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12 Doric Street, Cambridge
History of 12 Doric Street
1841 not listed
1851
John P Whitehead, 33, painter, b Cambridge
Emma, 29, b Cambridge
Maryann, 9, b Cambridge
Emma, 7, b Cambridge
John, 5, b Cambridge
James, 3, b Cambridge
NB in 1861 and 1871this family was at 12 Doric Street
1861
John Paul Whitehead, 42, painter and glazier, b Cambridge
Emma, 36, b Cambridge
Mary Ann, 19, servant, b Cambridge
John Paul James, 18, servant, b Cambridge
James Alfred, 12, servant, b Cambridge
1871
John Whitehead, 52, journeyman painter, b Cambridge
Emma, 48, b Cambridge
James, 23, journeyman painter, b Cambridge
1881
John Webb, 58, undergardener, b Bottisham
Susan, 53, b Histon
William 21, foundry labourer, b Impington
John, 18, farm labourer, b Impington
Smith Webb, 29, son, drayman, b Bottisham
Emily, 30, daughter-in-law, b Cambridge
Eliz A, 3, granddaughter, b Nottingham
William S, 1, grandson, b Nottingham
1891
Ellen Cooper, 36, single, washerwoman, b Suffolk
George Cooper, 77, father, jobbing gardener, b Suffolk
William Cooper, 11, son, scholar, b Cambridge
1901
Eliza Leach, 33, laundress, b Cambridge
1911
Bertie Jordan, 22, shop assistant, born Gt Shelford
Grace Ethel Jordan, 24, born Essex
Gladys Joyce Jordan, 9 mos, born Cambridge
1913 Bertie Jordan, shop assistant
1939
Michael Corcoran, b 1909, commissionaire at New Theatre
Florence L Watkins, b 1914, unpaid domestic duties
Colin Watkins, b 1938, under school age
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