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13 (1) Norfolk Terrace

History of 13 Norfolk Terrace

1871 (1)

Seth C Reeve, 28, plasterer, b Norfolk

Hagar, 30, b Norfolk

 

1881 (1)

George F Mason, 24, painter, b Cambridge

Ann, 25, b Cambridge

Arthur W, 8 months, b Cambridge

Separate household

William Rayner, 28, fly driver, b Trumpington

Dinah, 26, b Nottinghamshire

Annie E, 3, b Cambridge

Frederick S, 1, b Cambridge

Emma Child, 7, visitor, b Nottinghamshire

 

1881 (as number 1)

William Rayner, 28, fly driver, b Trumpington

Dinah, 26, b Nottinghamshire

Annie E, 3, b Cambridge

Frederick S, 1, b Cambridge

Emma Child, 7, visitor, b Nottinghamshire

 

1891

William Rayner, 39, coachman, b Trumpington

Dinah, 38, b Nottinghamshire

Annie E, 13, apprentice dressmaker, b Cambridge

Frederick J, 11, b Cambridge

Ellen Ada, 4, b Cambridge

 

1901

Mary Ann Howlett, 59, widow, b Huntingdonshire

Robert James, 25, steno and electro typist, b Cambridge

Florence L Aylett, 28, widow, daughter, dressmaker, b Cambridge

Montague S Aylett, 7, b Cambridge

Maggie F Aylett, 5, b Cambridge

 

1911

Ellen Simpkin, 53, widow, charwoman, b Fen Ditton

Alfred George, 27, college servant, kitchen porter, b Cambridge

 

1939

No record of property

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