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146, 148 (64), 150 (65) Newmarket Road

History of 146-150 Newmarket Road

Royal Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959: House, now three tenements, Nos. 146, 148, 159 next W of Leeke Street, of two storeys, have timber-framed walls faced with later brickwork and tile covered roofs. Built perhaps in the late 16th century, it was remodelled early in the 19th century.

1851

(unnumbered) John Bradbury, 57, carpenter, b Norwich

(unnumbered) William Hill, 30, baker and Grocer, b West Wickham

1861

(63) Martha Frost, 74, b Suffolk

(64) William Hill, 42, baker and grocer, b Gt Wilbraham

(65) George Dodd, 33, fish merchant, b Suffolk


1871

(65) James Parker, 27, publican and fishmonger

(64) William Frances, 45, brewer not licensed

(63) Robert Halliday, 45, market gardener


1881

(64) Charles Mountain, 41, paper hanger

(65) Edward Waters, 28, ironmonger

(65a) James Parker, 35, painter


1891

(63) George Farrington, 33, gas stoker

(64) James Reynolds, sugar boiler

(65) James Parker, 48, painter and glazier


1901

(64) James Reynolds, confectioner

(65) James Parker, greengrocer


1913

(146) Arthur Rose, fried fish shop

(148) James Reynolds, wholesale sugar boiler and confectioner

(150) James Parker, greengrocer


1939

(146)

Arthur Rose, b 1877, fish merchant

Lilian, b 1883

(148)

Joseph Hughes, b 1895, general labourer

Florence, b 1900

?

Joyce, b 1926

?

Stanley, b 1930

(150)

Ralph White-Robinson, b 1885, greengrocer

Anne, b 1887, shop duties


1962

(146) Mrs L Rose

(148) Mrs F M Hughes

(150) Mrs M Slater

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