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William FarishRoyal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959: built by Professor the Rev William Farish, vicar of St Giles, and, on stylistic grounds, early in the 19th cent. Though said to have been built in 1790, it does not appear on the Inclosure Award map of 1804.
The Garden Wall is a listed building.
1800:
Rev William Farish, vicar of St Giles and Professor of Chemistry 1794-1813.
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1851:
Thomas Smith, landed proprietor, b Derbyshire
Harriet
son, 2
daughter, 1
nurse, 33, b Kent
nursemaid, 21, b Ickelton
cook, 35, b Staffs
housemaid, 27, b London
guest, b Asborne
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1913:
Frederick Robert Tennant
1939: vacant
1962:
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