Addington Square, Camberwell, name 1848 ?

[Lilli Emilia]

Just to be sure: the name of the Addington Square (Southwark, Camberwell) was Addington Place in the 1840ties (and maybe earlier and later)? I found it so in baptism registers.
N°. 10 was the House where a relative lived with his family in that time.
Tanks very much
Gisela

[Copper1]

Do you want the co-ordinates for both 1841 & 1851 census?

Addington Square features both times in the street indexes.

[maddys52]

Hello Gisela and welcome to RootsChat.

Certainly Addington Place was on the corner of Camberwell Road, and still called Addington Place in 1842 Robsons Street Directory
https://londonwiki.co.uk/streets1832/CamberwellRoad.shtml

Addington Place and Addington Square show here on this 1830s map (takes a little while to load on my computer)
https://www.theundergroundmap.com/map.html?id=858529&lat=51.48201088626305&long=-0.09603504214225735&zoom=17&mapyear=1830&qtitle=Near%C2%A0Camberwell&qtext=Latitude:%C2%A051.482011,%C2%A0Longitude:%C2%A0-0.096035

[Lilli Emilia]

Thank you so much!

@ Copper1: coordinates would be fine. I could find Addington Square on the map, but not exactly Addington Place

@maddys52: I just wandered around through old London along the streets on the map of your link. Great! and found Addington Square.

William/Wilhelm Hartz, a brother of my GG Grandmother came to London in 1841 as a merchant, was married to Martha Day of Maidstone in 1846. They had baptised their first child Julius William 1847 living at 10 Addington Place. Next 2 children the same until 1851. There are more children, but no parish register entries for them as far as FS and Ancestry offer them. But I think I got them all with help of funeral registers, censuses and wills.
I found a photo of a pouse of today at 10 Addington Square, but I am not sure if it is the one those Persons lived in.

Thanks a lot again
Gisela