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2 - 3 Benet PlaceRoyal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959: early 19th century development.
1891:
(2) James I Lang, 47, vicar of St Benedict’s, b East Indies
Edith M, 33, b Australia
Mary V H, 5, b Cambridge
Ruth V H, 2, b Cambridge
Edith G V Hemet, sister, 21, b Australia
Anne E Weeks, servant, 38, nurse, b Dorset
Annie M Spalding, 25, housemaid, b Burwell
Elizabeth Laston, 26, cook, b Middlesex
Thomasine Mattinson, 15, nursemaid, b Westmoreland
(3) Algernon W Outram, 37, secretary to the Leys School, b London
Jessie E, 23, b Islington
Harold W S, 3, b Cambridge
Beatrice E, 3 mos, b Cambridge
Emily Fenton, cousin, 59, living on her own means, b Middlesex
Frances E Edwards, visitor, 46, b London
Millicent Halsey, servant, 15, b Hunts
Mary E Cornwell, servant, 19, b Yorks
Kate Perry, 18, servant, b Cambridge
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1901:
1911:
(2) Fanny Henrietta Hort, 74, widow, private means, b Yorks
Ellen Margaret, 48, b Gloucs
Mary Blee, cook housekeeper, 66, widow, b Herts
Martha Emmings, 29, temporary parlour maid, b Cambridge
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1913:
(2) Mrs Hort
(3) Clifton Wilbraham Collins [1844-1918: writer on Classical topics]
1962:
(2) Addenbrookes Hospital Psychiatric Dept
(3) Addenbrookes Hospital Nurses Hostel
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