1891 lost street

[drmike789]

I am looking for a Freel family in Hebburn in 1891. James and Wilhelmina married in 1895. The family in 1901 is:

James Freel 35
Whilhelmina Freel 33
James Freel 14
Jane Ann Freel 12
Mary Freel 6
Cathrine Freel 4
Wilhelmina Freel 2
William M Freel 1

1901 - RG13, piece 4745, folio 176, page 33.

Another son Edward was born in 1890 and died in 1892. Today I received his birth certificate. The address looks like 55 Tennant Lane, Hebburn (although Tennant could be Sennant or Dennant). Tennant Lane is in the National Archives street index. However, I cannot find the address on FMP address search or in Google searches.

Any suggestions?

Kind regards, Mike

[sueannbowen]

What was Wlihelmina's maiden name?

[Waitabit]

MUNRO Whihelmina Dec.1/4 1885 married James Freel at Sth Shields

[sueannbowen]

There are stacks of Frelses in Hedworth Monkton And Yarrow, Hebburn but cannot see yours. 55 Tennant sStreet is occupied by a family called Barhan. Since my geog is shocking I am looking Durham, South Shields which is where all the ogther Freels turned up. But that might be bonkers!

RG12 4170;82;56is the ref for 55 Tennant street.

[sueannbowen]

MUNRO Whihelmina Dec.1/4 1885 married James Freel at Sth Shields

Ah that makes Sense Wendy I was looking for 1895 Mike must have mistyped the year.

[Mona]

Tennant Lane is in the National Archives street index. However, I cannot find the address on FMP address search or in Google searches.

Tennant Lane is RG12,4170, folio 80, page 51 ( a few houses). Your family not there though.
FMP has it transcribed as Street !, I submitted a correction.

[sueannbowen]

Tennant Lane is RG12,4170, folio 80, page 51 ( a few houses). Your family not there though.
FMP has it transcribed as Street !, I submitted a correction.

Interesting one Mona. the actual image reads Tennant Street not Lane so it hasn't been mis-transcribed.

[drmike789]

Wow ... quick responses. I only went for a coffee. Thank you all. Yes, it was 1885 and Munro. Mona - how did you find that!?

I guess it's going to remain a mystery where they were in 1891. But I'll keep looking ...

[Mona]

Mona - how did you find that!?.

There is a street index for census on National Archives, giving census reference numbers.

Click here for the one in question