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33 Coronation Street

History of 33 Coronation Street

1901

George Benton, 41, groom

Emily, 40,

Alfred William, 19, labourer,  b Cambridge

Arthur, 17, errand boy, b Cambridge

George, 14, errand boy, b Cambridge

Frederick, 12,

Edward C, 11, b Cambridge

Robert, 9, b Cambridge

1911

William John Baker, 35, Cambridge Corporation groom, b Orwell

Louisa Miriam, 32, b Cherry Hinton

William John, 11, b Cambridge

Nellie Louisa, 9, b Cambridge

Wilfred Allen, 8, b Cambridge

Frederick Charles, 4, b Cambridge

Dorothy, 3mos, b Cambridge

Albert, 6

1913

John Baker, groom

1962

S G and D W Chapman, builders

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