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48 Cambridge Place

History of 48 Cambridge Place

1841

Henry Jennings, 30, labourer

Sarah, 30

Mary, 4,

Ann Whitby 35, labourer

Mary, 11,

John, 9,

Caroline, 8,

Emma, 6,

Louisa, 5,

William, 4,

Sara, 2,

Charles, 4 mos,

Catherine Simons, 13,

1851

Alex Marriott, 28, ? to GER, b Cambridge

1861

Mary A Brannen, widow, 54, laundress, b Middlesex

James, son, 9, b Cambridge

1871

John Kifford, 40, laborer, b Whaddon

Elizabeth, 43, b Bottisham

Epsom Carol, 11, b Bottisham

George,11, b Bottisham

Eliza, 8, b Bottisham

Martha, 8 mos, b Bottisham

1881

Andrew Merry, 36, parcel porter, b Cambs

Sarah, 36, b Duxford

Sarah, 13, b Cambs

Kate, 12, b Longstanton

Rose Ann, 7, b Longstanton

Ann, mother, widow, 62, visitor, b Middlesex

1891

Charity Perrin, widow, 34, laundress, b Cambridge

Charles, 7, b Cambridge

Obadiah, 2, b Cambridge

George Lucas, brother, 25, widower, coal porter, b Cambridge

William Lucas, nephew, 8, b Cambridge

In 1901 William Henry Lucas and family are living at 11 Cambridge Place

address not in later censuses

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