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(145 / 145a) is now one house. 145a isn’t recorded on the 1881 Census.
William H Page, 29, Draper, b. Cambridge
Caroline Page, 29, b. Duxford, Cambs
Alice Page, 8, b. Cambridge
Nellie Page, 4, b. Cambridge
Bertie Page, 3, b. Cambridge
Florence Page, 2, b. Cambridge
William H Page, 39, clothier, b. Cambridge
Caroline Page, 39, b. Duxford, Cambs
Nellie Page, 14, dressmaker’s apprentice, b. Cambridge
Bertie Page, 13, b. Cambridge
Florence Page, 12, b. Cambridge
William Page, 6, b. Cambridge
Charles Beechener, head, 66, married, engineer for iron foundry, b. Barton, Bedfordshire
Eliza Beechener, wife, 61, married, b. Soham, Cambridgeshire
Married 24 years, 0 children
Sources – 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census
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