you have probably already looked Tanza, but just in case I found this on knowhere "Firstly, I'm mightily impressed by the responses I've had - thanks to all. Next, for Joan, I now know that the factory at Goose Green was (in 1914) the premises of Batey & Co., and described as a mineral water works. The firm was on the East Dulwich Road, immediately opposite the Green and next to a church which has long been demolished. It could well have been occupied by 'Whites' at some time, I suppose. Thanks now to Jim, I've sent for an old map of the Albany Road area and hope to be able to report back on that tomorrow. That will also give me a view of the Bianca Road site, assuming it existed in the early 1900's (thanks Gemma - you obviously suffered no ill effects from drinking vinegary lemonade - may have gone better with chips). And finally, Rose - you can be my next best mate if you like! Your tip relating to mis-spelling could well be the reason I've drawn several blanks when looking at the 1901 Census - plus the fact that no-one seemed to be called by their given names, ie I've searched for an Edward who finally turned up as 'Tedie', an Ellen, who the family always called 'Nellie' and, more strangely, a Janet Elizabeth who I spent ages searching for as Dolly because that's what the family told me it was. Turns out, when she was born, someone said she looked like a little doll and the name stuck - but not to her birth certificate! Enough! More later perhaps. George<< less "