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(211) Newmarket Road
History of (211) Newmarket Road
1861:
Mary McIntyre, 67, widow, domestic employment, b Ireland
John, 38, labourer, b London
James, 34, labourer, b Cambridge
William, 18, labourer, b Cambridge
Patrick, 15, labourer, b Cambridge
Thomas, 15, labourer, b Cambridge
The Illustrated Police News 15/11/1879 reported that Robert Henry James had been convicted of the manslaughter of Mary McIntyre.
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