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121 Hills Road, 2 College Terrace

History of 121 Hills Road

1871

James Walker, 28, solicitors man clerk, born Yorkshire

Emily, 29, born Middlesex

James, 5, born Middlesex

Henry Ernest, 4, Cambridge

Emily Maud, 2, Cambridge

Nellie, 10m, Cambridge

Ann White, 18, servant,  Cambridge

1881

2 College Terrace

Frederick A Hills, widower, 66, spirit dealer retired, born Ely

Agnes, daughter

Emma Greeves, niece, 23, drapers agent (unemployed), born Cambs

1891

Agnes Hills, 57, lodging house keeper, born Ely

James B Hills, boarder, 24, railway clerk, born Chesterton

1901

Agnes Hill, head, 67, lodging house keeper, born Ely

Herbert E Cooper, head, 29, assistant schoolmaster, born Middlesex

1911

Fred Dyke, 32, insurance agent, born Staffs

Polly Dyke, 28, born Beds

John Ground, lodger, 59, flour miller flour mercantile clerk, born Cambs

1913

Frederick W Andrews

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