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6 Union Road, Farcet House

History of 6 Union Street

1841 (6)

Robert Roff, 40, Dissenting Minister

Maygod, 29

Catharine, 6 mos

Caroline Wilson, 20, servant

1851

James Adcock, 72, proprietor of houses, b Bucks

Susannah, 75, b Middlesex

Adrian, 39, b Cambridge

James, grandson, 21, student Christ’s College, b Lincolnshire

Susan King, 24, servant, b Cambridge

1861

Susannah Adcock, 89, widow, proprietoress of houses, b Middlesex

Adrian, 49, solicitor, b Cambridge

1901 not listed but 5a is listed with Keith family

1911

Walter Peters, 52, corn merchants clerk, b Norfolk

Sarah B E H, 49, b Waterbeach

Reginald W, 20, nursery gardener, b Cambridge

Lily Johnson, 20, b Swaffham Bulbeck

1913 Walter Peters

1945 home of surgeon Joseph Griffiths when he died (1863-1945)

1962 Miss Griffiths

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