I am looking to find who lived at a specific address in 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871 & 1881 ................ and am struggling using all the methods I know to find the correct census pages on Ancestry. Can anyone point me in the right direction please?
lol jno! Yes, the house was definitely there in 1856 as I have documentary proof of this, so 1841 and 1851 may be a blank but 1861, 1871 & 1881 it would certainly have been occupied - rather grand house on the very edge of town ............. do you have Ancestry and could you perhaps looks it up for me in case I am getting something wrong please?
Also - I and TB15 are one and the same, I just used the wrong ID initially to post the question. Grateful for any help :-)
Jon, can I jump in here. Never knew you could do that. How would you find a specific street? Trying to find my husband's family house in 153 Newington Butts, in South London. Any help greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Yes Baldric - as explained at the end of my post at 19.33!! "Also - I and TB15 are one and the same, I just used the wrong ID initially to post the question. Grateful for any help :-)"
Technically TB15 is an account I use to post questions on behalf of a family member to assist them.
Are you able to assist with the original question?
What's up to the Ed, Baldric? I accidentally posted on the account I use for my elderly father to ask questions as it was still logged on - instead of using my own account so that I see the responses in my mail. Why would this be an issue? It was a genuine error which I immediately noticed and "confessed" to in the next post! Or are you suggesting this is a hanging offence??
I wonder also, could the location have shuttled between districts, hence will appear in different parts of censuses and even in different archival databases?
Manchester, floods, shuffled districts??? I don't understand the relevance
I just want help with finding who lived at The Hawthorns, 54 Highgate Road in 1841, 1851, 1861, 1871 & 1881 please .................... can anyone help?
I find that a rather ungrateful response.
Historic archives can be damaged by events such a fires, wars and floods, meaning that a full and complete record is not available.
The borders between boroughs X and Y or counties A and B alter over time as populations grow or diminish.
Tell you what - if you want to get rsey just sort of do it yourself.
Did you hear the door slam?
Baldric .... let me spell this out for you in simple words ..... I do no have more than on account ... TB15 is my fathers account. As I posted a question for him recently whilst hr was visiting my laptop was still logged on as him. When I posted this question I had not noticed it went under my father's account until after I submitted the post! Its surely not that difficult .... an error was made that I explained on my second post. If you cannot answer my question kindly leave the thread. Thank you
It's an public forum, you have no choice who posts on it, I probably could help you, my Business involves helping people find things / people they can't find for themselves, however as Mosaic says,
///Tell you what - if you want to get rsey just sort of do it yourself.
Did you hear the door slam?///
As a fellow AB member I would have done it for free for you, but ........