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54 Norwich Street, Advent 2021

54 (19) Norwich Street

History of 54 Norwich Street

1868

Trinity Hall lease to William Jarvis

1871

(19)

Joseph Adam Fuller, 25, engine fitter GER, b Cambridge

Rachel, 27, b Cambridge

Frank Joseph,  2, b Cambridge

Edith Sarah, 1, b Cambridge

Daniel Read, visitor, 27, railway clerk, b Cambridge

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1874

The Parker family were living here. They had previously been at 13 Norwich Street.

By 1881 they were living at 9 Coronation Place.

1881

(19)

Harriet D Duffield, widower, 58, annuitant, b Essex

Margaret, 24, governess, b Cambs

Mary A Gimson, sister, unmarried, 77, annuitant, b Essex

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1891

(19)

William Carter, 43, police sergant, b Melbourne

Selina, 48, b Histon

Hannah Christmas, mother in law, widow, 69, living on own means, b Histon

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1901

(19)

Pollie A Pink, married, 29, b Cambs

Lilian M, 2, b Cambridge

Ellen, M, 8 mos, b Cambridge

Herbert Bedford, boarder, 23, stereotyper, born Hants

Jacob Allam, 60, jeweller and optician, b Poland

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1911

William John Frankham, 35, bursar’s clerk, b Cambridge

Caroline Louisa, 34, b Cambridge

Clifford Ivan, 4, b Cambridge

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