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A brick terrace facade with two white arched doorways numbered 9 and 11, sash windows above, and a climbing ivy plant.

9 – 11 St Eligius Street

11 St Eligius Street, Pemberton Cottages

History of 11 St Eligius Street

1901

William Flowerdew, widower, 48, grocery and provision trade, b Suffolk


1911

Frank Bass, 29, coachman, b Grantchester

Dora, 29, b Trumpington

Charles Henry, 7, b Cambridge

James Edward Judge, head, 50, hosier shop assistant, b Kent

Emily Mary, 48, b London


1913

Frank Bass, stableman


1962

Kenneth A Foote

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