District 2 , District 3 , District 5 , District 6
I thought it a little more interesting by following the enumerator along his or her steps as they listed the census for an area. Chosen is the District 4 of South Hackney in 1871. This is particularly to be able to list the relevant public houses, beer houses and taverns in Hackney; but more importantly to put the area of Hackney into perspective.
This is ongoing, and also helps to ensure all Public Houses are listed correctly, and ensure that road numbering changes that appear to confuse allow a better perspective of an area.
I think the enumerators description of this area is a good start - this relates to 60 census pages. I list a few of the entries along the way ........
"All that part of the District which comprises the West side of Mare Street from the Triangle to Crescent Cottages by the Regents Canal, Andrews Road, east side of Sheep Lane, south side of West Street. Including Essex Street , Ash Grove and Elm Terrace"
Triangle West Street
3 Wine Merchant - Edwin Smith
West Street
15 Coach Trimmer - James Cockerton
Sheep Lane
2 Smith - David W Montague
24 Publican - Richard Stevenson
Barkley Place, Sheep Lane
Elm Terrace
5 Builder - John Ashby
British Penitent Female Refuge - Martha Carter
Ash Grove
64 Cabinet Maker - John Porter
4 Estate Agent - Thomas Brewster
Crescent Cottages
Mare Street
9 Butcher - Joseph Hartwell
13 Licensed Victualler - Woodward Tipples
49 Chemist - George lewis
55 Grocer - John Combs
81 Stationer - James Savage
87 Publican - Alfred S Day
Essex Street
2 Carpenter - Emma Ambrose
21 Shirt Maker - Ann Hay
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