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(4) Regent Street

History of 4 Regent Street

1851:

Henry John Hayles Bond, 49 Corpus College Physician, b Norfolk [1801-1883]

Mary, 46, b Norfolk

Louisa M, 15, b Cambridge

Frances J, 13, b Cambridge

Ellen M, 12, b Cambridge

Henry M, 11, b Cambridge

Sophia A, 10, b Cambridge

Althea J, 9, b Cambridge

Jessy M, 7, b Cambridge

Clara J, 5, b Cambridge

Frederica M, 3, b Cambridge

Martha Brickan, 29, housemaid, b Norfolk

Mary Threadwell, 32, cook, b Herts

Alice Lolly, 20, nursemaid, b Trumpington

Eliza Carbolt, 21, nursemaid, b Linton

In 1836 Henry Bond gave a series of lectures on materia medica and therapeutics. He was one of the first English doctors to make regular use of the stethoscope.

See 56 Trumpington Street for note

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1861: unnumbered

Henry John Bond, 59, M D Regius Professor of Medicine

Mary, 56,

Louise Mary, 25,

Frances Julia, 23,

Ellen Maris,  22,

Althea Jane, 19,

Clare Isabella, 15, b Cambridge

Frederica Mary, 13, b Cambridge

Charles Hughes, 23, footman, b Ashley

Charlotte Cole, 22, cook, b Coates

Susan Longshaw, 21, housemaid, b Oakington

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1871: (4)

Henry J H Bond, physician

Mary

Ellen M

Althea

Jessy M

Sarah Willis, housemaid, 29, b Stapleford

Susan Jane Morley, 20, housemaid, b Cambridge

Ebenezer Robinson, 20, footman, b Cambridge

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1881: (4)

Henry J H Bond, 79, M D of University of Cambridge retired

Mary, 76

Frances, 43

Ellen, 42,

Jessy M, 37,

Clara, 35,

Frederica M, 33,

Amy Pereira, visitor, 39, annuitant, b East Indies

Eliza Pawley, 23, cook, b Grantchester

Minnie Hutt, 18, housemaid, b Cambridge

Elizabeth Layton, 16, housemaid, b Kent

Mary Ann Bull, 15, sewing maid, b Suffolk

Enoch Smith, 15, footman, b Cambridge

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1891: (4)

Frances J Bond

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1901: (4)

Robert D Roberts

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1911: –

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