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Half Moon Yard, Quayside

History of Half Moon Yard, Quayside

1851

Joseph Hilsden

 

Alice Simes, widow, 54, laundress, b Fulbourn

Emma, 26, b Oxford

Mary A Harrup, 24, seamstress, b Cambridge

Alice Simes, 22, b Cambridge

James Simes, 2, b Cambridge

Matilda Harris, 7ms, b Cambridge

In 1850 Alice Symes, 23, was arrested and put in the Spinning House. In 1850 Emma Simes was arrested by the proctors but release on a promise.

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