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Help needed re Kings Road, London

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Brian

Brian Report 5 Dec 2007 22:57

Thanks the victorianweb link looks very interesting. Gonna get onto it now.

Brian

Brian Report 5 Dec 2007 22:42

Thanks Libby, St Pancras way looks very interesting. Just googled and it looks like there is or was a St Pancras House there. I'll go and have another look. You're a star!
Cheers

Brian

Brian Report 5 Dec 2007 22:24

Thanks Libby I'll have a look. I hope it is what I'm looking for - then I might find St something House. Thanks

Brian

Brian Report 5 Dec 2007 22:22

Yes Elouise, I have all those details. By the time of the Imperial War Graves Commissions cataloging, she had moved back to Sussex. Its the address during WW1 that I need to get to the bottom of. Its turning into a real puzzler. Thanks

Brian

Brian Report 5 Dec 2007 22:12

Help!!!
Whilst looking for a widow from the First World War, I have found a document which is almost unreadable (aren't they always?). It gives an address which looks like St Pancras(?) House, Kings Road, NWL(?). The ?pancras? and ?NWL? bits are illegible. I know the woman lived around London and surrounding counties so that makes some sense and I know her husband was in Royal service before WW1.
Does anyone have any idea what this place is etc?? The only "St anything" I have found for this period on the Kings Road is St Pancras workhouse.
Please help me, I'm going mad