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Great stuff - these are all places my semi-itinerant family lived in at some point or another! Thank you.

Wow, that's working and what a brilliant thing! Will be getting a cup of coffee and a bikkie ready for an afternoon of investigation - Thank you!

Thank you - The map won't load through the link but I'll give it a go direct later.

Thank you - I'll have a look! Thank you! I was going to head for Parliament Street for a mooch around: we'll head for Rugewick and hope we don't scare the neighbours! Might have a nosy at Park Lane, too. Appreciate your help.

Thank you! I'll have a scroll through when I have more time after the meet-up this weekend.

Thank you - we have LOADS of information about what happened to him - after being eventually Deported back to England and dumped in Liverpool, tragically he ended up in Hammersmith, London, in a Paupers Grave - his Grand-daughter from Canada - ( we knew NOTHING of this - Thank you, Ancestry...

Aware could be a sensitive issue, but any help welcome. Any information re a Harry Evans: he was a "regular visitor" to Nellie Walker at number 38 Clarendon Street from around 1915 to 1920. He was named in a divorce petition, that failed through lack of evidence in 1922. Outcome was separation...

Thank you MWS - I didn't know I could do that. Meantime: Harry Evans was a "regular visitor" to Nellie Walker at number 38 Clarendon Street from around 1915 to 1920. He was named in a divorce petition, that failed through lack of evidence in 1922.

Thank you for trying anyway. I have seen the Aerial View and I had an idea of where #38 might be - your description helps a lot. Anyone heard of a Harry Evans from the area, by the way? I can't find him anywhere.

Thank you for that: not my relative, thankfully. Hope the lady found peace after this.

Thank you - glad there was some element of compassion in the outcome for Doris Findlay. Hope she got to recover.

Thank you: I had not considered that, as the rest of the family had very large numbers of children.

Do you have any further information about that, and if so, are you willing to share that with me, privately if you wish? I suspect that WAS my Granny Nellie Walker, who had many problems. We don't know exactly when she and Frank moved to Clarendon Street from nearby Cook Street, but it would...

Any have photos of no 38 Clarendon Street where my Granny lived? (See earlier post!) Also had further family as here from around 1911 onwards: Margaret (known as Maria) and James Shaw had the Royal Oak / Bosted Boot pub at number 2 Clarendon Street - anyone remember them? Also Florence and John...

Hello - New to group, hope you or someone related picks this up! My Great Granny Nellie Walker lived at number 38 Clarendon Street, certainly in 1918 with her husband Frank Walker. In 1919 she had a Lodger couple by name of Findlay. Mother Doris - on 14th April 1919, killed her baby son...