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15 Cambridge Place

History of 15 Cambridge Place

1841

Ann Faben, 60, laundress

Robert, 20,

William, 7,

1851

Ann Faben, 77, pauper,

Robert, 32, rail port,

William, 18, grandson, agr lab.,

1861

vacant

1871

Charles Cottage, widower, 45, gardener, b Linton

Charles, 17, b Whittlesford

Jane, 15, b Whittlesford

Mary Ann, 10, b Whittlesford

1881

Robert Floyd, 33, carman, b Trumpington

Adelaide, 30, b Cambridge

Rose, 9, b Trumpington

Walter, 6, b Trumpington

Samuel, 4, b Trumpington

Hepzibah, 1, b Cambridge

1891

Samuel Prime, 66, bricklayer, b Cambridge

Eliza, 62, laundress, b Cambridge

Lucy L, 26, bag machinist, b Cambridge

Lilian, 5, granddaughter, b Cambridge

(This family were at no. 14 in 1881)

1901

Alfred Fuller, 49, engine fitter GER,  b Cambridge

Mary, 45, b Ely

Lily H, 16, b Cambridge

Elsie M. 14, domestic servant, b Cambridge

Thomas F, 12, b Cambridge

Beatrice H, 7, b Cambridge

1911

Kate Bell, 20, domestic servant, b London

Florrie Bell, 18, day girl, b London

George Bell, 17, errand boy, b London

Winnie Bell, 9,  b London

1913

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