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4 Melbourne Place

History of 4 Melbourne Place

UK Census:

1851

Mary Bird, 70, Fundholder, b. Ramsay, Hunts

Eliza Leader, 13, Visitor, b. Cambridge

William Chapman, 34, (separate entry – assume lodger), Farm Merchant’s Clerk, b. St Ayetots(?) Essex

1861

Mary Bull, 85, Fundholder, b. Hunts

John Few, 74, Lodger, Family Brewer, b. Willingham, Cambs

Sarah Few, 75, Lodger, b. Saffron Walden, Cambs

1871

William Chiddenton, 36, Bookbinder & Finisher, b. Cambridge

Hannah Chiddenton, 40, b. Cambridge

Henry W Chiddenton, 5, b. Cambridge

1881

Wm Chiddenton, 46, Bookbinder/finisher, b. Cambridge

Sarah Chiddenton, 50, b. Cambridge

Henry Wm Chiddenton, 15, Bookbinder’s apprentice, b. Cambridge

1891

Sarah Chiddenton, 56, Living on her own means, b. Cambridge

1901

Sarah Chiddenton, 67, Living on own means, b. Cambridge

Frederick Chiddenton (nephew), 27, Joiner, b. Cambridge

1911

Frederick Robert Hayles, 40, Joiner, b. Cambridge

Kate Hayles, 40,  b. Cambridge

1913

Frederick Hayles

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