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19 Hills Road / Neighton House (61)

History of 19 Hills Road

1871

(61 Neighton House)

Francis Young, widow, 60, retired milliner, born Cambridge

Thomas Patrick, son, 29, grocer, born Cambridge

Joanna Collin, 28, born Cambridge

Philip Henry son, 24,

Arthur A Simpson, grocer’s assistant, 21, born Suffolk

Mary Elizabeth Hancock, servant 18, N K

1881

(Neighton House)

Philip H Young, widower, grocery and wine and spirit merchant

Joanna C, sister, 38, housekeeper, born Cambridge

James L Wright, assistant, 21, grocer’s assistant, born Stevenage

Arthur King, assistant, 19, grocer’s assistant, born Suffolk

Lydia Smith, servant, 19, born Histon

1891

Philip H Young, 44, widower, grocer, born Cambs.

Rosa Rule, housekeeper, 24, born Swavesey

Ernest E Lemmon, grocer’s assistant, 20, born Norfolk

Charles H Franklin, grocer’s assistant, 18, born Beds.

Rosetta Mallion, 25, servant, born Fen Ditton

1901

Philip Henry Young, widower, 54, grocer, born Cambridge

Elizabeth Carter, housekeeper, 69, born Swavesey

Percy Parish, asst., 17, born Swavesey

Mabel Annie Hipkin, servant, 16, born Balsham

1911

Alfred Jackson, 52, grocer and provision dealer, born Cambridge

Melinda Taylor, 38, housekeeper, born Cambs

Olive Searle, 16, servant, born Grantchester

1913

(Neighton House)

Alfred Jackson, grocer, agent for W and A Gilbey

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