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1854
Zetland Square was affectionately known as Fishermen's square as the occupants made their living as fishermen
In 1854 following an outbreak of Cholera,the owner of the properties Lord Zetland had new homes built for the fishermen, with much improved sanitation, The 22 new homes were named South Terrace, often referred to as Fishermen's row which applied in the 1881 census |  |
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1851
Zetland Square from the 1851 census
1851 census 14 Zetland square
James Thompson Head age 47
Margaret Thompson wife 43
James Thompson son 15
Margaret Thompson dau 11
John Thompson son 9
William Thompson son 7
Jane Thompson dau 5
Sarah Thompson dau 3
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Census
Fisherman Row from 1881 census
Fishermans Row
The Head of the household according to 1881 census for Fishermans Row
1
William Preston
2
Richard Picknet
3
William Dobson
4
Joseph Thompson 79 Tailor
Ann Thompson 77
5
Elizabeth Ann Preston
6
Richard Watson
7
James Shaw
8
William Boagey
9
Robert Walton
10
Thomas Robson
11
Thomas Baker
12
Margaret Picknet
13
James Thompson Head age 47
14
John Picknet
15
John Stonehouse
16
David STONEHOUSE 66 Occ:Fisherman
Ann STONEHOUSE 40
Margaret STONEHOUSE 17
Sarah Ann STONEHOUSE15
Thomas STONEHOUSE 13
David Stonehouse 9
17
Thomas Carter
18
Richard Hall
19
Daniel Snowden
20
William Carter
21
Emanual Carter
22 ?
Mary Walton
Trinity House
Trinity House adj Battery.
Charles Sill
Battery Cottage
Robert Allison
Picture House High street
Elizabeth Mc Rean
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1881 census
13 Fishermans Row
Census Place: Redcar, York, England
James THOMPSON Widow 79 M Redcar, York, England
Rel: Head Occ: Fisherman
James THOMPSON M 48 M Redcar, York, England Rel: Son
Occ: Fisherman
Eleann THOMPSON M 42 F Staithes, York, England daughter in law
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1930s
South Terrace. in the 1930s
South Terrace. in the 1930
1 Mr. W, Preston (fisherman)
2 Mr, J Preston (fisherman)
3 Mr, W Dobson W
4 Mr, E, Baker ( Labourer)
5 Mr,R Dobson ( fisherman)
6 Mrs. J. Watson
7 Mr W. Picknett ( fisherman)
8 Mr W. Boagey ( brick maker)
9 Mr J Thompson (boatman)
10 Mr H Robson ( gasworker)
11 Mrs.M Baker
12 Mr W.B. Picknett (fisherman)
13 Mr G.R.Williams ( gasworker)
14 Mr J.S. Picknett (fisherman)
15 MR D. Stonehouse (fisherman)
16 Mrs. M.J.Stonehouse
17 Mr J.W. Picknett (fisherman)
18 Mr J. Hall (fisherman)
19, Mr D Snowdon (fisherman)
20 Mr W. Carter ( firnaceman)
21 Mr H. Baker (fisherman)
22 Mr Mrs R. Walton
Numbers 9 & 10 are the two cottages with the lookout built into the roof...
When Granville Terrace was built ( from 1910 onwards) they left a space in the centre so that a lookout could see the fishing boats going and returning after fishing..They did of course fill this in later with houses.
The house numbers along Granville Terrace had to be renumbered when they built some properties at the beginning of the Terrace as it joined the High Street.
My old deeds when I lived in number 9 Granville had been altered from number 6.
information courtesy of Fred Brunskill
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