PEMBER children - Mary Sophia (b1862), James John (b1864) (General)
Hi
Whilst researching three of the children of William PEMBER (b1829)and his wife Ann (nee MEREDITH, nee HOLFORD)(b1829), living in Ross, I've found that the baptism transcripts state places of residence as "Dock", "Earl Grey Entry" and "Dean Hill".
Can anyone tel me what these names relate to.
Many thanks
Tony Bidmead (Plymouth)
PEMBER children - locations
by slowhands 
, proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, Thursday, December 24, 2009, 17:54 (5523 days ago) @ bigtonyb
"Dock", "Earl Grey Entry" and "Dean Hill".
I'd like to see the original images to help resolve this one ( in the Ross area) !
I guess this is them :-
1871 Dean Hill Ross
William Rember 46
Ann Rember 35
Edwin Rember 15
William Rember 11
Sophia Rember 9
Albert Rember 12 months
1861 Tudorville Ross ??
William Palmer abt 1831 Ross, Herefordshire, England Head Ross, Herefordshire
Ann Palmer abt 1839 Ross, Herefordshire, England Wife Ross, Herefordshire
Richard Palmer abt 1857 Ross, Herefordshire, England Son Ross, Herefordshire
Julia Palmer abt 1859 Ross, Herefordshire, England Daughter Ross, Herefordshire
Emma Palmer abt 1861 Ross, Herefordshire, England Daughter Ross, Herefordshire
DOCK, ROSS
In Ross 1876 http://www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/HEF/Ross/Trade1876.html - there is a Dock Street, Dock Pitch and "The Dock"
DEAN HILL, ROSS
Deanhill or Dean Hill was the site of a Bluecoat school and Perrocks almshouses in Ross
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PEMBER children - Mary Sophia (b1862), James John (b1864)
by m p griffiths , Saturday, December 26, 2009, 12:41 (5521 days ago) @ bigtonyb
On the 1871 census for Herefordshire Ross - District One - where the PEMBER's are living (this includes both sides of Dean Hill)
District 3 - part of the Enumerator's notes say...... that part of the Town of Ross comprising the Dock, the North East side of Dock Street, the North side of Trenchard Street.
On the 1881 census District 3: The Enumerator states that Trenchard Street is also called EDDE CROSS (is this possibly EARL GREY entry ?) and on this census would be named as such. i.e. Edde Cross Street, which comes after Dock Street.
Edde Cross Street, Ross-on-Wye
by slowhands , proud of his ancient Dean Forest roots, Saturday, December 26, 2009, 14:04 (5521 days ago) @ m p griffiths
EDDE CROSS (is this possibly EARL GREY entry ?)
would probably be written Edde Crofs so not too far a stretch to the transcription of Earle Grey !
Edde Cross Street, Ross-on-Wye, runs north - south from the junction between the High Street and Wilton Road down to where it becomes Trenchard Street at the point where Kyrle Street joins it although there is evidence that Trenchard Street used to extend right up to where New Street joins Edde Cross Street.
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