Census Look Up For A Specific Address Please

[March-Hare]

Can anyone tell me about the use and occupants of 53 Lower Hall Lane, Walsall on each available census please? Thank you in advance

[Baldric]

Duplicate

https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/History/Question1577648.html

[CrapAtCryptics]

7 seperate census from 1840, did that address even exist on the earlier ones. May I suggest a month free trial subscription to ancestry.

[237SJ]

I might be wrong but I don't think you can look up details by address. I think it has to be by name.

[March-Hare]

Thanks for trying ... apologies for duplicate question too

[tonyav]

I have a feeling that the address will be a shop, I know Lower Hall lane it's almost town centre. Pretty close to the market in Digbeth
( I am a Walsall area lad, March-Hare ).

[Rose Maybud]

1901 - the Gluberman family
Joshua Gluberman born 1853 (birthplace Russia?) General Dealer Drapery, wife Line? Luise? Gluberman (1857), offspring Alice (1877), Annie (1879), Abram (1886), David (1889) and Rohana (1897 St Pancras, Middlesex)

[Rose Maybud]

1861 - William Wesley, harness maker, (born 1815 Wallsall), wife Elizabeth (1824 Walsall) and servant Lenora Jones (1845 Walsall)

[Rose Maybud]

1881 - Osbourn family. James Osbourn, currier, 1824 Walsall (as they all were), widower; offspring Clara J 1857, Harry 1862 sadler, Job 1865, Mary A 1867, Kate 1868 scholar, Joseph (lodger) 1834 groom.

[kvalidir]

Find My Past have a ' Search by address' facility, and you can do it on ancestry ( at least to the road and then scroll forwards or backwards til you get the right number' by typing the address into the keywords box. x

[Captain2]

.... 'A' (and) 'BORON' = B (chemical symbol)

sorry for first attempt

[Rose Maybud]

That's all that came up - perhaps nobody actually lived at the address on the other Census nights.

[Captain2]

Aplogies ^^^ wrong thread