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Old 11-02-2009, 11:13   #1
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Lemonious Street, Accrington

I took some photos yesterday in the Christ Church area including Lemonius Street, when uploading this photo to Geograph (mapping Britain) I tried to find another street with the same name but couldn't and neither could Google.
So the question is
Where did it get it's name?
Does anybody know of another?
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Old 11-02-2009, 11:15   #2
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Re: Lemonious Street, Accrington

isnt it lemonius street? theres a bit of a mix up in how its spelled, my memory is pants at the mo, emzy will know what i am on about.....
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Old 11-02-2009, 11:17   #3
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You are right, thanks will edit the post
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Old 11-02-2009, 11:21   #4
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The most expensive recorded transaction in Lemonius Street to date, is 22 which sold for £70,000.00 on 09/05/2006. The property sale that has the lowest recorded price in Lemonius Street to date, is 6 which sold for £16,000.00 on 19/08/2002. The most recent house purchase in Lemonius Street was 32 which sold for £67,200.00 on 08/09/2008.
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Old 11-02-2009, 11:23   #5
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lol at number 6 being the cheapest!!! me and emzy have lived at that one.
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Old 11-02-2009, 12:04   #6
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lol at number 6 being the cheapest!!! me and emzy have lived at that one.
Nout cheap about that place then ema, looks like Retlaw ain't seen this Thread yet
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Old 11-02-2009, 12:47   #7
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Nout cheap about that place then ema, looks like Retlaw ain't seen this Thread yet
What do you want me to say.
I've known Lemonius St all my life.
Went along it every day going to Woodnook Council School. My Uncle Sam lived in one of the houses,
My aunty Ada lived in another.
I live about 50 yards from it.

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Old 11-02-2009, 12:54   #8
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The most expensive recorded transaction in Lemonius Street to date, is 22 which sold for £70,000.00 on 09/05/2006. The property sale that has the lowest recorded price in Lemonius Street to date, is 6 which sold for £16,000.00 on 19/08/2002. The most recent house purchase in Lemonius Street was 32 which sold for £67,200.00 on 08/09/2008.
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That is correct, no 6 was purchased while house prices were down, as a quick sale and needed quite a bit of work inside and out, and yes I used to live there (rented) and it was a nice house and a pleasant street to live on

and yes, it is Lemonius Street allthough I have seen a number of variations on the spelling
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Old 11-02-2009, 12:58   #9
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That is correct, no 6 was purchased while house prices were down, as a quick sale and needed quite a bit of work inside and out, and yes I used to live there (rented) and it was a nice house and a pleasant street to live on

and yes, it is Lemonius Street allthough I have seen a number of variations on the spelling
lots of very noisy work done to it?
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Old 11-02-2009, 13:03   #10
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lots of very noisy work done to it?
Most building type works is noisy lol

But it was a nice place to live, great neighbours and the squirrels were fun to watch

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Old 11-02-2009, 14:14   #11
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Perhaps it is because Retlaw lives so close that the prices are low.

My thought is that there was a member of the Royds family with the Christian name of Lemonius. Royds owned most of Woodnook, and a lot of streets bear their family members' names.
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Old 11-02-2009, 14:17   #12
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Perhaps it is because Retlaw lives so close that the prices are low.

My thought is that there was a member of the Royds family with the Christian name of Lemonius. Royds owned most of Woodnook, and a lot of streets bear their family members' names.
Aye, an a lot of house prices went up in Accy, when tha moved tu Blackpoo.
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Old 11-02-2009, 15:04   #13
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Perhaps it is because Retlaw lives so close that the prices are low.

My thought is that there was a member of the Royds family with the Christian name of Lemonius. Royds owned most of Woodnook, and a lot of streets bear their family members' names.
Thanks Bob that seems to be the explanation Issue Of Royds - OneWorldTree - Ancestry.co.uk
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Old 11-02-2009, 15:11   #14
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i think its because it smelled of lemons
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Old 11-02-2009, 16:45   #15
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How do I edit my photo (I've spelt it wrong) ?
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