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3 Emery Street

History of 3 Emery Street

1878

James Dimmock

He had previously lived at 8 Clarendon Street. His business premises were at 6 Market Street.

James died in 1882. The Museum of Cambridge holds archival papers about him.

James Dimmock, Emery Street, biography

James Dimmock, Emery Street, biography

James Dimmock, 1882 funeral

1891

Frederick A Dimmock, 37, manager loan office, b Buckinghamshire

Mary, 37, b Buckinghamshire

 

1901

William Walton, 56, widower, retired house furnisher, b Yorkshire

Louisa A, 22, b Durham

 

1911

Emma Fortin, 83, widow, independent lady, b Hinxton

Elizabeth South, 22, general servant, b Cambridge

 

1939

Walter Hutt, b 1899, painter (hangers), Bassingbourn Aerodrome

Norah, (Mary Ann), b 1895, laboratory cleaner

Marie (Grove), b 1922, factory hand, food processing can making department

3 closed records

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