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Malcolm Dixon FRSRoyal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959: no. 27 … built about the middle of the 19th century to an eclectic Classical design of some monumentality…. the Coach house standing some 5 yds to the NW is contemporary with the house.
1861: (7)
Charles M Robinson, 30, independent, b Sussex
Anna L C, 23, b Cambridge
Charles M, 10 m, b Cambridge
Sarah Bridges, 23, cook, b Great Wilbraham
Sarah Freeman, 16, house servant, b Cambridge
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1866: John S Christmas
1867: Mrs Duffield
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1871: (7)
Robert Winning, 45, dealer, b Scotland
Mary Ann, 53, b Norfolk
Faith, 17, b Cambridge
Robert, 14, b Cambridge
Walter, 12, b Cambridge
Arthur, 7, b Cambridge
Lucy Fisher, visitor, 77, annuitant, b Cambridge
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1881: (7)
Charlotte Goodliffe, 70
Mary Banks, companion, 44, b Fordham
Harriet Kester, 29, servant, b Dry Drayton
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1891: (7)
Charlotte Goodliffe, widow, 80, living on own means, b Hemingford Abbotts
Mary Ann Ellis, boarder, 37, ladys companion, b Duxford
Eliza Munns, 26, servant, b Sawtry
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1901: (7)
Daniel Brockett, 41, lodging house keeper
[Daniel was living aged 1 at 1 Hobb’s Passage, St Clements]
Elizabeth, 44, b Hants
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1911: (7)
Daniel Brockett, 50, lodging house keeper, b Cambridge
Elizabeth
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1913: (7)
D Brockett, lodging house keeper
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1939: (27)
Allick P Dixon, b 1867, Sec. Friendly Society
Caroline D, b 1859
Malcolm, b 1899, research biochemist
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1962: (27)
Malcolm Dixon, FRS [biochemist]
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