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Royal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959: House, now three tenements, Nos. 146, 148, 159 next W of Leeke Street, of two storeys, have timber-framed walls faced with later brickwork and tile covered roofs. Built perhaps in the late 16th century, it was remodelled early in the 19th century.
1851:
(unnumbered) John Bradbury, 57, carpenter, b Norwich
(unnumbered) William Hill, 30, baker and Grocer, b West Wickham
1861:
(63) Martha Frost, 74, b Suffolk
(64) William Hill, 42, baker and grocer, b Gt Wilbraham
(65) George Dodd, 33, fish merchant, b Suffolk
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1871:
(65) James Parker, 27, publican and fishmonger
(64) William Frances, 45, brewer not licensed
(63) Robert Halliday, 45, market gardener
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1881:
(64) Charles Mountain, 41, paper hanger
(65) Edward Waters, 28, ironmonger
(65a) James Parker, 35, painter
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1891:
(63) George Farrington, 33, gas stoker
(64) James Reynolds, sugar boiler
(65) James Parker, 48, painter and glazier
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1901:
(64) James Reynolds, confectioner
(65) James Parker, greengrocer
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1913:
(146) Arthur Rose, fried fish shop
(148) James Reynolds, wholesale sugar boiler and confectioner
(150) James Parker, greengrocer
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1962:
(146) Mrs L Rose
(148) Mrs F M Hughes
(150) Mrs M Slater
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