace, and who was living at that address from 1930 onwards.
The adults names were I believe Thomas and Elsie Callow, and I know they had at least one son, John.

Any assistance anyone can offer would be a massive help,

Thanks in advance,

Lucas

[Foz]

Hi Lucas,

In 1934, at number 13, Cherwell Terrace, lived Henry William Bleach, and at number 16 lived a Mrs. Callow.

In 1940, at number 13 was a Mrs Chandler, and at number 16 was Harold George Ewers.

I hope this helps. 

Regards
Foz

[theldb]

Thanks a lot for that Foz,
Unfortunately if there are no Callows there in 1934 then it looks like the trail is cooling down somewhat.

[Foz]

Hi again,

I just happened to come across this info, although you may have already got it.

1901 Household transcription for 16, Cherwell Terrace, (Neithrop), Banbury.

James Callow.         aged 56.    born 1845 Banbury.     Stone breaker
Annie E.      wife.     aged 36.    born 1865 Aynho, Northants
Ellen M.       dau      aged 12.    born 1889 Banbury
William I.     son      aged 10.    born 1891 Banbury
Thomas G.  son       aged 8.      born 1893 Banbury
Emily D.      dau      aged 5.      born 1896 Banbury 
Alice L.        dau      aged 3.      born 1898 Banbury
Arthur R.     son       aged 2 months.  born 1901 Banbury
Laura E.      Sister    aged 23.    born 1878 Souldern, Oxon.  Paper Box Maker

Regards
Foz

[theldb]

Hello,
I have seen that before thanks
It's the desendants of Thomas G Callow i'm interested in and as I said before, on his sons baptism in January 1930 they were down at 13.
Alice L Callow later married someone by the name of Bleach and I have spoken to her son personally, though he doesnt know what happened to the rest of the family or that his mother had brothers, hence the problem.