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Bust of James Hope by J P Papera

7 Clarendon Street

History of 7 Clarendon Street

7 Clarendon Street

1851

James Philip Papera, 46, Sculptor, b. Italy [1829-1851]

Maria Papera, 50, b. Linwick, Ireland

National Portrait Gallery:

https://www.npg.org.uk/research/programmes/british-bronze-founders-and-plaster-figure-makers-1800-1980-1/british-bronze-founders-and-plaster-figure-makers-1800-1980-p

1861

Wilm Hazlewood, 41, Compositer, b. Cambridge

Elizabeth Hazlewood, 38, Straw Bonnet Maker, b. Cambridge

Chas W Hazlewood, 12, b. Cambridge

Eliza M Hazlewood, 14, b. Cambridge

Roza A Hazlewood, 10, b. Cambridge

Helen T Hazlewood, 7, b. Cambridge

Ann Dunn, 65, b. Norwich

Esther Gardner, 69, Supported by Friends, b. Cambridge

See #5 Clarendon St in 1851

1871

Elizabeth Hazlewood, 46, Bonnet Maker, b. Cambridge

Charles W Hazlewood, 22, Compositer, b. Cambridge

Helen J Hazlewood, 17, b. Cambridge

Ann Dunn, 75, b. Norwich

Esther Gardner, 69, Supported by Friends, b. Cambridge

See #5 Clarendon St in 1851

1881

Elizabeth Haslewood, 57, Lodging House Keeper, b. Cambridge

Helen Thorpett, 26, School Teacher, b. Cambridge

Marta Silk, 15, Servant, b. St Ives

1887

Elizabeth Hazlewood (1887)

1891

Elizabeth Haslewood, 67, Widow, Lodging House Keeper, b. Cambridge

Rosa Ann Haslewood, 39, School Mistress, b. Cambridge

Helen T Haslewood, 37, School teacher, b. Cambridge

William G Haslewood, 8 b. Newmarket

Lydia Law, 13, Servant, b. Over, Cambs

1895

Eliza Hazlweood

1901

Elizabeth Haslewood, 78, Lodging Housekeeper, b. Cambridge

Rosa A Haslewood, 49, Private School Teacher, b. Cambridge

1911

Rosa Ann Haslewood, 60, Lodging House Keeper, b. Cambridge

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