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Toxteth Street 1910-12
Posted: 18 Mar 2011 11:17
by Barbara B
I was searching on the census index for a family in Toxteth Street and found 43 all of the same surname! Can anyone tell me how many houses there were in Toxteth Street and also whether Providence buildings was a part of that street?
Thanks in advance
Barbara
Posted: 18 Mar 2011 12:15
by Heli
Hi Barbara,
Can't say how many houses there were in Toxteth Street, but it was quite a long street, running between Park Street and Harlow Street. The houses were three story and I think some had cellars and had multiple occupation. So the "family" could have lived in a few houses. My family lived just round the corner in Park Street and a number of married brothers and sisters shared the same house which was similar to the houses in Toxteth Street.
Heli.
Toxteth Street
Posted: 18 Mar 2011 12:37
by colette
Hi Barb
124 with the odd house doubled so two familes living at one number i guess...
Whats the surname ???
Posted: 18 Mar 2011 12:59
by erika
Hi Barbara
Checked 1914 Gores, but no sign of Providence Buildings in Toxteth Street.
Can check names for you if necessary.
Cheers
Erika

Posted: 18 Mar 2011 13:16
by Heli
Hi,
Only Providence Buildings I can find in the area are in Miles Street, this appears to be an early tenement type building.
Heli.
Posted: 18 Mar 2011 14:03
by Barbara B
Thanks to all for the great response. The name I was researchig is Peers. I'm really looking for William, b1871, his wife Catherine, b 1874 and their children. The problem is there were multiple Catherines - every Peers man seemed to have married one! I'm also not sure now which children belong to them or to another family. I thought I'd found the right one in Providence Buildings which is why I asked about that location.
i wish Anc** would hurry up and put the flippin' full thing on line!
Barbaran
Posted: 18 Mar 2011 15:40
by erika
Hi Barbara
In Gores 1914 there is a Samuel Peers - Shopkeeper at 4 Toxteth Street.
Numerous William Peers but not in Toxteth Street.
Any occupation for him?
Cheers
Erika

Posted: 19 Mar 2011 09:41
by Barbara B
Hi Erika
William Peers was a dock labourer in 1901.
I had a look at the index for the unmentionable census and there is a William, born 1872 also Catherine, b 1873 who are living in Toxteth Street. Don't know if it's the right pair. Their children were, I think, Henry,b 1895, Catherine,b 1898, Annie Elizabeth,b 1902. There are others and they went on to have more after 1912 - that's if I've got the right family!
Barbara
Posted: 19 Mar 2011 11:44
by erika
Hi Barbara
Unfortunately directories only give householders name so I can't give you any definite matches
No William Peers as dock labourers listed.
I agree I wish An****** would hurry up and put the full census online.
Perhaps you could ask in a roundabout way if anyone with FMP could look them up for you
Cheers
Erika

Posted: 19 Mar 2011 13:21
by Barbara B
Didn't have to go roundabout - sorted thanks to SKP's
Barbara
Posted: 20 Mar 2011 08:59
by Tina
Hi Barbara
Does your last post mean that SKP has done a look up for in the 19## census?
Thanks
And is Henderson Catherine's maiden name
from parents in 1901 census please
I can see two more kiddies George & Georgina after 1911, birth rego Tox Park.
Tina
Posted: 21 Mar 2011 16:47
by Barbara B
Hi Tina
Yes to all questions. The Georgina was my great aunt by marriage. I have just had contact from her son in Canada who doesn't know anything about his Mum's family. I had done some research and was trying to update. Thanks to all efforts here I'm now a bit further forward.
Cheers
Barbara
Posted: 21 Mar 2011 21:07
by dickiesam
Hi all,
I have come into this rather late owing to a faulty broadband connection that was finally fixed today. It's good to be back!
Found 11 'dwellings' listed in Providence Buildings, Toxteth Park, in that sshhh census.
DS
Posted: 22 Mar 2011 08:06
by Tina
Great news Barbara.
Did you know my real name is Georgina, posh hey??
D.S
Good title for census, perhaps we should call it SCHWEPPES...
Tina

Posted: 22 Mar 2011 10:07
by Barbara B
Hi Tina
Georgina Peers was known in my family as Ena - in fact until I started searching no-one knew she was Georgina. As she married a George perhaps it's just as well!.
As for the census, if you were to put a gin in the schweppes I'd be well suited!
Barbara
Posted: 22 Mar 2011 11:44
by dickiesam
Barbara B wrote:Hi Tina
As for the census, if you were to put a gin in the schweppes I'd be well suited!
Barbara
Then we'd have to say we are into ginealogy whenever we mention the schweppes!
DS
Posted: 22 Mar 2011 13:32
by MaryA
Or depending on where you live, maybe Guinnessalogy

Posted: 24 Mar 2011 09:40
by Tina
Outvoted Mary, D.S has already used Ssshhh in another post
I love the names for this census people come up with...
"Census No Number"...
19 blah blah
19 S.S
1919 minus 8 ....
the list goes on
Tina