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29 Prospect Row, Cambridge
History of 29 Prospect Row
1861
John Fry, head, 28, whitesmith, b Somerset
John Fry started work for Swann Hurrell in the 1850s; he worked there for 50 years .
Ann, 28, b Cambridge
John, 3, b Cambridge
Alfred, 2, b Cambridge
Emma, 6 mos, b Cambridge
In 1871 the Fry family were at 5 Fisher’s Lane.
Susan Lincoln, head, 43, monthly nurse, b Norwich
Maria, 19, dressmaker, b Norwich
Emma, 15, b Norwich
Mary Ann, 11, b Westminster
Louisa, 4, b Cambridge
Albert L, 1, b Norwich
1871
George N Camps, 36, cook, b Cottenham
Emma, 38, b Suffolk
George H, 9, b Cambridge
Willie H, 7, b Cambridge
Margaret, 5, b Cambridge
Walter, 5 mos, b Cambridge
[George had been living at Pembroke College in 1861 and married that year. In 1881 and 1891 the family were at 64 Eden Street.]
1913
William W Thompson, gardener
1939
George Challis, GPO telegraphs
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