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49/50 Cambridge Place
History of 49/50 Cambridge Place
1841
(50)
William Cook, 40, carpenter
Mary, 40,
Sarah, 8,
Catherine, 7,
Harriet, 6,
William Braithwaite, 15,
John Webber, 40, sawyer
1851
Samuel Turner, 40, boot closer
1861
Samuel N Turner, 50, publican, b Linton
Mary, 58, b Cambridge
William Brown, boarder, 27, railway servant engine cleaner, b Middlesex
1871
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John Maskall, 35, blacksmith and publican, b Cambs
Harriet, 30, b Cambs
Agnes, 12, b Cambs
George, 10, b Cambs
Minnie, 8, b Cambs
Louisa, 2, b Cambs
1881
James Hagger, 44, bricklayer, b Cambridge
Emma, 40, b Cambridge
James, 17, bricklayer, b Cambridge
Lidda, 7, b Cambridge
Charles Hingrey, boarder, 44, bricklayer, b Cambridge
Anne Hingrey, 41, b Cambridge
William Hingrey, son, 14, b Cambridge
Herbert, son, 11, b Cambridge
Anne, daughter, 7, b Cambridge
Tom Faber, boarder, 45, bricklayer, b Cambridge
Harry Hall, boarder, 37, bricklayer, b Cambridge
Charles Aldridge, 44, boarder, farm labourer, b Cambridge
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