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22 Melbourne Place

Histryof 22 Melbourne Place

UK Census:

1851 (22)

Thomas Moore, 32, Tailor, b. Gt Shelford, Cambs

Louisa Moore, 33, b.Fareham, Hamps

Jane L Moore, 2, b. Cambridge

Emma Moore, 7m, b. Cambridge

1861

James Heeley, 33, Tailor, b. Scotland

Lizzie Heeley, 27, b. England?

Grace Heeley, 3, b. Cambridge

Census transcribes as James Keeley

1871

James B Reilly, 43, Tailor, b. Whitton, Scotland

Grace A Reilly (daughter), 13, b. Cambridge

1874

Henry Fairweather, Upholsterer

1881

David Gray, 61, Waiter (Inn), b. Longstowe, Hunts

Sarah Gray, 69, b. Huntingdon

1891

David Gray, 72, Waiter, b. Longstone, Cambs

Sarah Gray, 73, b, Huntingdon

1901

Thomas Connor, 40, Travelling Draper, b. Cambridge

Matilda Connor, 37, b. Cambridge

Edith E H Connor, 13, b. Cambridge

Ms Nash A Connor, 10, b. Cambridge

Jan H S Szewlinski (boarder), 29, Teacher of Foreign Language/Writer, b. Austria (applying for naturalization)

1911 no mention

 

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