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Mollison family at 5 Cranmer Road early 1900s (source family)78 Hills Road (4 Dorset Terrace)
History of 78 Hills Road
1871
(4 Dorset Terrace)
Mary Jane Clarke, wife, 32, wife of the travelling secretary for the Additional Curate’s Society, b Worcs
Lucy, 9, b Staffs
George Herbert, 7, b Staffs
Fredrick V Philpott, brother in law, 18, b Worcs
Octavius, brother in law, 17, b Worcs
Archibald S Hawthorne, boarder, 16, b Staffs
Sarah A Allen, 28, servant, b Worcs, cook
Emma Mortlock, servant, 20, b Suffolk, housemaid
1881
(4 Dorset Terrace)
William Loudoun Mollison, 29, fellow of college Master of Arts Cambridge and Aberdeen Professor, b Scotland
Ellen, 34, b Norfolk
William Mayhew, 2, b Cambridge
Margaret, sister, 15, b Scotland
Margaret, daughter, 9m, b Cambridge
Susanah Oldfield, servant, 19, housemaid, b Norfolk
Eliza Pake, 23, cook, b Suffolk
Hannah Egling, 22, nurse, b Norfolk
(William Mollison, a prominent mathematician, became Master of Clare College in 1915)
[Family moved in 1883 to Pendeen House, 5 Hills Road, and then in 1890 to 5 Cranmer Road]
1891
(4 Dorset Terrace)
Alysius J D Bradley, 47, Roman Catholic Priest, b Liverpool
Frederick West, 29, butler, b Beds
Mary Pearson, 63, servant, b Preston
Mary Ann Pearson, servant, b Preston
1911
Alfred Grist, 63, tailor and outfitter maker, born Wilts.
Lucinda Jane, 54, born Hunts.
Irene Kathleen, 24, governess, b Hunts.
Donald Honey, 20, agricultural analyst, b Hunts.
Murgasu Valu Pillai, boarder, 22, married, law student, Singapore
Ida Eletha Pillai, boarder, 22, married, b Trinidad
Lily Ruth Mabel Stewart, student, 22, b Trinidad
Nina Irene Pillai, boarder, 10 mths, b Cambridge
Mary Tinkler, 19, servant, b Yorks.
1913
The Granta Home for Nurses
Miss Danby, lady superintendent
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