Hamilton Terrace, Liverpool

[BarbaraW]

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

[Blue70]

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

[MaryA]

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.

[Bertieone]

The Ref Number is the Smithdown Lane area,





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

[Karen]

St. Stephen the Martyr was on Crown Street.

It can be seen here in sqare R7.

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

[Blue70]

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

[Tina]

Mary, Bertie and Blue, great wombating!!

[daggers]

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!
D

[BarbaraW]

Thank you everybody