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St Michaels (lane), Longstanton

History of St Michaels

1901

Richard Phillips, 37, shepherd, b Long Stanton All Saints

 

Arthur Pink, 56, coal merchant, b Long Stanton All Saints

Harriet, 53, b Over

William, 28, road man, b Long Stanton

Frederick, 24, gardener, b Long Stanton

Alfred, 20, b Long Stanton

William, 16, b Long Stanton

Lilian, 13, b Long Stanton

Annie, 10, b Long Stanton

Bertha, 4, b Long Stanton

 

Amelia Nixon, 78, living on own means, b Surrey

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