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26 (17) King Street

History of 26 King Street

1851

William Taylor, 49, master bootmaker, b Swavesey


1861

William Taylor


1871

Alfred Pleasance, 22, college servant, b Cambridge

Sarah, wife, 21, tobacconist, b Cambridge

Sarah and their first child passed away and Alfred remarried (GP 2023)

In 1881 Alfred was living with his wife Kate at 10 Park Street.


1873

the address of Charles Arnold at the time of his death

see Mill Road Cemetery entry


1874

Sarah Wilkinson, dressmaker

The Relieving officer’s Pay and Vaccination Rooms


1881

Sarah Wilkinson

1901 (17)

Harry Rooke, 46, plumber, b Cambridge

1913 (26)

H Pryke, bootmaker

1962

Bradfield and Kidman, boot repairers

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