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19 Sleaford Street, Cambridge
The History of 19 Sleaford Street
Number 19 Sleaford Street (Memorial Buildings) does not appear on the 1881 Census or the 1891 Census. The property may have been known as No. 8 Memorial Buildings around 1898, but has the modern numbering of 19 Sleaford Street by 1901.
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1901
William M Butler, 38, engine driver for Great Eastern Railway,
Elizabeth Butler, 38, b. Huntingford, Hertfordshire
Elizabeth Butler, 19, dress maker, on her own account working at home, b. Cambridge
Emma M Butler, 12, b. Cambridge
George Barham, 21, Boarder, barber’s apprentice, b. Bungay, Norfolk
Sources: 1881, 1891, 1901 & 1911 UK Census, 1888 OS Town Plan of Cambridge, 1901 revised map of Cambridge
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