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hi, Was there a Prince Edward Street as well as a Prince Edwin Street? If so, which had the groves named after the months off it. eg April Grove.
Was there also a Prince Edwin Lane??

Thank you

Hi Lynne,

There was all 3, Prince Edward St was mentioned in the 1827 directory, not looked for later.

Prince Edwin St, no problem with that one, mentioned in the Liverpool Electoral Rolls and directories.

Prince Edwin Lane, Everton.

Haven't found any sign of a Prince Edward Street, but I suspect Prince Edwin Street had many Court housing etc. off it. This is a link to the "P" streets circa 1900 http://justme.org.uk/code/streets.html#P but of course you may mean quite a lot earlier. At this date no sign of an April Grove either sorry.

There's a April Grove, Tuebrook (Newspaper snippet)

There's also a Prince Edward St, Birkenhead, off Beckwith St.

Prince Edwin Street had many courts on it

If you have Find My Past, you can search by street. I typed in Prince Edwin Street and there are 8 pages of entries for this street alone. For example:

1, House 1 Court
2
2, Court (5)
2, Court (6)
2, Court (7)
2, Court (8)
2, House 1 Court
etc
147 records in all in 1881.

King Edward Street?
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daggers wrote: ↑

26 Mar 2020 20:31

King Edward Street?
D

None in Liverpool 1851 1861 1871 1881 1891 1901 1911

There is a Prince Edwin Lane Everton in 1881 and 1891 but no courts by the look of it. Also in 1871 a Prince Edwin Lane, Prince Edwin Lane Court and Prince Edwin Lane Overton view.
Prince Edwin Lane Court only has one household entry in 1871 with 13 inhabitants. Overon View only has 3 houses.

Any particular return or house name or occupant you want to look at?

I suspect the Prince Edward St in the 1827 directory refers to the one in Birkenhead, though it doesn't say so.

The directory is for Liverpool and its environs.

Herbert Caulfield b 1900 Liverpool. He enlisted in 1918 (on Ancestry). His transcribed address was given as 4 April Grove, Off Punet Edward St Lpool This was obviously wrong , so I looked at the original. It says 4 April Grove, off Prince Edward St. The family had lived around Prince Edwin St. Was this a mistake by the form filler?
Previously I had found June and July streets or groves in Electoral registers, but because the were not relevant at the time, I forgot where they where.

Thanks for your help
Lynne

I wonder if the August and September Roads you saw were off Lower Breck Road, where there is an April Grove on the map https://www.google.com/maps/place/April ... -2.9409954

From the 1911 census, not Herbert's family.

MaryA wrote: ↑

27 Mar 2020 09:43

I wonder if the August and September Roads you saw were off Lower Breck Road, where there is an April Grove on the map https://www.google.com/maps/place/April ... -2.9409954

Lower Breck Road was in the same 1881 schedule as some of the months. Not sure if they were in the process of building them at that time as September and October were in the 1891 return, but I couldn't see them in 1881.

I was surprised to see this named on a 1950s map.




Blue

Well I think that clinches it.

Thank you so much There is only one more question. Who is Prince Edwin and is he related toThanks Prince Rupert??

"Prince Edwin, the brother of King Athlestan of England was an eminent and distinguished Mason and King Athlestan was the grandson of King Alfred the first anointed King of England who translated the Holy Bible into the Saxon language. The Grand Lodge that was established in York, England in 926 prospered and flourished."

Unrelated,

"Prince Rupert of the Rhine, Duke of Cumberland, KG, PC, FRS (17 December 1619 (O.S.) / 27 December (N.S) – 29 November 1682) was a German-English army officer, admiral, scientist and colonial governor. He first came to prominence as a Cavalier cavalry commander during the English Civil War."

Blue70 wrote: ↑

29 Mar 2020 21:39

I was surprised to see this named on a 1950s map.





Blue

Blue

Do you have any more of that map? The rest of Prince Edwin Street would be very useful. I am looking for Albert Terrace.

thanks

I wonder why the streets were named after such obscure royals.

There is a very good searchable map here http://centraldocks.co.uk/scotland_road_liverpool_1908 but I can't see Albert Terrace anywhere.