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Upper Swan Court. Southwark. 1852.
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Shirley | Report | 21 Nov 2003 07:29 |
Thanks There is no Upper Swan Court listed but I have found a Swan Court same district. I will see if my friend can get them from this. Shirley |
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Christine | Report | 20 Nov 2003 23:28 |
Theres is a web site called old london streets, or something like that which will tell you where this is locsted in todyas A-Z, that might help Chris |
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Shirley | Report | 19 Nov 2003 20:56 |
In order to do a census search I need to know what street or road Upper Swan Court was in. It was in the sub district of Christ church. Reg district St Saviour, Southwark. I think it was around Waterloo and Stamford street area. Has anyone a map of area at time please. Shirley |