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26, (2) Shaftesbury Villa, Carlyle Road

History of 26 Carlyle Road

1891 2 Shaftesbury Villas

Bernard J Hayes, 27, correspondence teacher of classics, b Surrey

John Thomas, 70, father, retired publisher, b London

Catherine E, 62, mother, b London

Mary E S, sister, 22, student of medieval and modern languages, b Surrey

In 1901 the Hayes were living in 5 Queen Anne Terrace

1901 2 Carlyle Road Shaftesbury Villa

Horace W Dewbery, 38, boat maker, b Cambridge

Ada E, 31, b Staffs

Ada C, 5, b Cambridge

Rose Chapman, servant, 19,  b Melbourn

1913

Thomas George Sidney Bland, Borough Councillor

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