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I thought it a little more interesting by following the enumerator along his or her steps as they listed the census for an area. Chosen is the District 2 of South Hackney in 1871. This is particularly to be able to list the relevant public houses, beer houses and taverns in Hackney; but more importantly to put the area of Hackney into perspective.
This is ongoing, and also helps to ensure all Public Houses are listed correctly, and ensure that road numbering changes that appear to confuse allow a better perspective of an area.
I think the enumerators description of this area is a good start - this relates to 102 census pages. I list a few of the entries along the way ........
"All that part of the District which comprises of the West side of Mare Street from Flying Horse Yard - North side of West Street - East side of London Fields to the end of Exmouth Place - the west side of Duncan Place to the Shoreditch boundary -= Lower Duncan Street - Sarahs cottages - George Street - John Street - Ebenezer Place and Prospect Place Including Warburton Road - Warburton Street & Warburton Square"
Starting in Mare Street
140 Hair Dresser - George Thomas Branch
141 Milliners Shop - Annie Hyde
139 Bakers - Henry Goddard
138 Warburton Arms - William Geary
133a Drapers Shop - Benjamin Harlshom
131 Wheelwright
129 Oilman
123 Ladies school
121 Pork Butcher
119 Wheatsheaf - Edward Davis
Turn into West Street
1 1/2 Grocer - Hannah B mades
3 Fishmonger - Joseph P Hepps
5 Butcher - John Hunt
6 Baker - George Ainsworth
9 Punch Beer House - George L Witt
6a tailor - John Martin
1a Beer House - James Brown
Havelock Public House - Thomas G Morris
4 Greengrocer - Charles Hill
Turn into London Place - various private houses
Pacifico Alms Houses, London Fields
Jubilee Cottages
Turn into Warburton Road
[From Number 10 to 15 pulled down for Railway]
35 General Shop - Grocer, Cheesemonger etc - Lewis Charters
[From Number 35 to 40 pulled down for Railway]
After 51 is Warburton Square
35 Grocers Shop - George Smith
Next is Warburton Street
3 Dairy - Edward E Padden
Triangle Cottage
Into John Street
From 18 to 25 Bedstead Factory - Horace C Duffell
1a Marine Store Dealer - Thomas Lyons
Ebenezer Place
5 Shop Keeper - William Bailey
2 Furniture Dealer - James Herring
1 Greengrocer - Joseph Tilbrook
Duncan Place
34 Basket Maker - Robert D Pain
32 Oilman - John Grace
23 Hosiers shop - William E Grimwood
21 Ironmongers shop - William J Cook
Into George Street
then Prospect Place
then Portland Cottages, Lower Duncan Street
then Lansdowne Cottages
then Sarahs Cottages
and into Ada Street
13 Ostler - George Bush
10 Lithographic Printer - George Miller
11 Horse Hair Manufacturer - John Hooper
46 Laundress - Mary Robinson
Into Girling Street
4 Coffee Stall Keeper - William Coudling
28 Whitesmith - Henry Poplewell
31 Butcher - James W Young
Into Duncan Street
4 Coal Porter - James Hammond
7 Perambulator Maker - Thomas Aldridge
10 Blacksmith - John Curtis
29 Shoe Maker - Charles Barnfield
[END OF THIS ENUMERATORS STEPS]