Thread: Liverpool Street Directories- Temporarily closed due to computer problems

nanna

Hi Cal,
Sorry you have had to wait for a reply, below are the only 'Wharton's' listed in the 1843 Liverpool Street Directory.

Chas.Jas.Wilson Wharton --24, Blair Street,Toxteth Park, (Shop) 38 St.James Street. (Provision Dealer)
George Wharton -- 21 Springfield Street
Henry Wharton -- Bebbington Village, Cheshire.(Porterage) 35 King Street. (Master Porter)
James Wharton -- 47 Cavendish Street (Victualler)
John Wharton -- New Ferry, Cheshire (Master Mariner)
Joseph Wharton Brunswick Terrace,North Shore (Gentleman)

Joseph Wharton -- 12 Horatio Street (Joiner)
Mary Wharton -- 37 Barter Street (Lodging House)
Robert Wharton -- 10 Claremont Grove, Kirkdale (Lodging House)
William Wharton -- 42 St.Anne Street (Keeper of Sessionms-House & Judges residence)

lookingback

Thank you for taking the trouble to do the search Nanna. ...Seems my Whartons may not have been in Liverpool 1843 afterall I'll have look over the water and see if I can find them still in Cheshire ...
Thanks once more
Calx

Chris

Barby

Is anyone able to look up the residants of 20 Boston Street, Liverpool in 1910
Please.
My Grandmother, Annie Keating or Keatinge address at the time of Marriage was 20 Boston St.
I am hoping it may lead me to other members of her family.
Also 111 Strand Road where my grandfather was living at the time of his marriage to Annie.

Many thanks.

Barby

nanna

Hi Barby,
Have checked 1911 Liverpool Street Directory which is the nearest I have.

20 Boston Street - William Porter (Labourer)

111, Strand Road - Albert Martin Evans (Boot Repairer)

Do you have a copy of the marriage certificate, if so, what are the father's names? I may be able to check further for you.

Nanna

char

Hi Nanna, thanks for the search,but i dont think it is my Albert Edward Smith.Its possible he did not use his middle name if that could help.Im sorry about the email slip-up,but im new to using 'forums' for help.thanks again from Char.

nanna

Hi Char,
I have checked 1911 Directory for an Albert Smith and found the following:

35 Ottley Street, Fairfield,Liverpool.
19 Imperial Buildings,20 Exchange Street East, Liverpool (Accountant)
15 Waltham Road, Anfield,Liverpool (Brick Setter)
29 Canterbury Road,Seaforth,Liverpool. (Clerk)
75, Celt Street,Liverpool. (Painter)
14 Baines Place,Breck Road,Liverpool. (Salesman)
5 Brookhill Road,Bootle,Liverpool. (Ship's Steward)
10 Doon Street,Kirkdale,Liverpool. (Storekeeper0
22, Hendon Road,Fairfield,Liverpool. (Wholesale Tobacconist)

There is no Coltman Street listed in this directory.

Nanna

Jim Raftery

Hi Nanna. Found you !
Don't know if you can help, but....here goes.
My Mother (Dorothy Jones) was raised by her Grandmother (Elizabeth Anne Jones).
Her birth cert. 1903, shows them living at 98 Opie St. off Grt Homer St.
I'm trying to establish how, and when, they ended up either running, or living in, a lodging house in Bootle around 1918 (where my Dad met my Mam).
The lodging house was either 29 Kirk St. Bootle, or 2 Pleasant Place / View, Bootle.
Is it possible to check all three address's in Gores 1911 to see if there is any mention of them ?
I have a Gores 1949 and appreciate that they, very often, ommitted "working mens dwellings", but...worth a try !
Cheers
Jim

nanna

Hi Jim,
Have checked Street Directory for 1911 and found the following:
Opie Street(1911)
1 - Thomas Maddocks & Son's (Plumber's)
65 - William B McClelland (Shopkeeper)
81 - Emmanuel Roderick (Beer Retailer)
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4 - Carson & Gordon (Undertaker's)
28 - Albert Leighton (Beer Retailer)
90 - Mrs. Alice Bruce (Shopkeeper)
there was no listing for No.98
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29 Kirk Street, Bootle - No Listing
2 Pleasant Place/View - No Listing

Opie Street (1938)
65 - George Hall (Shopkeeper)
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28 - Mrs. Sarah Ellen Cant (Shopkeeper)
74 - Mrs. Margaret Rimmer
90 - Mrs. Alice Stirrup (Shopkeeper)
again, there was no listing for No.98

29 Kirk Street, Bootle - No Listing
2 Pleasant Place/View,Bootle - No Listing

Nanna

Jim Raftery

Many thanks Nanna for your effort and such a speedy reply. It is typical of Gores.
I'm quite delighted I managed to find you .
Thanks again
Jim