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13-02-2024, 6:47 PM #11
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13-02-2024, 7:44 PM #12
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Good spot - but who knows?
Gresham Terrace can be found on the 1864 map within the MAPCO series
https://mapco.net/london.htm"dyfal donc a dyr y garreg"
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15-02-2024, 9:50 AM #13
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Helachau, thanks for your inputs, ‘madhouse” would distract me. I got distracted yesterday with what mathematics actually meant in the Victorian era. Seems it was heavily biased towards money adding/subtracting £/S/d. No wonder his five sons all became clerks of varying sorts.
LPennington, thanks, looking at that Newark baptism I agree, I’ve changed his parents names, and I then went on to find William had many siblings….I’ve resisted researching them as another distraction!
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15-02-2024, 9:55 AM #14
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The newspaper article. I can’t see it being William, he’s originally from Newark, Nottingham he’d be used to a bit of mud (I’m originally from Nottingham….before anyone has a go at me)
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