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7 Norwich Street / 3 Bay Terrace

History of 7 Norwich Street

1871

Trinity Hall lease to Charles Roeper

1881

(3 Bay Terrace)

Mary Bays, widow, 64, annuitant, b Hunts

Agnes, 33, annuitant, b Cambridge

Lucy Lane, servant, 15, b Bottisham

Mary Bays was the widow of Charles Bays, hatter of 11 King’s Parade

See Mill Road Cemetery entry

1891

(3 Bay Terrace)

Mary A Careless, lodging house keeper, b Cambridge

Martha, 29, fancy drapers assistant, b Haverhill

Emily, 26, private governess, b Haverhill

Edward J, 24, circulatory librarian, b Haverhill

Sarah C Thompson, sister, 64, retired draper, b Cambridge

Peter S Van Waveren, boarder, 22, bull merchants traveller, b Holland

1901

(3 Bay Terrace)

Mary A Careless, 73, lodging house keeper, b Cambridge

Emily T, 36, teacher, b Suffolk

1911

James Pawson Saul, 87, retired cabinet maker, b Cambridge

Mary Ann Saul, 84, b Cambridge, totally blind and deaf 4 years

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