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13 Sleaford Street, Cambridge

The History of 13 Sleaford Street

Number 13 Sleaford Street (Memorial Buildings) was number 7 in 1891, and known as “No. 5 Memorial Buildings” by 1898.  In 1901 the property has the modern numbering of “13 Sleaford Street“.

A dark green front door with a gold knocker and letterbox is set into a yellow brick wall with the number 13 on the frame.

Taken by HW.

1891 (number 7)

Fred W Robinson, 35, telegraph goods clerk, b. Cambridge

Kezia Robinson, 30, b. Cambridge

Arthur W Robinson, 9,  scholar, b. Cambridge

Fred C Robinson, 7, scholar, b. Cambridge

Ethel M Robinson, 5, scholar, b. Cambridge

Edith Robinson, 3, b. Cambridge

Percy Robinson, 1, b. Cambridge

Nellie Robinson, 1 day old

Sources: 1881, 1891, 1901 & 1911 UK Census, 1888 OS Town Plan of Cambridge, 1901 revised map of Cambridge

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