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41 (18 Parkside) Park Villa

History of 18 Parker's Piece

Royal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959: not in R G Baker’s map of Cambridge of 1830, but date from the same decade for they are shown in the print of the Coronation Dinner of 1838.

1851

Robert Talbot, 55, surveyor of taxes, b Soham


1861 census damaged


1871 (18)

Eliza Newby, 62, pensioner, b London


1881 (18)

Charles Algernon Smith, 38, newspaper proprietor, b Peterborough

 

(Park Villa) Elliott Smith, 71, magistrate, b Cambridge


1891

Arthur Barrett, 28, electrical engineer, b Cambridge

1901

(18) Ellen G Dewberry, 48, boarding house keeper, b Essex

[See 15 Parkside]

 

(Park Villa) Robert C Burrows, 58, solicitor clerk of the peace, b London


1911 (18)

Herbert Tunstall Cox, 46, gentlemans hairdresser, b Cambridge

 

Robert Crosswell Burrows, 68, solicitor, b London

 


1913

H T Cox

Robert C Burrows

Sterndale Burrows


1962 –

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Parkside

Parkside Police Station

43 Parkside, (20) Heathfield

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Cambridge Higher Grade School, Central School, Grammar School for Boys & Girls, Parkside

33 Parkside (11), St Peters Place

27 Parkside (7)

20 Parkside (1), 1 St Peters Place

21 (2) Parkside

39 Parkside, (16) Park House

21 Parkside (2), Lyndhurst, 2 St Peters Place

31 Parkside (9a)