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7 Melbourne Place

History of 7 Melbourne Place

UK Census:

1861

Ada L Besmeres, 30, Independent, b. Clapham

Ada L Besmeres (daughter), 10, b. Limehouse, Middlesex

Elizabeth J Besmeres, 9, b. Limehouse, Middlesex

Frances (daughter), 4, b. Stratforf, Essex

Walter, 2, b. Cheswell St, Middlesex

Charles, 11m, b. Islington. Middlesex

Martha Sargant, 18, Servant, b. Little Abington, Cambs


1871

Frederick Haywood, 40, Bookseller’s Clerk, b. Cambridge

Sarah Ann Haywood, 42, b. Little Swaffham

Frederick W Haywood, 11, b. Cambridge

Arthur Haywood, 10, b. Cambridge

Albert E Haywood, 8, b. Cambridge

Walter Haywood, 4, b. Cambridge

Sarah Anne Saylor, 14, Servant, b. Chesterton

Emily Furbauk, 40, Lodger, Annuitant, b. Cambridge

Sarah Smyth, 37, Lodger, Annuitant, b. Cambridge


1874

Alfred John Darby, Machinist


1881

Alfred John Darby, 42, Printer Machine, Minder, b. London

Sarah Maria Darby, 45, b. Cambridge

Florence Jane B Darby, 16, Milliner, b. Cambridge

Sarah Eliza Darby, 14, b. Cambridge

George Alf Darby, 8, b. Cambridge

Ernest Bailieux Darby, 6, b. Cambridge

Percy Chas Fredc Darby, 4, b. Cambridge

Lambert Francis Darby, 11m, b. Cambridge


1884

Arthur King at “7 & 8”


1891

George G Raynes, 27, Banker’s Clerk, b. Cambridge

Flora G Raynes, 23, b. Cambridge

Bertha Searle, 14, Servant, b. Comberton, Cambs


1901

Matthias B Newham, 36, College Servant, b. Melton Mowbray, Leics

Emily Newham, 37, b. London


1911

Ernest J Marchant, 35, Draper’s Shopwalker, b. Downham, Norfolk

Gertrude S Marchant, 38, b.Downham, Norfolk

Ernest Cecil Marchant, 8, b. Chesterton, Cambridge

Herbert Stanley Marchant, 4, b. Cambridge


1913

Ernest J Marchant

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