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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Lancashire => England => Lancashire Lookup Requests => Topic started by: missingmccabe on Sunday 11 August 13 00:35 BST (UK)
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I am looking for residence history for 54 Burnside avenue, salford. How can I find out who lives at this address? I know it was sold in 1995. Looking for specific residence. If you have any info, could you please let me know? Thank you!
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I have found some information about a Mrs McCabe in the National archives. Correct address mentioned so hopefully a member of your family. Have sent a message as there is too much to put in a post.
Heather
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I have found some information about a Mrs McCabe in the National archives. Correct address mentioned so hopefully a member of your family. Have sent a message as there is too much to put in a post.
Heather
Thank you for your searching.. The name I am looking for Could still be alive. I found the residence sold in 1995. Was hoping someone would remember the family and what happened to them.
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I am looking for residence history for 54 Burnside avenue, salford. How can I find out who lives at this address? I know it was sold in 1995. Looking for specific residence. If you have any info, could you please let me know? Thank you!
Hello,
If you want to know who lives there now - you say 'lives' , you could write to that address.
If you are searching for particular people, you could look in death indexes.
I don't think you are allowed to post names of any persons who may still be living.
Regards
Heywood
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The family could still be alive. I believe the could of sold the house in 1995 or earlier. I cannot locate their info in death index or cemeteries. I don't know if they moved out of the area or what happened. The couple would be in their 70's now.
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Mrs McCabe gave the photographs to the National Archives in 1981. Burnside Avenue is mentioned.
Did you know that your family were members of a church?
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I can't find it on the archives. I'll try a bit later. In states.. Early and on my phone. They married at st. Alloysious. (Sp?). Does the church tie records together there?