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32 Stockwell Street

History of 32 Stockwell Street

1911

George Hutchinson, 42, cement works labourer, b Cambridge

Sarah, 42, housework, b Cambridge

Lily, 14, housework, b Cambridge

Sidney, 11, school, b Cambridge

Gladys, 6, school, b Cambridge

1921

Lucy Grace Chapman, b 1886, home duties, b Bishops Stortford

Ruthie Eliza, b 1910, school, b Cambridge

Lillie Winifred, b 1913, school, b Peterborough

Ethel Dorothy, b 1917, b Cambridge

Charles William Corton, b 1893, railway, locomotive fireman, Great Eastern Railway, b Norfolk

Ada Ethel, b 1892, home duties, b Wimblington

(Presumably this couple are lodgers, not recorded as such)

1939

Lucy G Chapman, b 1886, paid domestic duties

Donald H, b 1922, apprentice instrument maker

Ethel D Clarton, b 1917, unpaid domestic duties

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