Farm St Pancras 1856

[pilgrim father]

London, England, Births and Baptisms, 1813-1906 Record for Ann Newbold show her address at the time as Farm St, then what looks like Uews. The birth was registered at St Pancras in 1856. Her father John's occupation - coachman. The 1851 census has John's residence as ,55 Harefield Place Harefield, Middlesex, occupation Postillion, Horseman.

Can anyone tell me what, or where Uews is, and does it have a connection with 55 Harefield Place?

many thanks

[Jan1954]

I do not have access to the document to which you refer, but could it be MEWS? That would tie in with her father being a coachman as a mews commonly referred to a line of stables, which often had accommodation over the top of them.

[Peter Goodey]

The entry reads Farm St Mews, as Jan says. Farm Street Mews is now Farm Street, Mayfair. See Streetmap or similar.

[pilgrim father]

Thank you both, very much appreciated

[Kerrywood]

The 1851 census has John's residence as ,55 Harefield Place Harefield, Middlesex, occupation Postillion

Not quite. The 1851 address is Harefield Place (55 is the schedule number, not a house number).
HO107/1697 folio 347 page 14 (held by TNA, Crown copyright)

Harefield Place (formerly Harefield Lodge), near Uxbridge, was a country house. In 1851 only the servants were in residence. There's some information here.
www.
british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=22351

Lots more if you Google.