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174 Hills Road, Woodville [Woodfield]

History of 176 Hills Road

1881

Henry B Beedham, 41, clergyman Ch of E without cure

Rayne E.

Maria Hinton, servant, widow, cook, born Notts.

Elizabeth Wilson, servant, 34, housemaid, born Lincoln

George A Coleman, servant, gardener, born Kent

1891

Henry B Beedham, 51, clerk in Holy Orders, born Kimbolton

Rayne E, 49

Lucy E, 24

Rebecca Dean, 30, cook, born Fulbourn

Naomi Ward, servant, 21, housemaid, born Toft

1901

Rayne E Beedham, widow, 59, living on own means

Lucy E, 34

Alice Webb, servant

Rayne (nee Pearson) was the widow of Henry Bloye Beedham. He seems to have been a priest in Yorkshire. The couple also had a son Henry William born 1868 who went to the Perse and became a senior clinical assistant at the Royal Eye Hospital in 1906.

1911

Rayne Elizabeth Beedham, head, 69, widow, private means, born Bradford

Lucy Elizabeth, 44, daughter, born Yorks

Viveleaner Elizabeth Wright, 25, servant, cook, born Sawston

Victoria Maud Grover, 23, servant, housemaid, born Cambridge

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