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6 All Saints Passage

History of 6 All Saints Passage

1861

John Baynes, 40, bookseller, b London

1901

A S Broom, 48, college servant, b Cambridge

Sarah Palmer, 67, b Cambridge

E A Broom, 26, confectioner’s assistant, b Cambridge

L A Broom, 24, confectioner’s assistant, b Cambridge

E M Broom, 16, nursery governess, b Cambridge

E L Broom, 13, b Cambridge

1911

1913

Miss Tolliday, ladies’ and children’s hairdresser

1945

Fay Randolph

Edith Savage

Deborah Solomons

1962

R Newman, hairdresser

Mrs Nina Holt-Smith

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