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11 Clarendon Street

History of 11 Clarendon Street

1851 no record

1861

John S Haslop, 72, Independent, b. Cambridge

Elizabeth A Haslop, 72, b. St Lukes, London

Sarah Haslop, 36, Dress Maker, b. Cambridge

Elizabeth J Haslop, 34, b. Cambridge

Sarah Mancer, 16, Apprentice Dress Maker

1871

Sarah Haslop, 47, Dress Maker, b. Cambridge

Elizabeth J Haslop, 44, Dress Makerb. Cambridge

Elizabeth Male, 15, Apprentice Dress Maker, b. Cottenham, Cambs

Elizabeth Walton, 77, Domestic Servant, b. Cambridge

1881

Francis Rachel Howe, Widow, 50, Lodging House Keeper, b. Fen Ditton

1887

Fredk Gager, tailor (1887)

1891

Frederick J Gager, 40, Tailor’s Cutter, b. Sudbury

Sophia Gager, 45, b. Waldeck, Marlborough, Wilts

Etherl G Gager, 15, b. Cambridge

Frederick P Gager, 12, b. Cambridge

Sidney E Gager, 6, b. Cambridge

Precilla E Whaley, 14, Servant, b. Cherry Hinton, Cambs

1895

Mrs Elizabeth Clear, lodging house keeper

1901

Francis Cherry, 51, Clerk in Cambridge University, b. Cambridge

Caroline Cherry, 52, b. no entry

Walter E Cherry, 19, Gocer’s Assistant, b. Cambridge

William T Cherry, 17, Clerk in College B??, b. Cambridge

Ernest S Cherry, 14, b. Cambridge

1911

Sydney Herbert Holmes, 28, Butcher’s Manager, b. Horncastle, Lincs

1913

Miss A Harding

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