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I have come across this address in the 1861 census it says it's in the St Stephen the Martyr enumeration district but I'll be blowed if I can find it. All google searches come up with just Birkenhead and London.

Any ideas please? RG9/2732/~F67

St Stephen's church was on the east side of Byrom Street. The location was likely somewhere behind the Liverpool Record Office. It was probably a court but I can't find a detailed enough map of the area.


Blue

Very little known about it on Genuki http://www.genuki.org.uk/cgi-bin/church ... AN,ID=2477 but any Parish Registers there may be will be at the Record Office.

If you choose Page 1 of the set if images you were looking at the census, then you will see the Enumerator's Walk listing all the streets nearby.

The Ref Number is the Smithdown Lane area,





http://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/sidebysi ... ht=BingHyb

St. Stephen the Martyr was on Crown Street.

It can be seen here in sqare R7.

http://www.liverpoolhistoryprojects.co. ... z/rt79.htm

I did see a mention of Hamilton Terrace Edge Hill on Lancs OPC but ignored it as I wasn't aware that there were two St Stephen's. This court is below the M in ELM GROVE in this small 1890s map.





Blue

Mary, Bertie and Blue, great wombating!!

The church at Byrom Street was St Stephen's. the one at Grove Street or Crown Street was St Stephen the Martyr.
Same chap, different title!
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Thank you everybody