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40 Clarendon Street

40 Clarendon Street, Park Cottage

History of 40 Clarendon Street

1861:

Sarah Marriott, 59, Keeping House for Son, b. Cambridge

Robert Cooke Bull, 30, Curate of St Andrew the Great, b. Halifax, Yorks

Ranson M Golland, 19, Student, b. France (British subject)

Martha Pauly, 17, Servant, b. Westwick, Norfolk

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1871:

Helen Brown, 70, Interest & Annuity, b. Market Rasen, Lincolnshire

Maria Brown, 60, Interest & Annuity, b. Barton on Humber

Francis A Bissell, 52, Interest & Annuity, b. Sleaford, Lincs

Rebecca Robinson, 24, Domestic Servant, b. Histon

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1874 – 8:

John Howard, chemist (1874) then Brothers Royal (1878)

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1881:

Alfred J Royall, 35, Plasterer, b. Cambridge

Thomas J Royall, 31, Plasterer

Alice Eva Royall, 25, Housekeeper

Spalding 1881 has Royal Brothers, plasterers

Mill Road Cemetery

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/royall-elisa/

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1891:

Park Cottage

Alfred J Royall, 45, Master Plasterer, b. Cambridge

Elizabeth Royall, 45, b. Ely

Fanny Leverington, 15, Servant, b. Tilney St Lawrence, Norfolk

MRC

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/royall-elisa/

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1901:

Alfred J Royall, 55, Plasterer, b. Cambridge

Elizabeth Royall, 55, b. Ely

Mill Road Cemetery

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/royall-elisa/

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1911:

Thomas Hayer Barrett, 38, Glass & China Dealer, b. Cambridge

Elm Minnie Barrett, 30, b. Thorpe

Eleanor Rose Barrett, 31, Professional Photographer, b. Cambridge

http://www.fadingimages.uk/photoBan.asp

Cecilia Mahala Chapman (aunt), 53, b. Laxfield, Suffolk,

Annie Osborne, 14, Servant, b. Cambridge

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