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Source: British Library of Political and Economic Science: Charles Booth Online Archive
Location: London's East End: Bethnal Green
Map Title: Booth Poverty MapSt. John's Parish, Bethnal Green
Date(s): Published 1898-1899
Source: http://booth.lse.ac.uk/cgi-bin/do.pl?sub=view_booth_only&args=535193,182919,2,large,1
Highlighted areas | |
Left side of map (top to bottom) | |
Blyth Street | - Sarah Hutchings (mother of Bessie Estall) Home 1884-1886 |
Pollard Row | - Sarah Hutchings Home 1881-1883 |
St. James the Great Church, Bethnal Green Road | - William Estall and Sarah Hutchings marriage in 1891 |
Center of map (top to bottom) | |
Bethnal Green Workhouse | - Temporary home of Estall family after Sarah Hutchings' death in 1899 |
Quinn's Buildings, Russia Lane | - Residence of Estall family at time of daughter Rosie's birth in 1895 - Residence of family at time of Sarah (Hutchings) Estall's death in 1899 |
Museum Buildings, Green Street | - Home of Estall family in 1891 - Birthplace of Bessie Estall (married name Schutze) in 1891 |
Cornwall Road | - Home of Estall family in 1890 |
Right side of map (top to bottom) | |
Cranbrook Street | - Henry and Elizabeth (Rice) Estall's (grandparents of Bessie) home in 1861 - Henry was working as a "silk comber" - Boyhood home of William Estall (Bessie's father) - Sarah Hutchings home in 1889 while working as a "fur sewer" |
Palm Street | - Sarah Hutchings home in 1887 |