60 Hope Street Liverpool

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In 1891 John Bond 64 occ Pianoforte Dealer b Middlesex
Elizabeth 62 b Camden Town
with Grandchildren at Hope Street, Liverpool
Census ref RG12/2925/124/13

In 1881 at 84, Falkner Street, Liverpool
Finding it difficult to locate 60 pre 1891?
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[ShaunJ]

Per the 1881 directory the occupier then was one Astrup Cariss.

[ShaunJ]

Yes Astrup Cariss, chartered accountant, was there in the 1881 census.

[ShaunJ]

In 1871, it's John Molineux, retired professor of music

[ShaunJ]

In 1861, John Molineux, Professor of Music

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And in 1851 John Molyneux 67 occ Professor of Music at Hope Street
Census ref HO107/2182/419/53
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[ShaunJ]

But in 1851 John Molineux's place is number 22. I wonder if there was a renumbering in the 1850's.  He was at number 60 by 1857 when he advertised his Academy there.

The 1853 directory lists John Molineux, music academy. at 22 Hope Street.

[ShaunJ]

Looking at the newspaper ads for Molineux's academy, it was numbered 22 in January 1856 and 60 in July 1857.

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In 1841 was a Margaret Hackney 45 occ Schoolmistress at 22, Hope Street
Census ref HO107/560/ 2/20/ 33
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