Hi all, Apologies for that message - strange are the ways of PCs!! I have just come back on-line after a fatal disk head crash and I certainly did not send that one consciously. I wonder where it has been for the last 3 years!!! Luckily most of my data was recently saved, so I have lost little, only about a week's worth. It's all this system rebuilding that's frustrating... Cheers and back soon-ish, Liz in Melbourne -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, 6 February 2007 5:44 PM To: 'Karen Bennett'; [email protected] Subject: Re: [OEL] old will again It does look like GeorgeYard. Yes - there were several George Yards, one of them in Southwark. Its a little narrow street which runs west off Borough High Street just north of St George's church. Borough High Street is a continuation south south west from London Bridge. This is from my Regency A-Z of London - a brilliant street atlas based on Richard Horwood's map of 1789-1819. George Yard isn't marked on my tattered 1960s A-Z - it has probably disappeared a long time ago. It is actually quite difficult to relate the two maps to each other. Newington Causeway isn't on my Regency A-Z but is in the 1960s A-Z as the continuation of the Borough High Street starting a short distance SSW of St George's and runs to the Elephant & Castle. It would have been just a short walk from No 11 Newington Causeway to George Yard. Cheers, Liz in Melbourne On Sunday, March 14, 2004 4:37 PM, Karen Bennett [SMTP:[email protected]] wrote: > thanks liz > > could I ask for help with another word in the third line > > of Surrey and of the Georgeyard ?? > > this is repeated in line 25 > > the Georgeyard afoursaid > > am i right in reading it as the Georgeyard and any ideas what that could be > thanks again > karen

hello liz I did wonder what was going on - to receive an answer 3 years later thanks anyway cheers karen