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38 Cambridge Place

History of 38 Cambridge Place

1841

Mary Pryme, 30, shoe binder

Thomas, 3,

Martha, 2,

1851

George Brown, 54, sawyer, b Balsham

Mary, 50, laundress, b London

Eliza, 23, laundress, b Cambridge

Caroline, 21, laundress, b Cambridge

Samuel, 15, lab., b Cambridge

James, 14, b Cambridge

George, 10, b Cambridge

Lucy Ann, 8, b Cambridge

Adelaid, 5 mos, b Cambridge

1861

(unoccupied)

1871

Frederick Clark, 22, labourer, b Cambridge

Mary L, 21, b Cambridge

Mary, 2, b Cambridge

Louisa, 4 mos, b Cambridge

William Clark, boarder, 20, labourer,  b Cambridge

1881

Susan Chappell, 33, laundry maid, b Haston

John, brother, 20, bricklayer, b Cambridge

1891

Edmund Maxim, 31, bricklayer, b Suffolk

Annie, 30, b Cambridge

Sidney, 7, b Cambridge

Ned, 5, b Cambridge

Thirza, 2, b Cambridge

Henry, 1m, b Cambridge

Robert Maxim, lodger, widower, 25, b Suffolk

1901

vacant

1911

George Osborne, 51, coal porter, b Barton

Eliza Jane, 42, b Saffron Walden

Nora Ellenor, 8 mos, b Cambridge

1913

vacant

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