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50 Bridge Street

50 Bridge Street

Black and white historical map showing buildings and land plots west of Bridge Street, Cambridge, with various labels.

West of Bridge Street in the Nineteenth Century

1634 death of John Badcock I. Left properties nos. 50-51 to wife Ann. Alderman John Badcock I was Treasurer of the town in 1611, churchwarden of St Clement’s in 1614 and Mayor in 1629.


1861

John Harvey, 79, boot maker, b Chesterton


1911

Herbert Bradbrook Child, 45, university lodging house keeper, b Norfolk

Judith, 43, university lodging house keeper, b Norfolk

Olive, 11, b Suffolk


1913

H J Kittridge, pastry cook & confectioner

H B Child, lodging house keeper

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