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(37) Regent Street

History of 37 Regent Street

1861

Ebenezer Field, 26, chemist, b Cambridge

Betsey, 22, b Cambridge

Harriett, 4 mos, b Cambridge

Ebenezer Field was also a photographer

1871

Ebenezer Field, 36, chemist and druggist

Elizabeth, 30

Harriett, 10, b Cambridge

Clara, 8, b Cambridge

Alice, 6, b Cambridge

Ebenezer, 4, b Cambridge

Lomas, 2, b Cambridge

Arthur, 8 mos, b Cambridge

Lucy Northrup, 16, servant, b Cambridge

1881

(37) Elizabeth Taverner, 64, bazaar keeper, b Peterborough

Jane, 29, b Peterborough

Gertrude Swaffield, granddaughter, 11, b Peterborough

Ann Tinkler, 16, servant, b Hunts

(37a) Thomas M Rutter, 37, tea dealer, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 33, b Northumberland

Errington M, son, 4, b Surrey

Thomas, under 12 mos, b Cambridge

Theresa Hodson, 14, servant,  b Cambs

(37b) Sophia Young, 43, fancy draper, b Sussex

Jane Nicoll, 40,  fancy draper, b Liverpool

1891

Frederick Wicks, 33, widower, stationer and draper’s assistant, b Essex

Ann L Wheeler, sister, 44, assistant, b Hants

Charles Wheeler, father in law, 69, retired builder, b IOW

Sarah M, mother in law, 70, living on her means, b London

Mercy Beard, 16, servant,  b Bottisham

(37a) Charles Banham, 46, bootmaker, b Cambridge

Louisa K, 46, b Cambridge

Jessie L, 18, milliner’s apprentice,  b Cambridge

Florence S, 17, mother’s help, b Cambridge

Helena, 15, university crest designer, b Cambridge

Herbert C, 18, b Cambridge

Harold B, 10, b Cambridge

(37b): vacant

1901

(37) vacant

(37a) J B Marten, wife, 25, lodging house keeper, b Cambridge

Harry Benton, son, 6, b Cambridge

Alice Benton, sister in law, 17, b Cambridge

John M Penberthy, boarder, 40, fancy leather goods, b London

William Colyer, boarder, 37, living on own means, b Sussex

(37b) vacant

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