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From: June Downer <>
Subject: Are these Liverpool streets still in existance?
Date: Mon, 11 Aug 1997 16:18:47 +0100

Jayne Wrote:

>Hello Everyone,
>
>I was just wondering if someone could help me find out if the following
>streets still exist in Liverpool?
>
>1.Greetham Street
>
>2.Cleveland Square
>
>3.Pitt Street

Greetham Street in Liverpool 1 still there
Cleveland Sq. in Liverpool 1 still there
Pitt Street in Liverpool 1 still there

Probably somewhat reduced in size than they were in the 1850's.

>Hi Jayne,
> I've got an up-to-date streetfinder for Merseyside and
>there is no trace of Greetham St. but the other two are still in existence,
> assuming they are the same streets, they are not far from the docks,
>approx. 750 yards apart. Cleveland Sq. is off Paradise St. and Pitt St.
>seems to be off St. James' St.
> Hope this helps,
> Dave Georgeson.

I have just seen this reply I found all three in an A-Z, possible that in
the last few years Greetham Street has gone.

>
>Also, if someone died in the Parish of St. Thomas in Liverpool in 1847 &
>1849 which cemetery would they have been buried in?

If I am right in thinking that it would be St Thomas' , Park Lane according
to the list of CofE records by Liverpool Record Office then between
1813-1867 St Thomas' has a register of burials as it had a parachial
cemetry if they used that church they have been buried there.

Best wishes

June Downer

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  • Are these Liverpool streets still in existance? by June Downer <>