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14 Blossom Street
History of 14 Blossom Street
1871 (no house number given, but clearly the same family))
Frederick Allen, 31, tailor, b Cambridge
Mary A, 31, tailoress, b Cambridge
Frank M, 4, scholar, b Middlesex
Elisabeth S, 5, scholar, b Middlesex
1881
Frederick Allen, 41, tailor, b Cambridge
Mary A, 41, b Cambridge
Frank M, 14, apprentice tailor, b Westminster, Middlesex
Alfred E, 9, scholar, b Cambridge
Emma, 7, scholar, b Cambridge
Caroline, 6, scholar, b Cambridge
Ellen M, 4, scholar, b Cambridge
Maria L, 2, b Cambridge
Frederick W, 3 months, b Cambridge
1891
Frederick Allen, 51, tailor, b Cambridge
Mary Ann, 51, b Cambridge
Caroline, 16, tailoress, b Cambridge
Mary Louisa, 12, b Cambridge
Frederick W, 10, b Cambridge
1901
Frederick Allen, 60, widower, tailor, b Cambridge
Caroline, 26, tailoress, b Cambridge
Maria L, 22, housekeeper, b Cambridge
1911
George Churchman, 35, hotel boots, b Northamptonshire
Ellen, 33, b London
Gladys, 9, school, b Cambridge
May, 7, school, b Cambridge
Eva, 6, school, b Cambridge
After 1920:
Elizabeth Maria Linsey moved from the Wrestlers’ Arms after the death of her husband in 1920, to this address with her daughter Doris and son-in-law William Brignell.
1939
William Brignell, b 1900, second chef
Doris M, b 1904
Raymond
[William married Doris in 1926. He worked all his life as a chef at The Dorothy, Hawkins and the West House Hotel. After he retired he also worked at Westminster College.]
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