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Chris Scott
Detective Sergeant
Username: Chris
Post Number: 74
Registered: 4-2003
| | Posted on Thursday, May 01, 2003 - 9:14 am: |       |
I thought folks might be interested to see a listing of residents at No 29 in 1891:
29 Hanbury Street in 1891 Census
1)
Head:
Thomas Costello aged 39 born Spitalfields
Market Porter
Wife:
Mary A Costello aged 38 born Bromley
Children:
Samuel aged 15 born Mile End (Van Guard)
Louisa aged 18
Thomas aged 8
Edward aged 3
Charles aged 1
2)
Head:
Miss Ford aged 63 born Mile End
Servant
3)
Head:
Mary Wilmore aged 33 born Mile End
Mantle Maker
Widowed
Children:
Frederick aged 4 born Hoxton
Frances aged 6 born Hoxton
4)
Head:
Harriet Hardiman aged 52 born Whitechapel
Purveyor of horseflesh
Widowed
Children:
James aged 31 born Whitechapel
Purveyor of horseflesh
Widowed
William aged 18 born Whitechapel
Moulder in Clay
5)
Head:
Ann Richardson aged 69 born Westminster
Rough packing case maker
Widowed
Grandson:
James aged 17 born Spitalfields
Rough packing case maker
Nephew:
G Gilbody aged 48 born St Lukes
Silversmith
Nephew:
C Gilbody aged 18 born City
Rough packing case maker
Servant: (F)
M Blank aged 26 born Spitalfields
6)
Head:
John Davis aged 59 born Spitalfields
Carman
Wife:
Mary A Davis aged 53 born Spitalfields
Children:
James aged 26 born Spitalfields
Lighterman
Benjamin aged 23 born Spitalfields
Lighterman
David aged 21 born Spitalfields
Machine ruler
7)
Mary Riddell aged 65 born Maplestead
Widowed
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Christopher T George
Detective Sergeant
Username: Chrisg
Post Number: 111
Registered: 2-2003
| | Posted on Friday, May 02, 2003 - 9:25 pm: | |
Fascinating, Chris. Many thanks for posting this. The listing helps to bring Amelia Richardson and her very packed house alive.
Chris |
Chris Scott
Assistant Commissioner
Username: Chris
Post Number: 1175
Registered: 4-2003
| | Posted on Tuesday, April 20, 2004 - 3:13 pm: | |
I thought this large scale plan of 29 Hanbury Street and surroundsings might be useful. One thing intrigued me - between Nos 35 and 37 Hanbury was an alleyway called Barber's Yard to which was attached cowsheds which ran behind Nos 37 and 39. I just wondered if these had any connection with Barber's slaughter house in Winthrop Street which featured in the Buck's Row case
Chris
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