Barge name.

[josey]

Looks like an apostrophe to me Truss[']s Bridge

[rosie99]

Also on free on familysearch though no image
https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:JMFY-C4C

Residence in 1852 [baptism of Edna] Grange Lane.

Grange Lane ties in with 1851 census for the family

[Geoff-E]

Map showing "Tusses Bridge" http://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/side-by-side/#zoom=18&lat=52.4523&lon=-1.4665&layers=168&right=BingHyb

and a modern map http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?X=436338&Y=283935&A=Y&Z=106

[rosie99]

Thank you Geoff        

Sorry Christine I missed your post where you identified it - well done   

[josey]

Possibly the family did not live on a boat? If they did then maybe the children would have been born in different places  . Or perhaps they WERE, but the family waited for them to be baptised at the same place.

[NOTSHARP]

Looking at the baptism for James in 1859 it looks like Tusses Bridge ( using the long s in the spelling.)

Edit : the bridge is on the Oxford Canal.

 Tusses bridge looks highly likely. https://canalplan.eu/place/s3ir

 GGGF has residence at time of marriage,( as per cert. ) as Alderman's Green.


 Steve.

[stanmapstone]

Possibly the family did not live on a boat? If they did then maybe the children would have been born in different places  . Or perhaps they WERE, but the family waited for them to be baptised at the same place.

There were plenty of house at Tusses Bridge, it looks more like a village, there are two pubs and a school.
https://www.old-maps.co.uk/#/Map/436398/283921/12/100354

Stan

[josey]

I was just questioning the OP's suggestion that the family lived on a boat...

[stanmapstone]

I'm only agreeing with you, that its likely the family did not live on a boat

Stan