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26 Union Road

History of 26 Union Road

1901

Frances High, 30, b Histon

Sidney, 8 mos, b Cambridge

(26a)

William Smith, 45, coal porter, b Suffolk

Elizabeth, 44, laundress, b Great Chesterford

Emily Mallows, niece, 27, laundress, b London

Alice Caldicott, visitor, widow, 35, bedmaker, b Cambridge

Mary Caldicott, visitor, 7,  b Cambridge

Leslie S Caldicott, visitor, 3 mos,

Virginia Grainger, lodger, 56, lady monthly nurse, b London

1911

John Clark, 57, coachman, b Cambridge

Ellen, 55, b Kent

Tom, 20, carmen mineral water, b Cambridge

Denys, 18, gardener, b Cambridge

(26a) Chamberlain William Peck, 57, carter, b Cambridge

Jane, 53, b Cambridge

Francis, 15, house boy, b Cambridge

Mary Anne, 13, b Cambridge

1913

John Clark, cab driver

1939

(26a Flat over stables) John H Tebbs, b 1865, riding master

(26a) Jane Peck, b 1857

Caroline E Hicks, b 1889, domestic help

Albert W Hicks, b 1921, carpenters apprentice

(26) Eleanor Clark, b 1855

1962

Ronald Quelch

(26a) Mrs Hicks

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