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10 Station Road, S. John’s Villa
History of 10 Station Road
1881
(St John’s Villa)
Charles H Banham, tailor and robemaker
Emma
Alice H, 23, born Cambridge
Emma L J
Daniel J, 20, undergraduate at the university, born Cambridge
Mary A
Gertrude, 16, born Cambridge
Reginald P, 10, born Cambridge
Fanny Parnwell, 20, general servant, born Cambs
Sarah A J Bowles, 17, general servant, born Cambridge
1891
Charles H Banham, tailor
Emma
Emma L J
Mary A
Ann Tomkinson, sister in law, widow, 77, living on own means, born Cardiff
Hannah L Norman, 28, servant, born Norfolk
1901
Charles H Banham, 71, tailor, born Cambridge
Emma, 68, born Oxon
Emma L J, 41, born Cambridge
Mary A, 38, born Cambridge
Gertrude, 36, hospital trained nurse, born Cambridge
Eliza Barker, servant, 18, born Norfolk
1911
Alfred Cyril Bartlett, 28, dental surgeon, born Whittlesford
Mabel Julia, 26, born Norwood London
Emily Murray, 25, born Cherryhinton
In 1938 A C Bartlett was practising at Whiteoaks Trumpington Road. In 1947 the partnership of A C Bartlett working under the name of Bartlett Rumsey and Curtiss at Devonshire House Cambridge and 17 Harley Street London was dissolved.
1913
A C Bartlett, BA LDS
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