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24, (1) Shaftesbury Villa, Carlyle Road

History of 24 Carlyle Road

1891 building (wrongly labelled no.3 on census)


1901

Frederick Balls, 48, commercial traveller, b London

Laura E, 49, registry office helper, b Sussex

Lilian A, 26, governess, b Cambridge

Violet L, 25, clerk registry office, b Cambridge

Olive L, 24, housekeeper to run family, b Cambridge

Julia Welfare, 17, domestic servant, d Doddington


1913

vacant


1917

A Trade School was established here for apprentices including those from W G Pye.

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