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75 Cambridge Place

History of 75 Cambridge Place

1841

Thomas Bell, dealer in marine stores, 41

Susan, 39

Susan, 24

Emily, 7 mos

1851

Sarah Betts, 54, charwoman, b Suffolk

1861

Sarah Hunt, 53, widow, charing woman, b Linton

William, 26, lab, b Cambridge

1871

Sarah Hunt, widow, 65, b Linton

Ann Miller, boarder, 35, hawker, b Cambridge

Emma Miller, 11,

Mary Jane, 9,

Clements A, 7,

James W, 3,

1881

Ann Miller, 44, widow, housekeeper, b Cambridge

Clement A, 16, slater, b Melbourn Victoria

James W, 13, b Melbourn Victoria

Maud, 9, b Cambridge

1891

Thomas King [Dring], 27, labourer, b Cambridge

Susan, 21, laundress,  b Cambridge

1901

Thomas Dring, 37, labourer at theatre, b Cambridge

Susan, 31, b Cambridge

Annie J, 8, b Cambridge

Maud E, 6, b Cambridge

Victoria B, 4, b Cambridge

1911

Harry Plumb, 32, coal porter, b Cambridge

Lucy, 29, b Cambridge

Harry James, 8, b Cambridge

William, 7, b Cambridge

Ada Mary, 3, b Cambridge

Sidney, 1, b Cambridge

1913

Harry Plumb

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