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53-55 Panton Street

53 (19) Panton Street

History of 53 Panton Street

1901 (19)

William Hutchinson, baker

Lizzie, wife, 37

Jane Wardby, widow, visitor, 62, b Hants

Frank Hills, 17, baker and bread maker,  b Cambridge

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1911 (19 Panton Street)

William Hutchinson, 44, baker and confectioner,  b Whittlesea

Mary Ann Elizabeth, 47, b Peterborough

Frank Henry Mizen, baker’s assistant, 23, b Helion Bumpstead

Annie Hopkinson, visitor, 48, widow, b Sheffield

Edith May Hopkinson, daughter of visitor, 10, b Sheffield

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1913

William Hutchinson, baker

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1962

A Bye, general stores

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