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5 (66) Hills Road, Pendeen House
History of 5 Hills Road
Built 1860
1861
(65 Hills Road)
James Hall, 36, gardener, born Middlesex
Mary, 46, born Cambs
1871
(65 Hills Road)
George Davies, 70, retired rear Admiral and County Chief Constable, born Somerset
Julia [nee Hume], 68, born Chelsea
Gerald S, 25, Bachelor of Arts, born Scotland
Louise E B Watson, visitor, 29, born Surrey
Emma Ayres, 26, cook, born Cambridge
Emily Noble, 26, housemaid, born Peterborough
George Davies was the father of Augusta Webster (1837-1894) English poet and novelist. She married Thomas Webster, solicitor and law lecturer in Cambridge, in 1863.
1881
(66 Hills Road)
Mary Dibley, 31, housemaid, born Hants
Grace Dibley, 20, cook, born Hants
1883
Mollison family move here from 78 Hills Road.
In 1890 the Mollison family move to 5 Cranmer Road.
1891
Elizabeth Hart, 21, cook, born Norfolk
Florence Lander, 23, parlour maid, born Cambs
Sarah Gosse, 20, nurse, born Norfolk
1901
uninhabited
1911
Alice Gibbs, 58, single, private means, born Christ Church Vicarage City of London
Hannah Augusta Gibbs, sister, 61, private means, born Christ Church Vicarage City of London
Ellen Joanna Gibbs, 62, sister, 62, private means, born Christ Church Vicarage City of London
Mary Ann Payne, 40, housemaid, born Cambs
Mary Elizabeth Jacklin, 31, cook, born Cambs
1913 (Pendeen House)
The Misses Gibbs
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