Uploaded 1891 census, can't read the address .....

[Dennis]

Mesklin. Thank you for approving the image. I think that when it was edited into my original post that it would be available to all, as Catherine has pointed out.

I had been waiting for it to be approved and then I was going to put it in the post. It is most likely that I should have waited until it had been approved before placing my initial post; avoiding all this chaos I was responsible for creating. My apologies to all.

dennis

[mesklin]

Dennis

Apologies unnecessary. I only find the automated upload requests when I check my e-mails, so a delay is inevitable. We do get there eventually, though

Mesklin

[Guest]

Thanks, Dave. I thought I was losing it for a bit.
Dennis, I agree with Andrew. It looks like 9 Stirling Street to me. If you look at the header image where the census area is listed, it looks like “Stirling Street” is within the area. Although that is difficult to read as well.
Catherine

[Jack]

I'll go along with Andrew.

Stirling St was re-named Blackfriars St, and can be seen at one of Andrew's favourite sites!

http://www.nls.uk/digitallibrary/map/to ... plans.html

Select Glasgow [1892-94]
click on Centre Square
click on VI.11.12 (3rd up from bottom on right hand side)
Stirling St is just below middle centre of map
(runs west from the High St into South Albion St)
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You can also see it at http://www.theglasgowstory.com/vallist.php

Select Ward 2 - it's near the top left hand corner. Or Ward 9.

Jack

[JustJean]

Apologies to all if I messed up the link somehow. I didn't know that it hadn't been approved and was not readily viewable when I added it!! Oh well...live and learn....glad it got worked out and the street name too!!

Jean