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9 Norfolk Terrace

History of 9 Norfolk Terrace

1891

James Summers, 46, painter and decorator, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 78, widow, mother, b Burwell

Harry, 32, nephew, carpenter, b Burwell

 

1901

No record for property

 

1911

Elizabeth Emma Gawthorpe, 36, widow, housekeeper, b Cambridge

Mabel Emma, 9, school, b Cambridge

Louise Maud, 7, school, b Cambridge

Lilian Eva, 5, school, b Cambridge

Grace Mary, 2, b Cambridge

Frederick Arthur William, 8 months, b Cambridge

 

1939

Elizabeth E Gawthorpe, b 1874, widow, invalid

Louisa M, b 1904, unpaid domestic duties

Lilian E, b 1905, overseer at food factory

Grace M, b 1908, factory hand, food

Frederick A, b 1910, fish and poultry hand

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