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A weathered two-storey brick building on Newmarket Road with broken windows and a Sold sign from Gray, Swann & Cook.

145 & 147 Newmarket Road (MoC56/72)

147 (218) Newmarket Road

History of 147 Newmarket Road

1861

Edward Rowell, labourer, 59, b Chesterton

Kezia, 60, b Chesterton

William Laughton, son in law, 30, tailor, b Cambridge

Ann Laughton, wife, 30, b Chesterton

Emily A Laughton, 7, b Cambridge

Edward Laughton, 4, b Cambridge

Martha Laughton, 10 mos, b Cambridge


1913

William Bruce, woodman

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