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93 Hills Road, (4 Eastbourne Terrace)

History of 93 Hills Road

1871

Joseph Henry Masters, organist rate collector

Charlotte Mary

James Bertie

Frank Horatio

Alice Eleanor

Edith Maude

Louisa Huckle, 12, servant, born Comberton

1881

Joseph Masters, 42, organist poor rate collector insurance agent, born Cambridge

Charlotte, 37, born Cambridge

James B, 14, born Chesterton

Frank H, 13, born Chesterton

Alice E, 11, born Chesterton

Edith M, 10, born Cambridge

Robert J, 8, born Cambridge

Annie G, 6, born Cambridge

George A, 4, born Cambridge

Clara C, 2, born Cambridge

Sarah A Parnell, 16, servant, born Cambs

Kate F Masters, daughter, 4m, born Cambridge

1891

Joseph L H Masters, rate collector

Charlotte M,

Robert J

Annie G

George A

Clara C

Kate F

Charlotte M, 8, born Cambridge

Mabel E, 7, born Cambridge

Arthur R D, 5, born Cambridge

Harry A, 4, born Cambridge

1901

Joseph Masters, accountant,

Charlotte M,

Mabel E,

Arthur R D,

Harry A,

1911

Joseph Henry Masters, 72, widower, compensated poor rate collector

Annie Getrude, 36, daughter, single

Mabel Elizabeth, 27, daughter, single

1913

Joseph H Masters

 

 

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