Brighton Street in 1841

[Kath77]

Can anyone read the street name on this 1841 census please?

It's quite unusual to have had the street name noted, but I cannot work it out! My gx5 grandparents Friend and Elizabeth Paine are living at no.2. I think it's central Brighton in The Lanes area if that helps - later on they lived on Meeting House Lane and Poplar Place.

Thanks,
Katherine

[giggsycat]

Something Gardens?

[Wiggy]

I was wondering about something like Chinter Gardens   

 The first two letters look just like the beginning of Charlotte don't they?   

Chuters gardens?  

Wiggy

[giggsycat]

That crossed my mind as well Wiggy. Underneath is No 1 but I can't make out the rest.

[Girl Guide]

Well Find My Past has transcribed it as Chesters Gardens.

[Daisypetal]

I think it's Chesters Gardens.

That is mentioned in the description of the enumeration district on page 1 of the set of images at Ancestry,  I'm not sure how you find it at FindMyPast.  I can't figure out the rest though.

Daisy

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[Kath77]

Yes, I think Gardens. My first thought was also Clintons, but now i'm thinking Chuters or Chutens  as the second letter might be an h (looking at Charlotte), and the enumerator is quite good at dotting the i's...

[Wiggy]

Reckon you are right GG and Daisy! 

[JenB]

Chesters Gardens. As daisypetal says, it's clearly written as that in the description of the enumeration district.

Edit see reply #11