Addresses on death cirtificate for Hammersmith, London 1846 & 1872

[softly softly]

1871 census
St Peter Cottages, Hammersmith, Kensington, London & Middlesex, England

Was your Abraham Smith a retired Baker?

SS

[softly softly]

Info only, the last will and testament of Abraham Smith who died 1846 is available as an image to read and see on Anc*

SS

[AlanBoyd]

I've drawn a blank on Ebenezer Place. Looking at the enumerator's routes in 1851 and 1861 I think it was somewhere off King Street and between Hog Lane and The Creek on this map of 1870:

https://tinyurl.com/4m7vd68s

This is also slightly supported by the fact that on the tithe map of Hammersmith, 1845, the owner of a large garden plot in the area occupied by St Peter's National School on the map at the link is one Abraham Smith (although he is not the occupier).

Also, this is not the same Ebenezer Place as that mentioned in reply #2, which was in Camberwell. One thing that I have learned after trawling newspapers for clues is that there were several Ebenezer Places in London.

[cath151]

London Electoral registers have Abraham Smith 1838 to 1842 living at Ebenezer Place, Hammersmith.
Under "Street, Lane or other like place where the property is situate"  it states West End, Upper Mall and Bradmore.
Much later (1890s) there is an Abraham Smith living at 215 King Street West, St Peters district.
Cathy

[Kay99]

I've drawn a blank on Ebenezer Place. Looking at the enumerator's routes in 1851 and 1861 I think it was somewhere off King Street and between Hog Lane and The Creek on this map of 1870:

https://tinyurl.com/4m7vd68s

This is also slightly supported by the fact that on the tithe map of Hammersmith, 1845, the owner of a large garden plot in the area occupied by St Peter's National School on the map at the link is one Abraham Smith (although he is not the occupier).

Also, this is not the same Ebenezer Place as that mentioned in reply #2, which was in Camberwell. One thing that I have learned after trawling newspapers for clues is that there were several Ebenezer Places in London.

Agree - Interesting to see that Ebenezer Chapel was to the north of King Street West https://maps.nls.uk/view/229950008#zoom=5&lat=1387&lon=8980&layers=BT

Kay

[Macj99]

hello softley softley,
you have been very helpful with your information- thank you
you asked if Abraham was a retired baker - yes- father and son were bakers- they had the bakery in Kings st, Hammersmith.