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10 Princes Street

History of 10 Princes Street

1861

Frederick Joseph Hawksley Baillieux, 45, merchants traveller, b Bristol

Mary Ann, 44, b Norfolk

Sarah, 25, b London

Frederick Joseph, 22, b London

Priscilla, 17, b Cambridge

Elizabeth Ann, 9, b Royston

Mary Ann, 6, b Peterborough

Harriett, 2, b Cambridge

In 1851 the family were living at Kneesworth where Frederick was a railway porter.

1871

Frederick Baillieu, 55, general agent

Mary A

Frederick J, 30, portable engine driver

Harriett J, 12

In 1881 the family were at 16 George IV Street.

1881

 

1901

Henry Dixon, 48, shoemaker, b Suffolk

Mary J, 31, b Cambs

Mary E, 5, b Cambridge

Francis Henry, 4, b Cambridge

Stanley Ivett [?], 2, b Cambridge

1911

Ernest Collinge, 25, hotel waiter, b Essex

Isabel, 24, b Middlesex

Anthony Keith, 4, b Middlesex

Emily, 3, b Peckham

Ernest, 11 mos, b Cambridge

1913

Ernest Curwain [?], barman

1962

Mrs Carrington

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