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10 Russell Street

History of 10 Russell Street

1891

James Gaylor Reynolds, 53, general labourer, bb Sandy

Elizabeth Reynolds née Wells, 48, b Sandy

Ernest, 18, shop assistant, b Cambridge

Louisa, 17, b Cambridge

Walter, 15, b Cambridge

In 1881 the family were living on Hills Road.

James and Elizabeth would have 6 children. Of these, Ellen Mary was sent to live with her mother’s sister in West Ham.

1901

Elizabeth Reynolds, 59, charwoman, b Beds

Ernest J, 29, coal porter,  b Cambridge

Louisa S, 27, charwoman, b Cambridge

1911

Elizabeth Reynolds, 68, widow, b Beds

Ernest James, 39, coal yard foreman, b Cambridge

Louisa Sarah, 36, jam factory hand, b Cambridge

Walter John, 32, coal porter, b Cambridge

1913

Mrs E Reynolds

1962

Thomas William Fowler

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