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England (Counties as in 1851-1901) => England => Essex => Topic started by: RamRod78 on Friday 08 April 16 04:35 BST (UK)
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Hi,
Does anyone know where on Plaistow Road "Nursery Terrace" is/was?
Cheers,
Iain
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Afraid not. It could just be a small row of houses among the others. Can you follow the census pages along to work out which side streets it's inbetween?
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I can only see Nursery Terrace on the 1861 census where it is adjacent to Church St and Abbey Park Terrace. As Lily M said it isn't shown on maps that I can see but this is a link to a map from 1867 showing where Church St meets Plaistow Road http://maps.nls.uk/view/103313006#zoom=4&lat=9560&lon=14865&layers=BT
Kay
Edit -This is the area also shown on current aerial photos http://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/sidebyside.cfm#zoom=17&lat=51.5358&lon=0.0093&layers=176&right=BingHyb
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I haven't seen the side by side maps before.
Thanks for posting the link Kay.
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I haven't seen the side by side maps before.
Thanks for posting the link Kay.
The National Library of Scotland's maps are brilliant and they do help show how areas change
Kay
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Thanks for the info.... And the 1869 map, which I hadn't found on that site before, and shows King Georges Court and helps place a few things.
The enumerator looks to have walked up Plaistow Road (the old one, now also Church Street), east along Church Street and down Abbey Road.
There are a number of Places and Terraces recorded and not that many actual addresses on the roads themselves, so yes looks like they listed the building names and not the street address:
1-5 Montague Terrace
9-1 Abbey Park Terrace
1 Marcus Street (2-38 - 18 Uninhabited, 14 Building)
1-3 Cedar Place
1-20 Nursery Terrace
? House
Providence House
Church Street
3-1 Prospect Place
26-24 Church Street
1-7 Curtis Building
23-1 Church Street
1-20 King Georges Court
Abbey Road incl Greyhound Public House
So looks like Nursery Terrace was probably opposite the Angel Pub?