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History of 22 Hills Road

1851

(10)

John Bullen, 40, clergyman of the Church of England having the cure of souls, b Barnwell

Mary Ann Sergeant, 32, servant, b Linton

John Bullen owned land in the Barnwell area and Bullen Close is named after him.

1861

(12)

George Downing Liveing, 33, MA lecturer on chemistry, b Suffolk

Catherine, 28, b Leics

Charlotte, 22, sister, b Suffolk

Henry J Roby, visitor, 30, b Staffs, MA St John’s College

Charlotte Storey, servant, 34, b Suffolk, cook

Emma Kerridge, servant, 19, b Suffolk, housemaid

G D Liveing

George Downing Living FRS 1827-1924 was a chemist and spectroscopist. He was a Fellow of St Johns College and from 1911 until his death President of the college. He died on Boxing Day 1924 aged 97 as a result of being knocked down by a cyclist while walking to his laboratory,

1871

(12)

Sarah Leffingwell, widow, 57, government securities, b Newcastle

Maria S Wood, sister, 50, government securities, b Newcastle

Anne Ward, widow, 40, cook, b Swavesey

Elizabeth Hopper, 32, housemaid, b Great Shelford

1881

(12 Hills Road)

Charles H Crosse, 52, Vicar of Impington. b Norfolk

Elizabeth, 49, clergyman’s wife, b Norfolk

Annie K, 27, clergyman’s daughter, b Cambridge

Pasathea C Bishop, servant, 21, housemaid, b Kent

Mary Fuller, servant, 22, cook, b Cambs

1891

John Henry Goodwin, 40, university lecturer, b Norwich

Emily K, 31, b Norfolk

Henry Arthur C, 3, b Cambridge

Margaret K I, 4 mos, b Cambridge

Laura G H Eagling, servant, 23, housemaid, born Norfolk

Ellen A Rayson, 30, servant, cook, born Suffolk

Mahalah Garwood, 24, nurse, b Suffolk

1901

Edward Bolton, removal contractor

Emma

Thomas W, 16, b Cambridge

George D, 15, b Cambridge

Emma G,

Licinia Warren, visitor, widow, 71, b London

Osborne J Stitton, visitor, 22, traveller, b Lincs

Alice Gibbs, 20, b Hunts, servant

Rachael Lucas, 16, b Ely, servant

1911

Edward Bolton, 61, haulage contractor and furniture remover, b Cambridge

Emma, 57, born Stetchworth

Emma Gracie, 19, b Cambridge

Mary Maria Cambridge, sister in law, 72, widowed, b Stetchworth

Albert James Collett, visitor, 42, dental surgeon, b Kent

Beatrice May Collett, visitor, 28, b London

Doris Evelyn Collett, 3, b London

Ellen Mary Reed, 20, servant, b Isleham

1913

Edward Bolton, carting contractor, furniture remover, warehouser and coal merchant

1939

Sigmat Karplus, b 1878, no occupation

Rosa, b 1887

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