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19 Perowne Street

History of 19 Perowne Street

1878

1881

1884-87

Mrs Charlotte Shrubbs

1891-95

Evans, John, police constable, G.E.R.

1898

Walker, R.F., police officer

1901-04

Parker, Henry, railway servant

1907

Oliver Hayhoe, butcher

1910

John Norfolk

1910

William Sizer

1911

John Norfolk

1912-13

Frank Brooks

1914-17

Harry Bolton PC 41

1919-22

Mrs Gregsby

1922-48

Mrs Greasley

1951-71

William Walters

1972

Jean Bradburn

1973

1974

J Clement; E Turner; K Winter

1975

Stephen Wyatt

 

 

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