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18 (16) Mill Lane

History of 18 Mill Lane

1851 (16)

Robert H Collings, 45, printer compositor, b Cambridge

Fanny

Emma, 18, b Cambridge

Frederick, printer compositor

Sarah

Fanny

John

Thomas Couch, 45, printer compositor

Martha Northfield, 19, servant, b Cambs

1861 (16)

Robert Collings, overseer of compositor

Fanny

Frederick, compositor

Sarah, 22, b Cambridge

Ellen, 21, b Cambridge

Fanny V

John

Ellen Coppins, servant, 19, housemaid, b Cambs

Thomas Couch, 53, lodger, compositor, b Swansea

1871 (16)

Robert H Collings, 65, printer overseer, b Cambridge

Fanny, b Cambridge

Frederick R H, 36, printer compositor, b Cambridge

Fanny V, 27, b Cambridge

John, 24, printer compositor, b Cambridge

Sarah G Watson, 20, servant, b Cambridge

1881 (18)

Alfred Mason, 42, printer compositor, b Cambridge

Jane C, 42, b Cambridge

Agnes, 11, b Cambridge

Elizabeth J, 10, b Cambridge

Alfred N, 7, b Cambridge

Frank, 5, b Cambridge

1891

Alfred Mason, 52, printing manager

Jane C

Agnes

Elizabeth

Alfred N, printer compositor

Frank

1913

University Press Litho Works

E Wilson, manager

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