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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Northumberland => Topic started by: vi on Friday 24 May 13 23:59 BST (UK)
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Andrew Quarrie .1871 Census. My g/g/grandfather... Is it the same house as is in the Painting?
Thank you Vi
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There is a picture of the Link House here:
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=601405.10
You will be able to determine from that whether the painting you are referring to is one and the same. The Link House is the only such named building in the Blyth area.
Philip
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There is a picture of the Link House here:
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=601405.10
You will be able to determine from that whether the painting you are referring to is one and the same. The Link House is the only such named building in the Blyth area.
Philip
thank you Philip,,,
There is a picture of the Link House here:
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php?topic=601405.10
You will be able to determine from that whether the painting you are referring to is one and the same. The Link House is the only such named building in the Blyth area.
Philip
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I am the person who had the original painting scanned by Woodhorn (NBL Archives) and I know the family who lived there.
Link House Blyth in the painting is about where the Coastline? ice-cream/fish shop is now, maybe a bit further north. It's more Newsham South Beach than Blyth! The river which used to have the little bridge over it in the painting is now culverted and under the concrete area beside the toilets and that big building that looks like a lookout place/public toilets. The building on the right is Link House not Link House Farm as noted on the Woodhorn website.....
From Memory there was another Link House near the beach further north.
Gen in NBL england
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I may be wrong ( and I'm used to it! ) but I think that Link House is on the photo on page 11 or 12 of the thread about Blyth History ....?