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College Bedder by H A Moden

69 Cambridge Place

History of 69 Cambridge Place

1841

Elizabeth Hardy, 40, Ind[ependent]

Robert, 15,

Samuel, 13,


1851

James Maltby, 29, shoemaker


1861

James Maltby, shoemaker, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 36,

Matilda, 14, b Cambridge

William, 12,

Frederick, 10, b Cambridge

Edward, 7,

Harriet, 5,

James, 2,


1871

James Maltby, shoemaker

Elizabeth

William, 21, laborer, b Cambridge

Edward, 17, b Cambridge

Harriet, 14, b Cambridge

Henry, 7, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 6,

Lucy, 3,


1881

James Maltby, 59, shoemaker,  b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 55, college bedmaker, b Cambridge

Edward, 26, bricklayer, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 16, servant, b Cambridge

Lucy, 12, b Cambridge


1891

Alfred Fuller, 39, fitter’s labourer GER,

Mary, 35, b Ely

Elizabeth P, 12, b London

Lily E, 7, b Cambridge

Elsie M,  4, b Cambridge

Thomas F, 2, b Cambridge

Hilda B, 3 mos, b Cambridge


1901

William Clarke, 50, bricklayer’s labourer, b Cambridge

Sarah Ann, 50, b Cambridge

Alice, 18, servant, b Cambridge

Emily, 16, servant, b Cambridge

Fred, 13, b Cambridge

Charley, 10, b Cambridge

George, 3, b Cambridge

Harry, 4, b Cambridge


1911

William Clark, 60, labourer, b Cambridge

Sarah Clark, 60, charwoman laundress, b Cambridge

George Clark, 13, b Cambridge


1913

Mrs Clark

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