Address

[Suze B]

Hello,

Can anyone help me read this address?



Thanks so much,

Susan

[Peppie]

IS that off a census page or cert? what parish/county is is supposed to be in?

[Suze B]

It's from the 1901 census in Marylebone, London.

[keldon]

What is the census reference? That may help us identify the street.
It could be Castle Street East, which is now known as Eastcastle Street.

[Suze B]

It says RG12/89 at the bottom - is that the right thing?

[KiteRunner]

If you look at the "description of enumeration district" then it may have the street names written more clearly.

[keldon]

There should be a Folio and a Page number as well, the name of the person would help as well.

[keldon]

Yes, it's Castle Street East.
Class: RG12; Piece: 89; Folio 90; Page 21;
This pub is on the same page and the street name is a lot clearer for that entry.

http://deadpubs.co.uk/LondonPubs/Marylebone/MarquisGranby.shtml

The description of the the Enumeration District confirms it.

Hope this helps.

[Suze B]

Thanks everyone so much for your help, I really appreciate it.

[Suze B]

I know that this will probably seem a very silly question to most of you, but where would I find out the list of streets in each enumeration district? I didn't know you could do this (still so much to learn!).

Thanks

[Night Owl]

I know that this will probably seem a very silly question to most of you, but where would I find out the list of streets in each enumeration district? I didn't know you could do this (still so much to learn!).

Thanks

If you look at the actual image of that census, above the image is a line that says

"You are here - search - census - .................. All Souls - District 4"

If you click on the All Souls you should get a list of the districts in All Souls. You can then click on "View description of enumeration district" for District 4

Jackie

[Suze B]

Is that on Ancestry? My membership ran out and I'm feeling skint at the moment but looks like I might have to re-invest.....

Thanks

[Night Owl]

Yes sorry it is on Ancestry. I don't know if there are any other sites that have those pages.

Jackie