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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Yorkshire (West Riding) => Topic started by: encinita on Tuesday 17 August 10 00:15 BST (UK)
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The new 'National Probate Calendar' for England & Wales at ancestry.com has the following listing:
CARR Grice Ethell of 12 Brandon-terrace Slade Hill Moortown Leeds died 16 February 1928 Probate Wakefield 27 April to Sarah Carr widow. Effects L2108 18s5d.
Geography in England seems so complicated to me. Could someone please explain "Slade Hill Moortown?" Is "Brandon-terrace" a street? Thanks for your effort!
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If you were sending a letter to that address it would be
12 Brandon Terrace (house)
Slade Hill (area)
Moortown (district)
Leeds (main town)
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Hi Encinita.
If you search using the alternative spelling of 'Slaid Hill, Leeds', you should find a few bits of useful info.
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Just nit-picking here
12 (house number)
Brandon Terrace (street)
Slade Hill (area)
Moortown (district)
Leeds (main town)
Linda
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Hi
You've had the address layout explained. I can add: I know the area well, and it's a very nice location - one of the best areas in Leeds.
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Hi
if you go to
www.bing.com/maps/
put Brandon Terrace into the search box then click on the Leeds one then Ariel and then birds eye view you will get a picture of the area
Dave
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CaroleW, Finbar Resartus, Danuslave, libby9, and dave the tyke,
My goodness! I continue to be so impressed by how quickly RootsChat gets me so many quality responses. The alternate spelling will be especially useful; I would never have thought of that one. Thank you so much for all the detailed information: it's exactly what I was looking for!
--Encinita
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We're good at details - in fact we'll bury you in them if you're not careful :D
Linda
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Wasn't Grice married to Emily Jane Stocks 1884 in Wakefield, Yorkshire? When did she die and what date did Grice marry Sarah Unknown? Thank you
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Hi Sue,
Grice married Emily Jane Stocks 25/12/1884 at St Mary's, Wakefield. Emily died 1Q 1908 in Leeds.
Grice married Sarah Taylor 6/10/1910 at St Clement, Sheepscar, Leeds.
Cheers,
Ian