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34 Cambridge Place

History of 34 Cambridge Place

1851

Henry Bell, 46, agr lab, b Cambridge

Mary Ann, 41, b Cambridge

Robert,  19, bricklayer, b London

1861

(unoccupied)

1871

Frances Darlar, widow, 40, charwoman, b Cambridge

Joseph, 19, labourer in ironworks, b Cambridge

William, 16, pot boy, b Cambridge

Caroline, 13, housemaid, b Cambridge

1881

William Willis, 28, bricklayer, b Cambridge

Harriett, 28, b Cambridge

Sarah A, 8, b Cambridge

Harriett, 5, b Cambridge

Frederick, 3, b Cambridge

1891

John Kefford, 68, hawker, b Cambs

Elizabeth, 63, b Cambs

Martha, 20, charwoman, b Cambridge

1901

Elizabeth Kefford, 74, widow, parish relief

1911

Elizabeth Kefford [sic], 84, widow, b Bottisham Lode

1913

Mrs M Kifford

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