Lily_Mae

Mill street became the upper part of Grosvenor street west which then fed into what became Sheepcote Street.

I attach a map 1840-1890 showing Sheepcote Street marked with a red dot, Nelson Street yellow and Sheepcote Lane blue. I don't recall a...

Looks that way. On this journey I also found where Fordrough Shreet (and Wharf Street) which later disappeared. Very Useful foray into...

I think you answered your own question. As Birmingham expanded a lot of streets were renamed. In 1830s there were 2 streets that became...

Remarkable maps, so Crown Street / Nelson Street became Sheepcote Street and Nelson Street probably got reallocated north of it's...

Where would Sheepcote Street have been in 1840 please? I know Mill street fed onto Nelson Street in 1837 (One of my way backs was born...

Here is a map from 1885 and you can see that Grosvenor St and Mill St have become Grosvenor St West, New Union Mill however is still in...

Looks like Nelson Street later became Sheepcote street comparing the 1837 map to the later Map I had been using. And the pink...

Thank you so much. Yes that would be it.

This is from 1837, it appears to become part of Grosvenor St West...

Looks like in this region - 1851 census says, So Im guessing that the street has been renamed (Tyndall Street we know was renamed as...

From the https://mappingbirmingham.blogspot.com/p/sub-districts-for-1851-census.html There is a reference which also refers to Tyndall...

Sadly not. the writing is as clear as it can be.

Could it be a badly written Hill Street?

Hi - Anyone know where Mill street is please in 1837? There is one in Nechalls now but that seems too far considering the family...