Number 26 Hill Street

Previously 3, Castle Terrace.

• 1851 Census return
• 1871 Census return
• 1891 Census return
• Directories
• Rate books
• Related scanned images

1851 Census Return for Number 26 Hill Street

Name	Relation to head of family	Age	Occupation	Where born
Martha Gandee	Head	52	Lace Maker	Kingsclear, Hampshire
Emma Gandee	Daughter	26	Governess	Bloomsbury, Middlesex
Frances Gandee	Daughter	24	Governess	Richmond, Surrey
Anna Gandee	Daughter	19	Governess	Richmond, Surrey
Rosa Gandee	Daughter	18		Richmond, Surrey
Agnes Gandee	Daughter	16		Richmond, Surrey
Charlotte Gandee	Daughter	15		Richmond, Surrey
Ann G Hall	Visitor	44		Wandsworth, Surrey
Charles Godfrey	Servant	46	Servant	Chatham, Kent
Eliza Godfrey	Servant	45	Servant	Old Kent Road, London
Eliza Baitham	Servant	18	Servant	Richmond, Surrey

1871 Census Return for Number 26 Hill Street

Name	Relation to head of family	Age	Occupation	Where born
Agnes Jane Gandee	Head	36	Fancy Business	Richmond, Surrey
Rosa Stoughton Gandee	Sister	38	Fancy Business	Richmond, Surrey
Anna Maria Gandee	Sister	39	Fancy Business	Richmond, Surrey
Emma Sealey Gandee	Sister	46	Governess	London, Middlesex
Jane Eliza Edson	Servant	22	General Servant	West Horsley, Surrey

1891 Census Return for Number 26 Hill Street

Name	Relation to head of family	Age	Occupation	Where born
Charles H Hugman	Head	57	Dealer in Embroidery	Bermondsey, Surrey
Anna M Hugman	Wife	42		Saxmundham, Suffolk
Eliza Nixon	Assistant	46	Assistant	Sibsey, Lincolnshire
Evelyn M Blake	Assistant	25	Assistant	Harrow, Middlesex
Isabel Cheshire	Servant	19	Domestic	Hounslow, Middlesex
Julia A Goldfinch	Visitor	42	Dressmaker	Walmer, Kent

Directories for Number 26 Hill Street

1865	1883	1900
Mrs Martha Gandee. Honiton Lace Warehouse.	English and Foreign Needlework Depot – Mrs Hugman, Proprietress.	Thomas Galpin. Misses Isabella and Alice Galpin. Fancy Depository.

Rate Books for Number 26 Hill Street

1860	1870	1880
Benjamin Gandee	Mary Gandee	Charles Henry Hugman

Scanned images

Sale poster for No 26 Hill Street. November 25th, 1902