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Melbourne Place

2 Melbourne Place

History of 2 Melbourne Place

1851:

Peter Johnson, 26, Tailor, b. Scotland

Elizabeth Johnson (wife), 17, b. Cambridge

Mary Johnson (sister), 12, b. Scotland

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1861:

William C Coe, 24, merchant clerk, b Cambridge

Susan, 23, b Cambridge

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1871:

William A Skinner,38, Brewer’s Clerk, b. Cambridge

Sarah E Skinner, 33, b. Cambridge

Elizabeth Skinner, 4, b. Cambridge

Frederick W Skinner, 3, b. Cambridge

Ernest J Skinner, 2, b. Cambridge

Sidney C Skinner, 1, b. Cambridge

Phoeba M Sorman, 13, Servant, b. Cambridge

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1874 (Spaldings)

Mrs F Collings

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1881:

Fanny Collings, 71, Widow, Annuitant, b.Cambridge

Fredc Collings (son), 46, Printer & Compositer, b. Cambridge

Helen Collings (daughter), 44, Milliner, b. Cambridge

Sarah Handman (niece), 43, b. Cambridge

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1891:

Fanny Collings, 81, Living on own means, b. Cambridge

Helen Collings (daughter), 50, Milliner (Dress), b. Cambridge

Sarah Hardman, 59, Sevant,b. Cambridge

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1901:

Augustus C Harradine, 32, Commercial Traveller, b. Caxton, Cambs

Althea Harradine, 39, b. Downham Market, Norfolk

Reginald Harradine, 4, b. East Dereham, Norfolk

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1911:

Joseph John Howard, 60, Stone Mason, b. Marylebone, London

Emma Howard, 48, b. Downham, Norfolk

Joseph John Howard, 27, College Clerk, b. Downham, Norfolk

Ms Waldo Lakedale Flitton (boarder), 44, Electrical Engineer’s Assistant,  b. Cambridge

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1913:

Joseph John Howard, stonemason

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