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Clarendon Street looking east, no.1 in the foreground

1 Clarendon Street

History of 1 Clarendon Street

1851

Stephen Mansfield, 25, Draper’s Assistant, b. Chesterton

Charlotte Mansfield, 27, Chesterton

MRC:

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/mansfield-charlotte/


1861

Lucy Pears, 63, Annuitant, b.Holbeach, Lincs

Wilm Pears, 40, Solicitor’s General Clerk, b. Thorney, Cambs

Allen D Raymash, 9, Pelham, Herts

Eliza Asborne, 17, Servant, Huntingdonshire


1871

Lucy Pears, 73, Annuitant, b.Holbeach, Lincs

William Pears, 50, Solicitor’s Clerk, b. Thorney, Cambs

Harriet Camps, 22, b. Waterbeach, Cambs


1874/1878 Spalding

James Wallington sic, clerk (1878)


1881

Joseph Wellington, 32, Draper’s Clerk, b. Houghton, Huntingdon

Julia Wellington, 33, b. Cambridge

Edith Sarah Wellington, 6, Scholar, b. Chesterton

Mabel Maud Wellington, 3, b. Cambridge

Aquila Gray, 20, Servant, b. Bottisham, Cambs

Spalding 1881 has surname spelt Wallington – link to MRC for Mabel Maud:

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/mckean-barbara/


1884-7 Spalding:

Fredk Cullum, head cook at Christ’s College (1884) then Miss Mary Warboys, lodging house keeper (1887)


1891

Uninhabited


1895 Spalding:

Richard T Jones, sewing machine agent (family was at #10 in previous census)


1901

Sarah Ann Jones, 57, Widow, Lodging house keeper, b. Cambridge

Florence L Jones, 26, b. Cambridge

George P Jones, 22, Grocer’s Assisitant, b. Cambridge

Ernest W Jones, 21, Furnishing Assistant, b. Cambridge

Dennis O Jones, 18, Furnishing Assistant, b. Cambridge


1911

George Grigg, 40, Ironmonger, b. Chatham

Gertrude Grigg, 39, b. Blunham, Beds

George William Grigg, 14, b. Cambridge

Frederick Arthur Grigg, 12, b. Cambridge

Gertrude May Grigg, 7, b. Cambridge


1913

George Grigg


1962 not listed


1970

Clarendon Street (east)(MoC 25/92/70)

 

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