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82 Cambridge Place

History of 82 Cambridge Place

1841

William Easton, 35, labourer

Sarah, 30,

Charles, 7,

Elizabeth, 3,

William, 1,

1851

John Taylor, 27, fireman, b Essex

1861

Thomas Winnell, 50, labourer, b Trumpington

1871

William Parker, 61, laborer, b Wisbeach

Sarah, 51, wife, b Wisbeach

George, 15, laborer, b Cambridge

Frederic, 14, b Cambridge

Sarah A, 10, b Cambridge

1881

Frederic Hounsham, 38, blacksmith, b Hants

Rebecca, 40,  b Cambridge

Agnes, 14, b Cambridge

Alice, 12, b Cambridge

Harry, 10, b Cambridge

Emily, 8, b Cambridge

Walter, 5, b Cambridge

Thomas, 2, b Cambridge

Ellen, 10 mos, b Cambridge

1891

Charles Hurrell, 32, waiter,  b Cambridge

Fanny, 32, b Cambridge

Charles W, 11, b Cambridge

Annie M, 8, b Cambridge

Herbert H, 5, b Cambridge

Mary A, 2, b Cambridge

1901

William Mickel, 30, general labourer, b Cambridge

Frances A, 26, b Cambridge

1911

Hearbert [sic] Reynolds, 36, station outside porter, b Cambridge

Matlda [sic] Reynolds, 36, charwoman, b Cambridge

Hearbert W Reynolds, 13 [crossed out], b Cambridge

Sottie [Lottie?], 10,  b Cambridge

Regnild, 8, b Cambridge

Jack, 9, b Cambridge

Watter [sic], 3, b Cambridge

1913

Herbert Reynolds, labourer

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