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Pike's Walk, King Street

Pike’s Walk, King Street

History of Pike's Walk, King Street

1861

(1)

Richard Rickaby, 46, wine porter, b Yorks

(2)

Thomas Turner, 46, gardeners labourer, b Ditton

(3)

Abraham Newland, 61, benchmaker, b Bucks

(4)

Gibbs Pate, 42, grocers assistant, b Harlton

(5)

Mary Ann Coxall, 44, needlewoman, b Histon

(6)

Eliza Archer, 50, needlewoman, b Cambridge

1874

various occupants including a milliner and dressmaker

Pike’s Walk, Kite Marks

1913

(2): Lyndhurst

Miss M M Cambridge

Ingleside:

Frederick Cook

Centaur Cycles, Pike’s Walk (©S King 2023)

Centaur Cycles (RGL2024)

Centaur Cycles, Pike’s Walk (©S King 2023)

Centaur Cycles, Pike’s Walk (©S King 2023)

 

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