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5 Doric Street, Cambridge
History of 4 Doric Street
1841
John R Wintzell, 35, printer, b outside Cambridgeshire
Ann, 30
Henry Thomas, 8
Ann Witrow, 6
Charles John, 4
Hannah Sarah, 1
Abigail, 3 months
William N Challis, 29, mason, b outside Cambridgeshire
1851
1861
George Newell, 49, tailor, b Ely
Charlotte, 46, b Trumpington
James, 10, scholar, b Cambridge
Charlotte, 8, scholar, b Cambridge
William, 6, scholar, b Cambridge
1871
George Newell, 59, master tailor, b Ely
Charlotte, 56, b Trumpington
William, 14, grocers porter, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 5, granddaughter, scholar, b Cambridge
John Bradford, 14, boarder, fishmongers porter, b Cambridge
1881
George Newell, 69, widower, tailor, b Ely
Lydia Gaylor, 42, widow, daughter, bedmaker, b Cambridge
Jane Gaylor, 10, granddaughter, scholar, b Granchester
Mary Hughes, 68, widow, needlewoman, b Ely
1891
Lydia Gaylor, 52, widow, college pensioner, b Cambridge
Jane, 20, b Cambridge
George Bowfell, 21, lodger, railway porter, b Doncaster, Yorkshire
1901
Frederick Oakman, 34, bricklayer, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 36, b Fulbourn
Alfred, 12, b Cambridge
Ernest, 10, b Cambridge
Hilda, 7, b Cambridge
May, 5, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 2, b Cambridge
1911
Frederick Cracknell, 50, farm labourer, born Horseheath
Louisa, 50, born West Wickham
1913
Alfred Dowe, labourer
1939
Alfred C Dowe, b 1876, labourer
Frances E Dowe, b 1876, no occupation
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