10 Jeffreys Street
Numbered as 22 Jeffreys Street
1825 July Shaw
1826 July Shaw
1827 Jan Shaw
1828 Jan Shaw
1829 Shaw
1831 Jan Shaw
1834 Jan Shaw
1841 Sept Joseph Michael Rosen
1842 Sept W Agges
1844 March E Walker
Re-numbered as 25 Jeffreys Street
18 46 March E Walker
1847 March E Walker
1848 Sept J Dunsford
1850 James Over (unclear spelling)
1851 James Over
1853 James Over
1855 James Over
1858 Marshal
1863 Marshal
1866 Marshal
1871 Marshal
1875 Marshal
1880 Marshal
1881 Samuel (59, engineer) and Ann (65) Marshal with Samuel (25, engineer), Catherine (29), Ann (23). Also Joseph (31, clerk) and Charlotte (32, clerk’s wife) Rhodes with Caroline (7).
1881 Re- numbered as 10 Jeffreys Street
1885 Marshal
1953 June 2 Mrs Churchill at No 10 was very involved in the organisation of the coronation party.
This is Bill Churchill playing outside number 10. He is also one of the small boys in a celebratory paper hat in the photo of the coronation street party.
This is Linda Sherville, and her brother Peter - staying with her aunt, Mrs Churchill during the coronation. There were more of her cousins in the front row of the coronation photo.
Everyone in these streets did their laundry at the “bag wash shop”, the recently restored building on the corner of St Pancras Way and Wilmott St. Bill Churchill says the crooked doorstep of No 10 broke while dragging a bag back from the bag wash shop in 1955.
With thanks for the memories to Bill Churchill formerly of Jeffreys St, John Molina formerly of Jeffreys St, Rita Hockey cousin of Linda Sherville.