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2 Bentinck Street

History of 2 Bentinck Street

1901

Joseph Newman

Elizabeth

Maud S, assists at home

Mabel, 10, b Cambridge

Franks, 8, b Cambridge

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1911

Joseph Newman, 65, jobbing gardener, b Cambs

Elizabeth, 67, b Cambs

Anne Salisbury, daughter, widow, 41, b Cambridge

Maud Newman, daughter, 28, b Cambridge

Jessie Salisbury, granddaughter, 18, tailoress, b Cambridge

Percy Salisbury, grandson, 14, b Cambridge

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1913

Joseph Newman

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1939

Leonard A Darnell, b 1893, foreman painter

Dorothy E, b 1895

Margaret L, b 1927

Alan L, b 1929

Dorothy F, b 1931

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1962

Leonard A Darnell

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Bentinck Street, west side c.1970 (MoC 336/70)

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