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45 (17) Norfolk Terrace

History of 45 Norfolk Terrace

1871 (17)

Charles Wright, 45, carpenter, b Suffolk

Mary Ann, 29, b Suffolk

Charles G, 3, b Cambridge

Frederick J, 2, b Cambridge

 

1881 (17)

Charles Tarrant, 42, painter, b Cambridge

Lucy, 32, b Haddenham

Jane, 10, scholar, b Cambridge

George, 9, scholar, b Cambridge

Florey, 4, scholar, b Cambridge

Edward, 2, b Cambridge

 

1891

Susan Tarrant, 40, widow, college bedmaker, b Cambridge

Harriet, 20, laundry hand, b Cambridge

James, 17, general labourer, b Cambridge

Flora, 12, b Cambridge

William, 10, b Cambridge

 

1901

James Oakman, 29, journeyman tailor, b Hertfordshire

Kate, 29, b Cambridge

Clarice K, 6, b Cambridge

Doris G, b Cambridge

Beatrice M, 6 months, b Cambridge

 

1911

William Tyrell, 64, custodian Free Library, b Ireland

Emma, 55, b Essex

Ethel, 30, b Ireland

Samuel, 26, general labourer, cement works, b York

Alexander, 24, groom, livery stables, b Yorkshire

Benjamin, 23, groom, livery stables, b Yorkshire

Frank, 16, messenger, Leys School, b Cambridge

Thomas, 11, schoolboy, b Cambridge

 

1939

Charles Richardson, b 1880, electric cable layer

Mary, b 1881, home duties

William Victor Collings, b 1835, at school

2 closed records

 

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