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3 Union Road

History of 3 Union Road

1841

Ambrose G Readberd, 37, printer

Elizabeth, 29

Mary T, 1

1851 unnumbered

William Long, 62, college servant, b Norfolk

Hannah, 66, b Yorks

Hannah, 35, dressmaker, b London

William, 32, college servant, b Cambridge

Caroline Wightman, niece, 21, needlewoman, b Cambridge

Arthur Long, granddaughter, 5, b Cambridge

1861

John Catchpole, 53, printer and compositor, b Suffolk

Frances, 61, b Grantchester

Matilda Farrington, 18, servant, b Cambs

1901

Arthur Talbot, 36, proprietor stable, b Suffolk

Mary A E, 37, b Barrington

William J, 10,

Muriel E, 6,

1911

Arthur Talbot, 46, cab proprietor, b Suffolk

Mary Anne E, 47, b Cambs

William P, 20, coachman, b Cambridge

Muriel E, 16, dressmaking, b Cambridge

1913

James Harding, college waiter

1939

Julia M Rowbottom, b 1858

1962

Mrs K Godwin

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