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33 (17) Bradmore Street
History of 33 Bradmore Street
1861 (17)
William Pilgrim, 34, blacksmith, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 33, b Cambridge
Charles W, 7, b Cambridge
Harriett, 1, b Cambridge
Walter Sell, brother in law, 31, cricketer, b Cambridge
1881 (17)
Hunt
1901 (33)
Hunt
1913 (33)
James Hunt, stereotyper
1962
Stanley G Saddington
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