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168 Gwydir Street
History of 168 Gwydir Street
1881
Florence E Stearn, head, unmarried, 22, housekeeper, b Cambridge
Walter James Stearn, brother, 17, photographer’s assistant, b Cambridge
Rupert, brother, 12, scholar, b Cambridge
Ralph, brother, 8, scholar, b Cambridge
Warwick William, brother, 20, bookseller’s assistant, b Cambridge
Mary Ann J Hinsey, 19, servant, b Waterbeach
1891
Elizabeth Patman, head, widow, 64, not known
Jane Palmer, lodger, 39, not known
1901
Thomas Andrews, 53, linesman P O telegraph, b Devon
Martha, 42, b Cornwell
Florence, 19, tailoress, b Cambridge
Arthur, 16, telegraph messenger, b Cambridge
Percy, 14, telegraph messenger, b Cambridge
Leonard, 9, b Cambridge
Charles, 6, b Cambridge
1911
Frederick John Lilley, 39, police sergeant, b Great Chesterford
Louisa, 38, b Essex
Ethel Mary Louise, 19, school teacher, b Cambridge
Maud Ada, 17, dressmaker, b Cambridge
Winifred Annie, 7, b Cambridge
Frederick John, 3, b Cambridge
Louisa Margaret, 1, b Cambridge
1913
Frederick John Lilley, police sergeant
1939
Julia M Lilley, b 1859
Elizabeth G, b 1893
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Jean P Lilley, b 1929
Ernest J, b 1931
1962
Bernard Symonds
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