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Reference for an address in 1901 census?

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Twinklestar

Twinklestar Report 23 Aug 2005 19:41

hi julia ok RG13/271 on here there are 71 forms in there somewhere is provost street numbers 51 to 111 if you like i will start at page 71 and you at 1 we might find them pm me if you get stuck tracy

Julia

Julia Report 23 Aug 2005 19:29

Hi Tracy, They kept moving about within the street, from 11>72>134! If you have the piece number I can plough through all the pages! Julia

Twinklestar

Twinklestar Report 23 Aug 2005 19:11

hi again have you got ancestry uk provost street is Census > UK Census Collection > 1901 England Census > London > Shoreditch > Hoxton New Town > District 9 there are 52 papers to look through what number did they live at tracy

Julia

Julia Report 23 Aug 2005 19:05

Hi Lesley & Tracy, Thanks for replying. The surname is TORRINGTON. I have Ancestry and have searched the parents and youngest children but with no luck. Their names are Marion c 1850, William c 1849, John Frederick & Percy Albert (twins 1885), Florence Jessie 1889, Louis Hubert 1891 & Ethel Rebecca 1894, all born in Shoreditch.

Twinklestar

Twinklestar Report 23 Aug 2005 18:52

hi have you got a surname? i will have try for you tracy

Georgia

Georgia Report 23 Aug 2005 18:21

You can do an address search on the National Archives 1901 census. Lesley

Julia

Julia Report 23 Aug 2005 17:39

I was wondering if there was any way of finding a census ref from an address. I have lost some rellies in 1901! They seem to have lived in Provost St, Shoreditch on the 1881/1891 censuses so perhaps they are still there in 1901 but were missed out? Does anyone know where on the 1901 I can find Provost St? Thanks, Julia