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Three-storey yellow brick villa with gabled roof, stone window arches, bay window, and a recessed doorway behind a low wall.

53 Bateman Street

53 Bateman Street, Sussex Villa

History of 53 Bateman Street

A stone block set into a grey brick corner, inscribed with the words SUSSEX VILLA in two rows of carved capital letters.

53 Bateman Street detail

1871

Trinity Hall lease to George Beall


1901

Edward M Pitt, 59, retired clergyman C of E, b Kennington

Anne M, 62, b London

Rose A, 24, b Norfolk

Marcus, 22, b Norfolk

William O, 20, Norfolk

Winifred, 14, b Norfolk

Ruth Stonebridge, 25, housemaid, b Cambs

Julia Samworth, 22, cook, b Quy


1911

Emma Burton Beall, 68, b Hunts

Sophia Elizabeth, step daughter, 55, b Cambridge

Gertrude Gilson, 35, cook, b Over

Martha Durrant, housemaid, 36, b Norfolk


1913

Mrs G Beall


1958

Leased to L J Potts


1962

(53a) Werner Jacobsen

(53b) Miss Rolfe

(53c) A Sheppard

(53d) Miss Hignell

(53e) Miss I Bewick

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