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House of Commons, Hills Road (MoC153.70)

66 Hills Road, The House of Commons, (34), Cambridge

History of 66 Hills Road

1839

James Tofts (Pigot’s Directory)

1842

1842, House of Commons, Hills Road, sold as part of sale of Nutter’s properties.(Cambridgeshire Archives)

James Nutter house, Trumpington Street

1851

(Gardner’s Directory) James Newman

1861

(34)

John Windridge, 57, brewer, b Warwicks

Ann, 47, b Cambridge

Elizabeth Clark, daughter in law, 14, b Cambridge

Kate Windridge, daughter, 10, b Cambridge

Ellen Windridge, daughter, 6, b Cambridge

1871

(34)

James  Gathercole, 69, inn keeper, b Suffolk

Elizabeth, 46, b Chesterton

James, 19, bookseller’s assistant, b Chesterton

Elizabeth F, 17, dressmaker, b Chesterton

Mary P, 11, b Chesterton

Rebecca Stubbings, 19, servant, b Essex

Annie Harris, boarder, 24, annuitant, b Isle of Wight

1881

William R Harding, publican, 26, b Reach

Elizabeth, 26, b Great Swaffham

James Lane, brother, 15, billiard marker, b Burwell

1891

James Wilfred Giles, 32, publican, b Gloucs.

Sarah A, sister, 23, barmaid, b Gloucs.

Wilfred C, 2,

1901

George Smith, 55, licensed victualler, b Essex

Emma, 53, b Suffolk

1911

George Clifford Lines, 37, publican, b Norfolk

Florence, 52, assisting in business, b Hants

Ethel, 9, b London

George, 8, b London

Thomas Smith, 29, brother in law, groom Royal Service, b Norfolk

Annie Smith, sister, b Norfolk

May Smith, niece, 1, b Norfolk

Florence Frost, servant, 17, b Cambs

1913

G C Line, House of Commons

1962

House of Commons, Hills Road, Cambridge 1962

1969

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