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179 Gwydir Street, Stanford Cottage

History of 179 Gwydir Street

1881:

Samuel Ellis, head, 41, clerk civil service

Sophia, wife, 42, b Witcham

Sophia, daughter, 12, scholar, b Cambridge

In 1884 Samuel Ellis, clerk to the Cambridge Post Office, gave evidence in the prosecution of William Holloway, dyer, of Chesterton, for embezzlement. (CIP 20.12.1884)

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1891:

Samuel Ellis, head, 52, post office controller, b Melbourn

Sophie, wife, 53, b Witcham

Sophia J, daughter, 22, b Cambridge

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1901:

S Julia Ellis, 32, living on own means, b Cambridge

Emmeline Hattersley, visitor, 65, b Yorks

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1911:

George Munns Hawkes, 32, brewer and manager, b Girton

Florence Ada, b Papworth St Agnes

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1913:

George Hawkes, brewer

1962:

Whitbread and Co, Dales brewery

1970:

Mid Anglia Constabulary Traffic Dept and Traffic Wardens

 

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