Thread: MALIN, Joseph - the first fish & chip shop

jeanlaut · 27-02-2006, 09:03 AM

Hi,

We're searching for any information a about Joseph Malin who is reputed to have opened the first Fish & Chip shop in the UK in Cleveland Street, Bethnal Green. Joseph is my husbands GG grand father.

We know that a Joseph Henry Malin was born c1852, probably his son, and was at 78/80 Cleveland Street in the 1891 census with his family Mary (wife) and Elizabeth (grand mother), Charlottte, Joseph, Rosetta, Florence, Alfred, Albert and Mary. When Elizabeth married James Laut in 1897 she was still living at 80 Cleveland Street.

Haven't proven our link to Joseph senior but the Cleveland Street address makes it likely that he is at least the same family.

Any help would be appreciated.
Jean
jean.laut@bigfoot.com

Shan · 27-02-2006, 09:10 AM

Hi Jean, Welcome to AA

I'm Sure if you put a post up in the request help Section, im sure there will be some one that will try and help in your search

Regards
Shan

27-02-2006, 09:03 AM	#1 (permalink)
jeanlaut New Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Essex Posts: 7	MALIN, Joseph - the first fish & chip shop Hi, We're searching for any information a about Joseph Malin who is reputed to have opened the first Fish & Chip shop in the UK in Cleveland Street, Bethnal Green. Joseph is my husbands GG grand father. We know that a Joseph Henry Malin was born c1852, probably his son, and was at 78/80 Cleveland Street in the 1891 census with his family Mary (wife) and Elizabeth (grand mother), Charlottte, Joseph, Rosetta, Florence, Alfred, Albert and Mary. When Elizabeth married James Laut in 1897 she was still living at 80 Cleveland Street. Haven't proven our link to Joseph senior but the Cleveland Street address makes it likely that he is at least the same family. Any help would be appreciated. Jean jean.laut@bigfoot.com Last edited by jeanlaut; 27-02-2006 at 04:39 PM.

27-02-2006, 09:10 AM	#2 (permalink)
Shan Super Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Hampshire Posts: 1,747 Total Awards: 1	Hi Jean, Welcome to AA I'm Sure if you put a post up in the request help Section, im sure there will be some one that will try and help in your search Regards Shan
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