Who When Where

Hello. Who's there ?
I thought I was alone in this building.

Mick. Do you know if anybody has indexed his notebooks ? I remember reading them years ago from a pdf download.
Not only the workhouses and parish assistance case descriptions, but the businesses as well..employees..where what they did.
It's a goldmine I'd forgotten.

Wow. Is the original available to view ?

Do we know if the same was for the homes in England and Wales. I recall a Guardian Article from 6 years ago which reported; The head of the Catholic church in England and Wales has apologised for its part in the” hurt” caused to young unmarried women who say they were felt pressured into handing ove...

Thomas is a ship's carpenter by trade and his first wife, Rose, was born in Rye, Surrey (just for some background info) I only need to find his baptism/parents, nothing else The Rye in Surrey is a tiny stream near Leatherhead. Might it be Rye Sussex, mouth of the River Rother. ? The ships from Rye ...

N'aimes-tu pas juste ça

Hiya. Yes it was. it's still on our BBC iPlayer. Link below.
Good Luck. Jim

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m ... ell-martin

Sorry to raise this again. The church doesn't appear to have been renumbered, but just behind it in the same grounds is another building by the same builder, Robert Paterson and Son, 1877-8. This now has the address 2 Cranston Street which was a hostel. H.E.S. has the building's C listing records , ...

1935, Seward Geoffrey Solman is at Flat 3 26 Campden Hill Gardens, so is Jane.
1933 - 1937 Jane is not with her parents.
Are you able to put a rough date as to when Jane's son visited your great uncle ?

Re; ''1935 electoral roll for Kensington does seem to show William and Ellen living there''.
Anyone else in the household ? Was Jane there and what was the address ?