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35 Cambridge Place

History of 35 Cambridge Place

1841

Thomas Gray, 30, labourer

Sarah, 25,

Thomas, 8,

Richard, 5,

John, 3,

Sarah, 1,

Sarah Warren, 55,

1851

John Whitby, 47, bricklayer, b Lt Shelford

Ann, 47, b Great Shelford

John, 19, bricklayer, b Lt Shelford

Emma, 16,  b Lt Shelford

William, agr. lab., 13, b Cambridge

Sarah, 11, b Cambridge

Charles, 10, b Cambridge

Hannah, 6, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 5, b Cambridge

1861

Obidiah Lucas, 27, ag lab horsekeeper, b Kent

Caroline, 28, b Little Shelford

Charity R, 6, b Cambridge

Hannah, 3, b Cambridge

1871

Alfred Harding, 23, railway porter, b Haslingfield

Lydia, 22, b Canterbury

Willie, 3, b Middlesex

Frederick, 1, b Cambs

1881

Alfred Gray, 37, station porter, b Cambridge

Adelaide, 38, b Ditton

Alfred, 10, b Cambridge

Richard, 7, b Cambridge

Ellen, 5, b Cambridge

George, 3, b Cambridge

Amelia, 1, b Cambridge

1891

William Lucas, 26, bricklayer, b Cambridge

Mary, 27, b Cambridge

William, 6, b Cambridge

Mary, 1, b Cambridge

1901

Joseph Wilson, 70, costermonger

Elizabeth, 68, charwoman

1911

Joseph Wilson, 80, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 74, b Cambridge

David, 44, contractor’s labourer, b Cambridge

1913

Joseph Wilson

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