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74 Cambridge Place
History of 74 Cambridge Place
1841
Daniel Cowell, 35, shoemaker
Mary, 31,
Sarah, 10,
Frederick, 8,
George, 6,
William, 3,
Daniel, 9 mos,
1851
Ann Prinden, 65, nurse, b Cambridge
1861
Lydia R Prime, 36, widow, washerwoman, b Cambridge
Emily, 16, b Cambridge
William, 11, b Cambridge
Fredrick, 9, b Cambridge
Mary A, 3, b Cambridge
Agnes, 8 mos, b Cambridge
Lydia, widow, 77, b Triplow
1871
Rebecca Prime, widow, 49, laundress, b Triplow
Frederick, 19, laborer, b Cambridge
Mary Ann, 14, b Cambridge
Matilda, 10, b Cambridge
Lydia, mother, widow, 85, b Triplow
William, brother, 43, laborer, b Cambridge
1881
John Pan, 30, bricklayer, b Cambridge
Harriett, 24, b Cambridge
Ellen, 4, b Cambridge
Alice, 9 mos, b Cambridge
1891
Edward Willis, 41, labourer, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 40, b Cambridge
Matilda, 15, general servant, b Cambridge
Amelia,17, general servant, b Cambridge
Lucy, 13, general servant, b Cambridge
May, 9, b Cambridge
Alfred, 7, b Cambridge
William, 2, b Cambridge
1901
Thomas Faben, 34, coal carter, b Cambridge
Dinah, 32, b Cambridge
Florie, 6, b Cambridge
Victor, 2, b Cambridge
John Dellar, stepson, 15, milk boy, b Cambridge
Frederick Nixon,nephew, 15, lime carter, b Cambridge
1911
Charles Perrin, 27, carman, b Cambridge
Ethel, 27, b Cambridge
Nellie, 8, b Cambridge
Jessie, 7, b Cambridge
Charles, 4, b Cambridge
Herbert, 1, b Cambridge
1913
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