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16 Cambridge Place

History of 16 Cambridge Place

1841

William Wilderspin, 59, sawyer

Henry, 12,

Frederick, 10,

Eliza, 8,

1851

Edward Pidcock, 37, greengrocer, b London

Ann, 34, b Cambridge

James, 4, b Cambridge

John, 2, b Cambridge

Joseph, 5 mos, b Cambridge

1861

vacant

1871

Samuel Sayer, 28, labourer, b Norfolk

Elizabeth, 24, b Norfolk

Maryon, 8, b Norfolk

Robert, 5, b Norfolk

John, 4, b Norfolk

Rebecca, 2, b Cambridge

John Davin, 22, labourer, b Norfolk

1881

Charles Brignell [sic], widower, stonemason’s labourer

Matilda, 18, general servant, b Cambridge

William

Sarah, 5, b Cambridge

Charles, 4,

1891

Charles Brignall, widower, 44, labourer,  b Cambridge

William E, 17, shoemaker,  b Cambridge

Charles, 14, grocer’s assistant,  b Cambridge

Sarah, mother, widow, 62, laundress, b Cambridge

Willam F Watts, visitor, 38, labourer, b Cambridge

1901

[?]

1911

George Crickmore, 29, general dealer, b Beccles

Beatrice, 28, b Norwich

George, 6, b Ipswich

Earnest, 5, b Ipswich

Fread [sic], 3, b Cambridge

1913

Mrs Cooper

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