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29 (9) Norfolk Terrace

History of 29 Norfolk Terrace

1871 (9)

Thomas Suttle, 32, labourer, b Suffolk

Hephzibah, 28, b Elsworth

Clara, 6, scholar, b Cambridge

Alfred, 3, scholar, b Cambridge

Ernest H, 1, b Cambridge

Elizabeth Siggins, 56, whitesmith’s wife, b Cambridge

 

1881 (9)

Mary J Melton, 26, widow, dressmaker, b Elms

Annie E, 6, b Cambridge

Henry C, 5, b Cambridge

Separate household

Hannah Rawlinson, 44, widow, charwoman, b Fulbourn

Charles, 20, railway porter, b Cambridge

Hannah, 17, dressmaker, b Cambridge

Joseph S, 11, scholar, b Cambridge

Kate E, 6, scholar, b Cambridge

 

1891

John S Churchman, 45, shoemaker, b Cambridge

Sarah, 45, b Northampton

George, 16, drapers assistant, b Cambridge

James, 14, newsagents assistant, b Cambridge

Peter, 12, b Northampton

Alice, 10, b Northampton

Emily, 8, b Northampton

John, 6, b Cambridge

Sarah Ann, 2, b Cambridge

 

1901

Walter Morgan, 62, sewing machine agent, b Suffolk

 

1911

Thomas Frederick Rawlings, 47, automobile fitter, b Cambridge

Alice, 45, b Cambridge

Henry William, 20, electricians apprentice

Arthur Thomas, 18, general labourer, b Cambridge

Ernest Edward, 14, chemists errand boy, b Cambridge

Frederick Charles, 8, school, b Cambridge

Alfred James William Ward, 18, boarder, drapery warehouseman, b London

Walter George Kitchener, 7, school, b Cambridge

 

1939

Henry J Huckle, b 1907, college kitchen porter

Lilian M, b 1909, unpaid domestic duties

Elizabeth Odell, b 1902, LCC voluntary school work

Elizabeth E Odell (Hurley), b 1928, at school

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