3 Cross Street -where the Lyons family [probably just Stephen & son Michael & family]were living when Stephen Lyons 1827 died in the Union Infirmary 1/3/ 1890. And probably where he was when admitted to St. Olave Union Hospital in December 1889 . Son Michael Lyons was living at the same address 8/3/1890 but had moved by April 1891. In the 1890 Rotherhithe Electoral Roll Book [LMA fiche X104/345] only a James Herbert is given for 3 Cross Street, so seemingly the Lyonses were only there fleetingly.
By 1891C, all the houses in Cross Street, next to Swan Mead, are uninhabited, probably as the area is about to be redeveloped .
I was pretty sure that this is now known as Pottery Street [ think JL has visited it?] , running parallel to the Thames, one street to its south, just to the east of Bermondsey Wall, but this is rubbish if the Cross Street named was indeed next to Swan Mead!!!.