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A row of brick buildings on Jesus Lane, Cambridge, with a tall church spire visible in the distance and a postbox on the curb.

38 – 45 Jesus Lane c.1870 (MoC)

38 Jesus Lane

History of 38 Jesus Lane

1861

Green Kempton, 37, auctioneer clerk, b Ely


1871

Henry Boning, 36, university marshall, b Cambridge

Jane, 35, b Cambridge

Henry A, 8, b Cambridge

Herbert R, 7, b Cambridge

Edith Jane, 7, b Cambridge

Frederick, 4, b Cambridge

Estella Mynott, servant, b West Wickham

[Henry Boning was previously living with his parents in 19 Pembroke Street. He died here aged 49. His widow Jane died in 1918 aged 82 living at 11 Pembroke Street.]

See Mill Road Cemetery entry

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