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Tip - map of London 1862

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gnomenutter

gnomenutter Report 13 Mar 2010 23:43

Thanks Paul,
I know my dad will be thrilled to bits with these maps,
he can take me down memory lane now, lol. It might also jog his memory about certain places too, which will be very helpful. Thanks again, Carol.

Researching:
Groarke, Fennelly, Pratley Southern Ireland, Ascott, Oxford

Elizabethofseasons

Elizabethofseasons Report 13 Mar 2010 22:56

Gentle nudge please

Thank you
xx

Elizabethofseasons

Elizabethofseasons Report 14 Feb 2010 00:59

Dear Paul Barton, Special Agent

Hello

I have just been able to locate where my great-grandfather was living as a young boy! Will check out other streets later today and show the family.

This info will be invaluable to researchers.
Thank you for adding this on a post.

Take care
Best wishes

Derek

Derek Report 14 Feb 2010 00:03

Hi paul..I remember your father Dick...........lol

Snowey......

Researching:
anything that anybody needs in Derbyshire /Notts?East Yorkshire.....but mainly Derbys

Lyndi

Lyndi Report 13 Feb 2010 19:58

Thank you for this one Paul. Have found a few 'lost' streets already.
Also interesting to find the hospital I trained at on the map as a workhouse - I knew it had been but seeing it on the map made it feel real. :-)

Paul Barton, Special Agent

Paul Barton, Special Agent Report 13 Feb 2010 17:56

This is a wonderful online map, very easy to navigate, printed by Stanford in 1862. Perfect for finding those old streets that have long since disappeared.

http://www.mappalondon.com/