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6 Clarendon Street

History of 6 Clarendon Street

1851

James J Teasdale, 26, Newspaper Reporter, b. Camber, Surrey

Harriet Teasdale, 26, b. Cambridge

Tom Teasdale, 2, b. Cambridge

Eliza Casboult, 18, Servant, b. Cambridge

James living at #39 in 1871 census

1861

Charles Haslop, 43, Painter, b. Cambridge

Charlotte Haslop, 43, b. Cambridge

MRC

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/haslop-charles/

1871

Charles Haslop, 52, Printer Compositer, b. Cambridge

Charlotte Haslop, 52, b. Cambridge

Mill Road Cemetery:

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/haslop-charles/

1881

Charles Haslop, 63, Printer Compositer, b. Cambridge

Charlotte Haslop, 61, b. Cambridge

Mill Road Cemetery:

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/haslop-charles/

1891

Catherine Bowyer, 52, Widow, Tailoress, b. Castle Camps, Cambs

Mary Bowyer, 27, b. Castle Camps, Cambs

Lillian Bowyer, 5, b. Cambridge

MRC – possibly:

http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/bowyer-catharine-parkin/

1895

Frederick Gray, waiter

1901

Frederick W Gray, 39, College Servant, b. Cambridge

1911

John Worrall Hawkes, 36, Cabinet Maker, b. Sheffield

Alice Hawkes, 39,

Shridhar Vaidya, Boarder, 21, Law Student, b. Bombay India

Shanker Pandurang Desai, 20, Medical Student, b. Bombay India

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