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71 King Street (1970)

71 (81, 82) King Street

History of 71 King Street

1851:

William Mott, groom

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1861:

(81)

John Moore, 45, plumber, b Cambridge

(82)

William Mott, 42, groom, b Cambridge

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1881:

(81) Gaylor

(82) Luccesi

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1901:

(81/82) Beer House

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1913: The Mart

J Winship, auctioneer

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1927:

Hollimans, removal firm. Jack Holliman was remembered in the CEN as a ‘Salvation Army man who used to supply a removal van for the Cherry Hinton Free Church Sunday School outing to Col Gray’s on the Gogs’ annually.

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1962:

J Holliman & Sons, house furnishers

 

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