What's the address?

[Hazel17]

This is a burial from 1807. Helpfully the vicar was adding in occupations and addresses as he was recording the burials but what does it say after Sophia daughter of Charlotte Crossman? Looks to me like Pashfields Rents but that sounds like neither an address or occupation. I'm figuring seeing as Charlotte is a single mother that it likely to be an address not occupation.

If anyone wants a clearer image I found the burial in the London parish records on ancestry.

[JenB]

It seems it was a street name.
There is a reference to it in Google Books http://www.rootschat.com/links/0a78/

Jennifer

[Hazel17]

Thanks Jennifer.    Strange address but it is there on that link so it must be what it looks like.

[patrish]

"Rents" was used quite commonly on addresses on the census's as well.

[avm228]

"Rents" addresses still exist - e.g. Chichester Rents, off Chancery Lane (London).

[Hazel17]

You learn something new everyday. Thanks Patrish and avm