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16 Trinity Street

History of 16 Trinity Street

Built circa 1840 according to dated rainwater head.


1861

John Bentley, 61, boot & shoe maker, b Balsham

Mary A, 52, b Kent

Henry J, 38, b Cambridge

Charles Edward, 24, b Cambridge

Emily F, 17, b Cambridge

Lucy A, 15, b Cambridge

Alice E, 13, b Cambridge

Elizabeth Fentiman, visitor, 55, b Kent

Ann Mansfield, 28, servant, b Wilbraham

Rebecca Utridge, 24, servant, b Cambs

Daniel Onslow, son [?lodger], student Trinity Coll, 21, b India

Harry Wilkinson, son [? lodger], 18, student Trinity Coll, b Yorks


1871


1881

Edwin M Jones, 37, bookseller and publisher employing 3 assistants and 3 boys, b Hants

Julia, 33, b Hants

Maud J, 11, b Hants

Edwin M, 10, b Hants

Florence M, 8, b Sussex

Ernest W, 3, b Cambridge

Grace M Stephen’s, visitor, 20, dressmaker, b Hants

Emma Wagstaff, servant, 20, b Gamlingay

Caroline J Lowe, 14, servant, b Cambridge

Henry J Mills, lodger, 20, student, b Leics

William Leaf, lodger, 19, student, b Surrey


1891


1901

Annie Twelvetree, 47, lodging house keeper, b Northampton

Sarah E Neve, 22, servant, b Nottingham


1911

Daniel Thomas Armes, 63, lodging house keeper, b Norfolk

Fanny Andrews, 58, assistant in business, b Suffolk

Violet Sarah Borrett, 21, servant, b Suffolk


1913

Redin & Co., booksellers, stationers, printers and fine art dealers

Daniel Thomas Ames, lodging house keeper

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