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Occupation Road (East Side)
History of Occupation Road
1861
(26) William Brown, 31, hawker, b Leics
(27) John Mansfield, 40, butcher, b Cambridge
(28) William C Scott, 22, labourer, b Cambridge
(29) Henry Hall, 46, labourer excavator, b West Wickham
(30) Franz Wiemars, 39, furrier, b Germany
(31) James Howlett, 48, cabinet maker, b Norfolk
(32) Nathan Marshall, 27, labourer, b Little Shelford
(33) John Woolf, 39, labourer gardener, b Cambridge
(34) Amy Layton, 63, formerly dressmaker, b Cambridge
(35) Mary Prior, 59, laundress, b Essex
(36) Christopher Chapman, 72, tailor, b Suffolk
1881
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in 2024 BHS sent this note:
I would like to share that in the 1881 census Philip Howard and Mary Howard lived at 24 Occupation Road. He was 25 and a general dealer and apparently had a long fingernail on one finger that he used to gut fish! I believe he was a landlord at one point of the Coach and Horses in Trumpington and a pub around in Abbey – uncertain which at this time.
1913
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(19a) Gwyn Stores
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PAGES’S Yard
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