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41 Rock Road, Gainsborough Villa, (4), (5)

History of 41 Rock Road

1891

(no. 5 Rock Road)

Elena Norton, 52, born Sheffield

Louisa Proctor, widow, servant, 63, nurse, born Suffolk


1901

(no. 4 Rock Road)

Eliza Stuart, 66, living on own means, born London

Ethel M Taylor, servant, 26, cook, born Cambridge


1911

(Gainsborough Villa)

William Chapman, 45, laundry proprietor, born Norfolk

Jane Ann, 41, born Sunderland

Elizabeth Longford, mother, 77, born Bradford

Emily Townsend, servant, 17,  born Duxford

1913

(Gainsborough Villa)

William Chapman

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