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67 Hills Road, (17 Eastbourne Terrace)

History of 67 Hills Road

1881

William Austin, 39, coal merchant, born Hunts

Annie, 35, born Cambridge

Harry R Bolton, nephew, 19, clerk coal merchants, born Lancs

Mary Ann Jackson, 22, general servant, born Cambs

1891

Charles F Panchand, 53, printer’s compositor, born Cambridge

Ann H, 52, born Cambridge

Frederick, 16, born Cambridge, apprentice hospital dispenser

1901

Charles F Panchand, retired printer

Anne

1911

William James Delph, 57, fruit merchant, born Ontario Canada

Ellen Delp, 53, born Norwich

Florence Maud Tebbit, 30, daughter, born Cambridge

Beatrice Louisa Delph, 24, daughter, florist, born Cambridge

Leonard William Delph, 19, senior student, born Cambridge

Gordon Charles Delph, 17, apprentice chemists, born Cambridge

John Edgar Delph, 15, assistant florist, born Cambridge

Charles William Tebbit, grandson, 5, born Cambs.

1913

William J Delph

 

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