Looking through the 1911 census my grandma lived there, she was 4 years old at the time does anybody know where it is or where it used to be THANKS...

i think it might have been in the neuk .

'Glimpses of Old Bedlingtonshire' is one of Evan Martin's books that mentions the Fish family who lived in The Neuk in Salmon Place.

Apparently their neighbours were the Haddock family. 

My wifes' Grandparents Lived in  Rosella place in the neuk also the Bowers Lived there

My grandmas maiden name was heron her married name was Curley when she got married she lived in Horst terrace,then Hudson avenue she had 2 brothers Frank & Sam .Frank lived in Hollymount square,Sam lived in bells place.she had a sister called Mary

who lived in cramlington my grandma comes from the line of Charltons from Bellingham hence border riever connections my middle

Name is Charlton which has been passed down through generations...

In the 1911 census there is a family by the name of Angus living in 5 Rosella Place and a family named Hedley are recorded as visitors.   

Hi Tonyp,

Francis and Jane Heron were in Salmon Place in 1911 with their children Mary 8yrs, Francis 6yrs, Margaret 4yrs and Samuel 2yrs. Jane is shown as 34 yrs from Bellingham.

It appears that Francis Ward Heron married Jane Charlton in 1901 in Bellingham.

Thank you very much for this information ..

On the Northumberland archive web site there is a photo of my great great granda on there, he was a postman in Bellingham

& was Jane's father he must have been born about 1840-50's he was called Antony Charlton.As I said can't thank you

enough Cheers.....

Tonyp - don't know if this will have any relevance but there there is a bit about Salmon Place, The Neuk on the sixtownships site :-

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1473242359580083/search/?query=neuk

 

 

Tonyp Salmon Place was just off the Market Place in Bedlington and often called 'The Neuk' or Muggars' Nook' , although Salmon Place was the row of 2 rooms houses and cottages at the bottom of Muggars' Neuk (Muggar is another name for a Hawker)  facing back up towards the Market Place.  The first written evidence of Salmon Place I can find is an advert in the 'Morpeth Herald' 28 February 1880 for a seed list from John Brown of Woodbine Cottage Salmon Place (my 3G uncle)  Salmon Place was recommend for Clearance in 1938 although I found an application in 1944 by Mr. Fred Reed for possession to occupy 1-4 Salmon Place.  I found the entry for your Grandmother Margaret starting school on 20 August 1912, father Francis.  There is also an entry for Francis 1909 father Francis a miner.  

fish, salmon, heron ??? something fishy about this post ...