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Illustration by Charles Edmund Brock66 Abbey Road, (3) Barrie Villas
History of 66 Abbey Road
1881 3 Barrie Villas
Edmund Brock, 50, printers reader, b Shepreth
Mary Anne L, 55, b London
Alice Emma, 23, b London
Charles Edmund, 21, artist painting, b Holloway
Richard Henry, 19, pupil teacher in art school, b Colney Hatch
Thomas Alfred, 18, student mathematics, b Cambridge
Henry Matthew, 15, stationers assistant, b Cambridge
Katharine Alison, 14, b Cambridge
Bertha Matilda, 11, b Cambridge
For more about the Brock family go to:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Brocks_of_Cambridge
By 1894 the Brock family had moved to 14 Brunswick Walk.
1913
Herbert George Morris, journalist
1962 vacant
Abbey Road April 1969 (north) n.66 on left (MoC 50/69)
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