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70 Regent Street, ‘Brooklyn’

History of 70 Regent Street

In 1901 there was a householder Phypers at (29) Regent Street

1911:

Mary Phypers, 65, widow, boarding house keeper, b Bourn

Mary, 92, mother in law, b Long Stanton

Sidney Hale, boarder, 58, married, private means, b Berks

Margaret Emma Hale, married, boarder, private means, b London

Frances Matthew, boarder, 64, private means, b Cambs

Sarah Marie Priceless, 36, boarder, b Norfolk

Rebecca Carter, nurse, 64,  b Melbourn

Clara Ann Gill, cook, 26, b Cherry Hinton

Jessie Jacobs, parlourmaid, 28, b Yorks

Geneva Evelyn Mary Fuller, housemaid, 15, b Suffolk

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1913:

Mrs Phypers, ‘Brooklyn’ boarding house

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1964:

Provident Clothing, clothier

Co-operative Permanent Building Society

Crittall Manufacturing, metal windows

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