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A three-story brick townhouse with a dark green front door, partially obscured by climbing ivy and a large bay window.

8 Bateman Street

8 Bateman Street

History of 8 Bateman Street

1870

Trinity Hall lease to William Clayton


1901

Marian Linton, widow, 59, b Cambridge

Ada, 21, b Cambridge

Henrietta Nelson, boarder, widow, 70, b Worcs

Gertrude A Nelson, boarder, 37,  b Worcs


1911

Rhoda Frances Hailey, 37, married, private means, b Oxon

Ellen Cotes, mother, 77, widow, b Ireland

Philip Cotes Hailey, son, 8, b India

John Malcolm Hailey, son, 6, b India,

Alison May Hailey, 3, b India

Rose Marie Parisod, 22, children’s nurse, b Switzerland

Sarah Ellen Ferriman, 21, housemaid, b Oxon


1913

Arthur Bayles


A row of Victorian terraced brick houses with bay windows, ivy, and bicycles parked on the sidewalk along Bateman Street.

Bateman Street in the 1950s (Cambridgeshire Collection)


1958

Leased to Rev Humphrey Johnson


1962

Timothy John Smiley

Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at Clare College


1965

Denis E Paul


1970

D Paul


1980s

Dr Alice Hiams (see 9 Bateman Street)

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