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31 Bateman Street

31 Bateman Street, Ampthill House

(52.195438, 0.126891)

1872

Trinity Hall lease to William Clayton

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1901

Eirek Magnusson, 68, under librarian, b Iceland

Sigridr E, 70, b Iceland

Mary Greene wrote in details about the Magnussons in the autobiography, The Joy of Remembering.

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1911

Frederick Percy Hardwick, 39, master tailor, b Cambridge

Jennie, 39, b Histon

Phyllis Emily Alice Hardwick, under 1 mos, b Cambridge

Emma Mansfield, maternity nurse, 57, b Cambridge

Hannah Stafford, housekeeper, 50, b Chesterton

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1913

Mrs Hardwick

Bateman Street, 31 on left (MoC 119/55)

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1958

Leased to Miss E Bryan

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1962

Eric Wilby

Philip M Maltby

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