how do I find out the names of people on my street,without knocking on doors and asking?

Answer 1

If in UK check the draft of the electoral register, it should be on display somewhere in your ward. Some places used to keep a copy of the final register permanently on display. You can buy access to the completed register I think. I'm not sure whether you can only do it on-line.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Go to your local public library and ask the staff for the Criss-Cross Directory. Our Criss-Cross is also called a Polk Directory. This is a big book it has several types of listings:

1) By last name, just like the phone book
2) By street name- the residents are listed in house number order
3) By phone number

Our Polk Directory is located at the Reference Desk.

That's the first place I would start.
Keep in mind that not everyone is listed in the directory and it may not be current. So, if someone moved yesterday or last month, the directory will not list the new owners.

There are other ways to check. Try the Polk first!

Answer 4

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how do I find out the names of people on my street,without knocking on doors and asking?

Answer 5

The best way, I think, is just to meet one neighbor and then ask them! Its how I did it! Plus you get more than the names...you get the dirt too (evil laugh)....

But definitely try this website

http://www.whitepages.com/10001/reverse_address

Its called a reverse address lookup because you type in the address and they give you the name. Find the streets and numbers that you are wondering about and try it out. I typed in my neighbor's address and found that his name was listed, so I think it works.

Good luck!

Answer 6

Look in the City Directory (i.e. Vernon Directory) which may be found at the Reference Desk of your public library.

Also, check out the Voter's list if it's near election time.

Answer 7

Next time there is an election called in your city, check the telephone poles. There must be, on public display, a list of voters in each polling district, and this is usually tacked up on a telephone pole somewhere. It lists the houses, block by block, and gives the name of each resident, plus their occupations. If you aren't in the midst of an election, check your local library. Chances are they have one on file somewhere. If they don't check with the political party headquarters and ask for the list of voters in your polling district. They will CERTAINLY have one!

Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

You can find out names of homeowners on your street by searching the database of your county's property appraiser - available online for most major cities.

Search for [name of county, state] property appraiser