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Can anybody possibly look up an address to see who was living there in 1911?

The address is 5 Albion St, Southwick,West sussex

I believe it was used by sailors as a lodging place.

Any assistance would be appreciated

Thanks
Florence in the hebrides

Shrimpton Household (6 People)
5 Albion Street , Southwick U.D., Sussex, England

FIRST NAME(S) LAST NAME(S) DOB SEX OCCUPATION MARITAL STATUS SCHEDULE SCHEDULE SUB NUMBER

Walter J H Shrimpton 08 May 1888 Male ??? Married 2 1
Helen Shrimpton 28 Mar 1886 Female Unpaid Domestic Duties Married 2 2
Walter J Shrimpton 18 Aug 1921 Male Ship - Wright Apprentice Single 2 3
Sorry, this record is officially closed. Check if you can open a closed record.
Sorry, this record is officially closed. Check if you can open a closed record.
Arthur James Millen 24 Oct 1930 Male At School Single 2 6

EDIT - sorry this is the 1939 register which came up when I tried to get the 1911 census.

Kath. x

Can't get FMP to find that address in 1911

Do you have a name that can be searched on

No 5 doesn't seem to be on the 1911 census - although it still exists today - visible on Google Maps.

No 5 and No 7 are the two halves of a semi-detached property.

John and Eleanor Mills Yates are at no 7 in 1911, but there's no record for no 5.


Just for reference:


Eleanor Mills Yates
in the 1911 England Census
Name: Eleanor Mills Yates
Age in 1911: 41
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1870
Relation to Head: Wife
Gender: Female
Birth Place: Clapham, Surrey
Civil Parish: Hove
County/Island: Sussex
Country: England
Street address: 7 Albion St Southwick Sussex
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 15
Estimated Marriage Year: 1896
Registration district: Steyning
Registration District Number: 80
Sub-registration district: Shoreham
ED, institution, or vessel: 8
Household schedule number: 208
Piece: 5211
Household Members:
Name Age
John Yates 45
Eleanor Mills Yates 41

There are two pairs of semis:- 3&5 and 7&9. And all looking well past their prime.
The Google satellite view shows that they are quite big, so 5 could well have been used as a lodging house.
Age-wise they look to me as "early 1900's" But did they exist in 1911?


Using the info from ArgyllGran.

The view map for that record is listed as 1896-1904. So a few years too early. But when it was produced it shows that there were no buildings that close to the junction of Albion Street and Kingston Lane.

The next record after No.7 is No.8. And either side of those two records are 'Terrace' properties.


The above leads me to think that maybe the numberings in Albion Street were revised sometime later?


EDIT. By Terrace I mean Terrace Type of properties.

Walter J H Shrimpton
mentioned in the record of Moore and Walter J H Shrimpton
Name Walter J H Shrimpton
Event Type Marriage
Registration Quarter Apr-May-Jun
Registration Year 1914
Registration District Guildford
County Surrey
Event Place Guildford, Surrey, England
Spouse Name (available after 1911) Moore
Volume 2A
Page 231
Affiliate Line Number 25

Births Jun 1888 (>99%)
SHRIMPTON Walter James H Edmonton 3a 277

Deaths Sep 1956 (>99%)
SHRIMPTON Walter J H 68 Worthing 5h 562

Deaths Jun 1964 (>99%)
SHRIMPTON HELEN W 78 WORTHING 5H 796

their son
Deaths Dec 1977 (>99%)
Shrimpton Walter John 18AU1921 Worthing 18 2141

Hello peeps.
many thanks for the info. I think I may have found out why there wasn't a no 1 Albion St.
Apparently the houses were originally called Saxon Villas 3, 5 7 & 9.


There was going to be built a house on the junction but it never happened so the first house after that was given no 3 as the numbers had already been allocated.


Since I requested the info, I have received information that the houses may not have been built until 1913 which would explain why you couldn't find the house on the 1911 census.


many thanks for the info as it has still proved useful.

Florence in the hebrides