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36 Hills Road (19)(17)
History of 36 Hills Road
1841
(17)
Ann Backer, 53
Sarah Carter, 58, servant
1851
(17 Osborne Terrace Hills Road)
James W Winter, 26, student of ?Caius? College
Elizabeth, 31, b Suffolk
Charlotte Elizabeth, 6mos, b Herts
Sarah Singell, servant, 18, born Herts
1861
(19)
Robert Piggott, 30, corn merchant and corn agent, b Landbeach
Ann, 34, b Landbeach
1871
(19)
Annie Brown, 60, widow, retired farmer’s wife income from interest and houses
Mary Ann Conquest, 14, servant
1881
(19 Hills Road)
Anna Brown, widow, investments in land, b Hunts
Henry, 27, no occupation, b Hunts
Mary Conquest, 23, servant, b Cambridge
1891
Oliver Dring, 46, stone mason, b Hants
Eliza, 45, b Cambs
Wm Stanley, 15, stone mason, b Cambridge
Herbert, 13, apprentice tailor, b Cambridge
Oliver Sidney, 12, b Cambridge
1891
William Owen, 44, clerk coal merchant, b Hunts.
1901
Charles P Pitt, 61, widower, retired publican, b Norwich
Minnie E, 23, b London
Lilian M A, 15, b London
1911
Charles Crosby, 59, college tutor, born Notts.
1913
Charles Steele Crosby, MA
Charles Crosby was a botanist. In 1901 he published with I H Burkill an account of the the flora of Vavau, one of the Tonga Insland. It is one of the earliest records of the use of soy beans.
1939
Samuel J Jarvis, b 1904, electrical and radio shop owner
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