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George Stace

43 Parkside, (20) Heathfield

History of 43 Parkside

1851 no name no number

Elizabeth Hart, servant, 54, b Ditton


1861 census damaged


1871

Arthur Beard, 45, chaplain King’s London, b Essex


1881Heathfield

Augustus Goodman Ekin, 45, JP wine and spirit merchant and maltster employing 17 men, b Cambridge


1891 (20)

Frank Dalby, 25, footman, b Girton


1901 (20)

Julia Ekin, 56, living on own means, b Durham


1911 Heathfield

(Mrs Ekin)

Mary Ann Drake, 43, cook, b Cheveley


1913 (20 Heathfield)

George Stace JP


1918

George Stace (ex mayor of Cambridge) reported to have died aged 66 on 26.11.1918 after a long illness. He was a draper based at 15 Petty Cury.


1962

Cambs Fire Brigade

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documents

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