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60 (22) Norwich Street

History of 60 Norwich Street

1867

Trinity Hall lease to James Scarr

1871

(22)

Benjamin Thomas, 31, railway clerk, b Staffs

Clara, 30, b Cambridge

Humphrey, 4 mos, b Cambridge

Jessie Willimon, stepdaughter, 11, b Grantchester

William Willimon, stepson, 10, b Grantchester

Gertrude Willimon, stepdaughter, 8, b Grantchester

Ruth Ann Willimon, lodger, 85, annuitant, b Gloucs

1881

(22)

Charles Murfitt, 28, railway clerk, b Herts

Malona, 33, b London

1891

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George Brown, widower, 44,  engine shunter G N, b Kent

1901

(22)

George Brown, 54, railway ??,

Eliza J, 47, b Bourn

Florence K, 4, b Cambridge

Harry King, lodger, 37, cabinet maker, b Cambs

Edgar M Townley, lodger, 43, traveller clerical, b Hants

1911

Thomas George Elborn, 43, laboratory assistant botany, b Cambridge

Angelina, 34, b Swaffham Bulbeck

Francis Thomas Noel, 3 mos, b Cambridge

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