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31 Coronation Street

History of 31 Coronation Street

1871

Harriet H Golding, 57, nurse, b. Orford, Suffolk

Owen Golding, 21, son, Railway Clearing House, b. Bury St. Edmunds

William Dakin, 20, boarder, Railway Clearing House, b. Staffordshire

Edwin Goodwin, 19, boarder, Railway Clearing House, b. Newton, Warwickshire

Benjamin Barnes, 16, boarder, Railway Clearing House, b. Wimborne, Devon

James Medcalf, 19, boarder, Railway Clearing House, b. Hertford, Hertfordshire

Robert J B Dunn, 27, Railway Carman, b. Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire

Eleanor M Dunn, 27, Railway Carman’s wife, b. Woodbridge, Suffolk

Harriet E Dunn, 5, scholar, b. Cambridge

Robert C Dunn, 3, scholar, b. Cambridge

Eleanor Dunn is the daughter of Harriet Golding.  In 1881 she and her family can be found living at 94 Sturton Street.

1901

Joseph Hinkins, cab driver

Mary A

Sidney, 22, railway engine cleaner,  b Cambridge

Percy, 19, drapers assistant, b Cambridge

Dorothea, 9, b Cambridge

1911

Joseph Hinkins, 63, post office mailman, b Melbourn

Mary, 60, b Cambs

Frances, 38, jam factory hand, b Cambs

Percy, 29, drapers assistant, b Cambridge

Winifred, 20, b Cambridge

1913

Joseph Hinkins, cabdriver

1962

Henry Hampshire

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