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Francis Ysidro Edgeworth

25 Clarendon Street

History of 25 Clarendon Street

1861

Ebenezer Peters, 26, Solicitors & Accountant General Clerk, b. Cambridge

Caroline Esther Peters, 32, Islington

1871

Harriett Payne, 43, Annuitant, b. Toft, Cambs

Eliza Lunniss, 66, Visitor: late Farmer’s wife, b. Haydon, Essex

Francis G [? Ysidro] Edgeworth, 20, Boarder: Graduate of Oxford, b. Ireland

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Ysidro_Edgeworth

1874 -78

Miss Pain (1874) then George Stace (1878)

1881

George Stace, 29, Draper’s Clerk, b. Brighton

Amelia Stace, 32, b. Cambridge

Winifred Stace, 2, b. Cambridge

William Manning, 22, Lodger & Tutor BA (Professor), b. Islington

Jessie Neaves, 16, Servant, b. Coton, Cambs

MRC

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/stace-george/

1884 – 1887

Edward Hunt, draper (1884) then Mrs Mary Newman, lodging house keeper (1887)

1891

Bridges B Leader, 52, Tobacconist, b. Cambridge

Sarah Leader, 50, b. Cambridge

1901

Bridges B Seader, 62, Lodging House Keeper, b. Cambridge

Sarah Seader, 50, b. Cambridge

1911

Charles Potter, 33, Masseur, b. Harston, Cambs

Edith Potter, 26, Lodging House Keeper, b. Cambridge

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