COMPLETED, BIG THANK YOU .1901 census for Lincoln. name of Marsh

[Geoff-E]

The marriage is on LDS http://tinyurl.com/ygjvfsm

1889 at St Swithins
Charles Edward MARSH (24 son of Thomas) to Elizabeth LANSDALL (20, dau of Thomas)

[Eilleen]

Thank you Geoff,

While your here 

do you know where Bridge stret, Lincoln was in about 1900,

I feel it may have been near where Pelham bridge is now 

Eilleen

[Geoff-E]

Thank you Geoff,

While your here 

do you know where Bridge stret, Lincoln was in about 1900,

I feel it may have been near where Pelham bridge is now 

Eilleen

I'm afraid your female intuition failed you on this occasion 

See here http://tinyurl.com/yk4cocr

It was a short street, the last one before the railway, running due north from the riverside.  If it had been a through street, it would have gone through to Claremont St ... but it stopped short of Cannon St.

If you go to http://www.old-maps.co.uk/IndexMapPage2.aspx and look for Lincoln, you will see the position (but not the name) of the street.  The 1907 map shows it clearly ... it must have got its name from the railway bridge.

[Eilleen]

Geoff , spot on 

I had looked at my 1907 map, and not seen it  and its marked 

I have just been talking to my Great Aunt,and she said" off shoots of this family ran a pub down there for years, "   maybe they liked the area so much 

I should have guess correctly had I know a pub was involved somewhere 

Eilleen.

[Eilleen]

Thank you all for your help,   

Eilleen.