Louise writes; We have copies of letters written from various addresses in Liverpool during the 1850s and 1860s by our great-great-great grandparents (Jno and Mary Johnson) to their daughter in Australia. One branch of the family moved to New Zealand in the early 1900s.

6 Edge Lane -
It was from here that our great-great-great grandparents, Jno and Mary Johnson, first wrote to their daughter, Eliza Knubley Hernaman, when she and her husband immigrated to Australia in 1853. When the property was sold, the Johnsons had to move.
They shifted to -

18 Falkner Square -
Mary Johnson never seemed to like this house and always wanted to move back near Edge Lane. In 1858 Mary was granted her wish when the Johnsons moved to an address which they wrote as 10 Clare Terrace, but which would appear to be a property at -

10 Marmaduke Street and Clare Terrace -
By this time Jno and Mary had their grandson, John Hernaman, living with them. John had been sent back to "civilised" Liverpool from the goldfields of Victoria, Australia, to be educated by his grandparents.

Louise adds further detail:- 1977 was the 150th anniversary of the appointment of James Newlands in Liverpool as the country's first Borough Enginer.
The anniversary was celebrated by the University with the unveiling of two plaques. One plaque is at 4 Clare Terrace, Marmaduke Street, Edge Lane.
The plaque can just be seen to the left of the first door from the right.