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20 Station Road, Cleveland Villa

History of 20 Station Road

1881

(Cleveland Villa)

Edward Bennett, 55, tailor master 9 men 1 boy, born Brighton

Mary A, 63, born Northampton

Sophia Gunton, servant, 21, born Cambridge

1891

(Cleusland [?] Villa)

William W Wallis, 44, turf commission agent

Laura M, 23,

Ethel I Baker, visitor, 3,

Annice West, servant, 18, housemaid

Susanna Reed, servant, 18 cook

1901

unoccupied

1911

Margaret Looker, 64, married 43 years, private means, born Chelsea

Elizabeth Aves, servant, 49, married 18 years, born Carlton Cambs.

1913

Mrs M Looker

Home of Harold and Emma Bausor

see Mill Road Cemetery entry

The couple next lived at 97 Tenison Road

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