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1940s
Property name
7 Beresford Street
Location
Corner of Beresford Street and Cattle Street
Type of property
Town shop
Valuations
Sold for £390,000 in 2010
Families associated with the property
Census returns
- 1851 - George Scarfe (41), master sadler, employing two; wife Ann (48), Alice (12), George (9). From England. George born in Jersey
- 1861 - Victor Joseph Langlois (45) seedsman and florist; wife Mary Ann, nee Whitley (43); four sons and a daughter; mother in law Elizabeth Whitley (83), farmer’s widow
- 1871 - Mary Ann Langlois (53) seed merchant; daughter Celestine (27) languages professor; son George (24) photographer; two more sons
- 1881 – Mary Ann Langlois (63) seed dealer; son George Francis (33) photographer; Adolphus (38) assistant seedsman
- 1891 - Mary Langlois (73) widowed seed dealer
- 1901 - John Midgley (57) widowed tobacconist; son John Thomas (29)
Almanac listings
- 1874-1880 - M A Langlois, seedsman. No 7½, J Nicolle, watchmaker
- 1886 - E Nicolle, watchmaker
- 1895-1905 - J Midgley; E Nicolle
- 1910 - F C Riminton
- 1915 - F C Riminton; H Le Rossignol
- 1920-1955 - H Le Rossignol
- 1955-1965 - Hector Powe, The Larder
- 1970 - Hector Powe
- 1975 - Look Around
- 1980 - Design
- 1990 - Allens Travel
Historic Environment Record entry
Not listed. Rebuilt in second half of 20th century
Notes and references
1881
1855
No 7 is the building in the centre, behind the Mini, with Tailor above the door, in this 1970s photograph
