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3 Clarendon Street

History of 3 Clarendon Street

1851

William G Gray, 26, ? Clerk

Frances Gray, 22

Sophia Balding, 24, House Servant

1861

Thos Haslop, 51, Saddler, b. Cambridge

Mary Haslop, 54, b. Bury, Suffolk

George Gardiner, 13, Farmer’s Son, b. Horningsheath, Suffolk

John Maze, 34, Draper, b. Barking, Herts

1871

Mary Haslop, 63, Saddle Harness Maker, b.Bury, Suffolk

Kate Gardner, 19, b. Bury, Suffolk

Jane M Lofts, 21, Domestic Servant, b. Barton, Suffolk

1881

Mary Haslop, 75, b.Bury, Suffolk

Sarah Middleton Field, 32, Servant, b. Elsworth

1891

Uninhabited

1895 Spalding

Charles Edward Costigan, telegraphist

1901

Albert W Smith, 39, Tailor’s Assistant, b. Cambridge

Sarah Smith, 39, b. Burledon, Hamps

1911

Albert W Smith, 49, Tailor Cutter, b. Cambridge

Sarah Smith, 49, b. Burledon, Hamps

1913

Albert Smith

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