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The (usually locally unique) identifier (or label) for a single location (e.g. house, institution, building, farm, estate) within a named place.
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Finding who lived at an address in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1957
It might be worthwhile to check Google's Streetview of the address to ascertain what kind of building is at that location today. … In addition, the destination address on a passenger list might be a place of business rather than a residence. …
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How to find address of building in New York State censuses (1870, St Lawrence, USA)?
Although the Bean family seem to be renters (per Jan Murphy's analysis), I checked adjacent census pages in case one of the near neighbours had real estate values marked and could be used to pin-point an address … It may be possible to determine his address in 1870 by means of property records, in case he did move between 1870 and 1880.
And the Beans would have been almost next door. …
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