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21 (5) Norfolk Terrace

History of 21 Norfolk Terrace

1871 (5)

Property unoccupied, but George French said to be ‘at work in London’

 

1881 (5)

James Windybank, 27, whitesmith, b Huntingdonshire

Sarah A, 29, b Berkshire

Edmund J, 5, scholar, b Cambridge

Mary P, 4, b Cambridge

Cecillia A, 2, b Cambridge

George S, 8 months, b Cambridge

Charles Andrews, 18, lodger, clerk, b Kent

Separate household

Daniel Biggs, 34, painter, b Cambridge

Mary, 31, dressmaker, b Cambridge

 

1881 (5a)

William Kidd, 22, printer, b Chesterton

Mildred J, 23, b Huntingdonshire

Mildred, 1, b Cambridge

Nelly Paine, 6, lodger, scholar, b Toft

 

1891

Alfred W Green, 21, grocers porter, b Chesterton

Catherine A, 21, b Norfolk

Alfred A, 1, b Cambridge

 

1901

Joseph Blatch, 55, journeyman miller, b Huntingdonshire

Jane, 48, housekeeper at home, b Upware

Joseph J, 21, journeyman baker, b Surrey

Florence, 19, dressmaker, b Surrey

Jasper, 17, drapers assistant, b Surrey

Lilian, 13, school, b Surrey

Hugh, 10, school, b Surrey

Frederick, 7, school, b Surrey

 

1911

William Thomas Scott, 38, general labourer, b Cambridge

Susannah, 46, b Norfolk

 

1939

William T Scott, b 1873, widow, retired labourer

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