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1936, Blue Book

13 Bene’t Street

History of 13 Bene't Street

1841

William Walter Robinson, 34, butcher

Mary Ann (née Culham), 35

William, 3

Alfred, 2

William Culham, 79, servant

John Bratt, 25

See Mill Road Cemetery entry

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1851

William Walter Robinson, butcher, b Cambridge

Mary Ann, 46, b Milton

Mary Ann, 18, b Cambridge

Emma, 17, b Cambridge

Fanny, 7, b Cambridge

Mary Cullum, niece, 24, laundress, b Milton

Elizabeth Hayworth, 17, b Rampton

John Cockerton, servant, butcher, b West Wratting

Thomas Bile, 18, butcher, b Norfolk

Trimmer [?] Robinson, nephew, 16, assistant, b Beds

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1874

W & A M Robinson, butchers

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1962

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