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A terrace of grey brick Victorian townhouses with bay windows and a black metal fence in the foreground on Hills Road.

Hills Road Cambridge Claremont

6 Claremont, Hills Road

History of 6 Claremont

1884

James West Knights, b 1853 Earith. He was appointed Public Analyst for Cambridge in c.1877. 55 Hills Road was shown as ‘County Laboratory’ on 1886 OS map.

1891

Charlotte E Payne, 50, living on own means, born Essex

Harriet M Stansbury, 45, visitor, 45, born London

Fanny Ford, servant, 21, born Essex

1901

(vacant)

1911

Annie Goult, 34, servant, widow, born Galway

Annie Goult, 7, daughter, born Newmarket

1913

Mrs Harwin

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