Ward's Directory Of Newcastle On Tyne 1910

Step into the Newcastle of 1910: Find Your Family's Story in Ward's Directory.

Imagine the cobbled streets of Newcastle echoing with the sounds of shipyards and bustling markets. Picture the air thick with the promise of the industrial age, just a few years before the world changed forever. This was the Tyneside your ancestors knew. Now, you can walk those streets alongside them.

Ward's Directory of Newcastle-upon-Tyne for 1910 is more than just a book; it's a time machine and a key to unlocking your family's past. This meticulously detailed annual directory offers a complete snapshot of the city and its residents at a pivotal moment in history.

For the genealogist, it is an indispensable resource that bridges the gap between the 1901 and 1911 censuses, providing crucial details that bring your family tree to life.

What Genealogical Treasures Will You Discover?

Pinpoint Your Ancestors: Search thousands of names to find your relatives listed alongside their private addresses. Was your great-grandfather a shipwright on the Quayside? Did your great-aunt run a shop in Jesmond?

Discover Their Occupations: Move beyond names and dates. The directory lists your ancestor's profession or trade, offering a vivid glimpse into their daily lives, social standing, and the industries that shaped the region.

Map Their World: Locate the exact streets where they lived and worked. Cross-reference the addresses with historical maps to see the neighbourhood, the local pub, the church they attended, and the schools their children might have visited.

Explore the Community: Discover the local businesses they frequented, from the corner grocer to the family doctor. The extensive commercial section provides a rich tapestry of the Tyneside economy.

Bridge the Census Gaps: Find family members who were born, married, or passed away between census years. Track movements within the city and confirm details you’ve found elsewhere.

A Must-Have For:

Anyone with family history roots in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Local and social historians researching Tyneside in the Edwardian era.
Writers and researchers seeking authentic details for projects set in the North East.

Don't just read about history. Hold it in your hands. Find the names. Walk the streets. Unlock the secrets of your family's Tyneside story.

Add this essential tool to your genealogy toolkit today!