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Studio portrait of a middle-aged man with short hair wearing a dark suit, vest, white collared shirt, and a dark necktie.

Henry Child Carter

54 Bateman Street

History of 54 Bateman Street

A brown brick Victorian townhouse with a teal front door, arched windows, and a large bay window, viewed behind tree branches.

54 Bateman Street

1871

Trinity Hall lease to George Forest


1901 vacant


1911

Henry Child Carter, 35, congregational minister, b London [Minister of Emmanuel Church Cambridge]

Mabel Lilian, 33, b London

Mary Carter, 6, b Staffs

Edwin Phillips, 2, b Staffs

Harriett Anne Horobin, 26, cook, b Staffs

Florence. Annie Bettles, 19, nurse housemaid, b Norfolk


1913

Rev H C Carter, minister at Emmanuel Congregational Church


1958

Leased to L J Potts


1962

Mrs M W Potts

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