11 Jeffreys St

First numbered as 1 Jeffreys St

1821 Sept built but empty
1822 Jan Salter
1822 July Salter
1823 Jan Salter
1824 Jan Salter
1825 July Baker
1826 July Haines
1827 Jan Haines
1828 Jan Haines
1829 empty
1831 Jan Rose
1834 Jan HJ Harley
1841 Sept Margaret Hilsal
1842 Sept Margaret Hilsal
1844 Sept Margaret Hilsal
1846 March Philipo Pistruccio (formerly of current number 13)
1847 March Philipo Pistruccio
1848 Sept Philipo Pistruccio
1850 S Hodson
1851 Sept Theresa Mala
1853 John Eason
1855 empty
1858 Welch
1863 Jackson
1866 R Thompson
1871 R Thompson
1875 R Thompson
1880 R Thompson
1881 Rebecca Thompson (57,widow from St Miles in Suffolk). Also siblings John (23, railway clerk), George (20, railway porter) and Mary (17, housemaid) Owen from Wales. Plus John N Edwards (19, from Wales) and James Maher (19, from Ireland) both vetinary students. Plus Gustave A Bouvier, artist from France.

Gustave A Bouvier is recorded as a British artist, also using the name Gustavus Arthur Bouvier. He was a member of the Royal Academy and his work is still offered at auction, with prices ranging from $214 to $659 in 2013. While recorded living on Jeffreys Street he was painting L’entre au port and was working on a heraldic manuscript ‘Blazon of the Archbishops of Rheims’ (1887). Similar manuscript material by this author is held at the V&A museum. It is currently on sale in The Sanctuary Bookshop in Lyme Regis for £195.  He had previously produced a similar book on ‘The Doges of Venice’ (1875).

1881 Re-numbered as 11 Jeffreys St
1885 empty

1919 Nov 27 Private Samuel James, Royal Army Service Corps (Canteen), husband of Florence James, killed in WWI aged 47