I wonder if some knowledgeable Lister/Listers can help me out of my dilema?  On the 1881 census for Norwich my GGfather James Muirhead was head of the household at 28 Chapel Street, Norwich. (St Stephens), My Gfather Albert was born there. I have been trying to pinpoint the house on various maps of the area. I t is most confusing,  On one map I have a Chapel St. Crooks Place behind the Old Norfolk & Norwich Hospital, showing King Street &  Queen Street between that and the Hospital. In close proximity there is another Chapel Street sandwiched between Coach & Horses Road and Globe Street. Drink map of Norwich dated 1892 shows the one in Crooks Place, the one between C & H and Globe  St. has no name attached.  1905 O.S. map shows only the one between Coach & Horses and Globe Street. I did notice on another map  (lost it at present that there was another Chapel crossing the C & H/Globe St. The 1881 census also shows that the King George IV PH at 32 Chapel St. I would think that the address I want is the first one in Crooks Place, later I believe renamed Essex Street. Thanks, Frank NFHS 6871, Cromer

Frank, can you use the 1881 census enumerators' returns to work out the route taken by the enumerator who listed your ancestors? Also, might a comparison with the 1891 census be illuminating at all? -- Christopher Pipe BA DipLib MCLIP researching and indexing Norfolk history [email protected] (and see www.cromerdictionary.co.uk) -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of FRANK MUIRHEAD Sent: 13 March 2014 16:29 To: [email protected] Subject: [NFK] Chapel Stteet, Norwich I wonder if some knowledgeable Lister/Listers can help me out of my dilema? On the 1881 census for Norwich my GGfather James Muirhead was head of the household at 28 Chapel Street, Norwich. (St Stephens), My Gfather Albert was born there. I have been trying to pinpoint the house on various maps of the area. I t is most confusing,  On one map I have a Chapel St. Crooks Place behind the Old Norfolk & Norwich Hospital, showing King Street &  Queen Street between that and the Hospital. In close proximity there is another Chapel Street sandwiched between Coach & Horses Road and Globe Street. Drink map of Norwich dated 1892 shows the one in Crooks Place, the one between C & H and Globe  St. has no name attached.  1905 O.S. map shows only the one between Coach & Horses and Globe Street. I did notice on another map  (lost it at present that there was another Chapel crossing the C & H/Globe St. The 1881 census also shows that the King George IV PH at 32 Chapel St. I would think that the address I want is the first one in Crooks Place, later I believe renamed Essex Street. Thanks, Frank NFHS 6871, Cromer ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message