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74 Hills Road (2 Dorset Terrace)

History of 74 Hills Road

1871

(2 Dorset Terrace)

Catherine Footman, wife, 39, wife of a BA, b Ipswich

Catherine Payne, visitor, widow, 29, widow of a surgeon, b Oxon

Allen R Footman, son, 9, b Suffolk

John Footman, son, 5,

Catherine Footman, 2,

Anne Watling, servant, 40, cook,

Susanna Batler, servant, 24, housemaid,

Ann Ward, servant, 21, nurse,


1881

(2 Dorset Terrace)

Emily Mainprice, 49, school mistress, b Fordham

Lilian Leach boarder, 18, English governess, b Liverpool

Annette Byford, boarder, 18, b London

Lily Taylor, boarder, 17, b Essex

Jane H Barnard, boarder, 13, b Essex

Florence Taylor, boarder,14, b Soham

Constance G Taylor, boarder, 12, b Soham

Fanny Bates, servant, 21, b Ely


1891

(2 Dorset Terrace)

Charles H Floyd, 54, b Hunts, Wesleyan minister

Annie M, 51, b Wilts

Jessie S, 22, b Kent

Alfred E, 14, b Birmingham

Frank P, 10, b Oxon

Edith G Spoor, 20, b Wales, teacher in private school

Ada Baker, servant, 20,


1901

(2 Dorset Terrace Hills Road)

George Kimm, railway district superintendent

Emma

Catherine F, 23

Fanny F, 20, b Cambridge

Gertrude F, 15, b Norwich

Mabel R, 11, b Norwich

Flora Plumb, servant, 16, b Essex


1911

George Kimm, 64, district railway superintendent GER, b Essex

Emma Kimm, 59, (6 children, 1 died), b March

Catherine Fitzjohn Kimm, 33, b Cambridge

Alexander Kimm, 23, engineering farmer for a time at home through ill health, b Norfolk


1913

J S Fitzjohn

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