24 Ruthin Street, Liverpool

[HistoricalGenealogy]

I think the dates after the names are the years they were resident at the address, not their birth and death. 

Yes

All those ‘residents’ seem to be children who died young,  except for John Pinnington
How did you come by that list?
It makes me think it is an institution of some sort.

The dates are when they resided, not children…

[mckha489]

I think the dates after the names are the years they were resident at the address, not their birth and death. 

Yes

All those ‘residents’ seem to be children who died young,  except for John Pinnington
How did you come by that list?
It makes me think it is an institution of some sort.

The dates are when they resided, not children…

So how have you generated that list?
In 1921 there are 9 Pinningtons, only one of whom is on your list

[HistoricalGenealogy]

I think the dates after the names are the years they were resident at the address, not their birth and death. 

Yes

All those ‘residents’ seem to be children who died young,  except for John Pinnington
How did you come by that list?
It makes me think it is an institution of some sort.

The dates are when they resided, not children…

So how have you generated that list?

I used Liverpool’s Electoral Registers.

[mckha489]

Ok, so what is your purpose in researching the address?

[jonw65]

On the 1939 Register, John Pinnington born 1889, Agnes born 1886

Shortly after, one of the Pinningtons, Agnes junior, married  Haakon T. Kasch

[HistoricalGenealogy]

Ok, so what is your purpose in researching the address?

I’m just curious… Do have any more questions??? 

[HistoricalGenealogy]

On the 1939 Register, John Pinnington born 1889, Agnes born 1886

Shortly after, one of the Pinningtons, Agnes junior, married  Haakon T. Kasch

Oh, that’s helpful. That explains why there is a Haakon T. Kasch

[HistoricalGenealogy]

I think the dates after the names are the years they were resident at the address, not their birth and death. 

Yes

All those ‘residents’ seem to be children who died young,  except for John Pinnington
How did you come by that list?
It makes me think it is an institution of some sort.

The dates are when they resided, not children…

In 1921 there are 9 Pinningtons, only one of whom is on your list

Because he is the head of the Family. You’re starting to annoy me. Thank you.

[LizzieL]

I am currently researching 24 Ruthin Street. I believe they have changed the name of the street.

I came across a newspaper report from Liverpool Echo dated  19 June 1978.
Mrs Florence Webb and her daughter Linda from California came to Liverpool to trace Mrs Webb's Aunt Annie, last known to live in Ruthin Street. But they found the street had disappeared in a clearance project some years earlier. The article says they found a Ruthin Walk a terrace of new houses, but it doesn't say whether that was actually on the site of the old Ruthin Street.