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The address in the 1881 census is at 173 And 174 Camp Hill
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Residents at this address.
1849/J. Shields/Bulls Head Inn, 174 Camp hill/../../Whites Directory
1861/Charles Larke/Bulls Head, 174 Camp hill /../../Birmingham Directory
1875/John Hewson/Bulls Head, Camp hill /../../Whites Directory
1881/Mary L Hewson/Widow/65/Birmingham, Warwick/Census
1881/John Hewson/Son, Licensed Victualler/31/Birmingham, Warwick/Census
1881/Mary Hewson/Daughter/35/Birmingham, Warwick/Census
1881/Alfred Hand/Visitor, Brassfounder/35/Birmingham, Warwick/Census
1881/Sarah A Hand/Visitor/35/Birmingham, Warwick/Census
1881/Ann S Magson/General Servant/17/Birmingham, Warwick/Census
1891/Albert E Harvey/Publican/34/Sheldon Warwickshire/Census
1891/Margaret Harvey/Boarder/41/Sheldon Warwickshire/Census
1891/Ellen Harvey/Visitor/32/Sheldon Warwickshire/Census
1891/Frederick A Turnick/Barman/24/Hanley Staffordshire/Census
1891/Ruth Heathcote/General Servant/20/Old Swinford Worcestershire/Census
1892/Albert Edward Harvey/../../../Kellys Directory
1900/William Wills/Bulls Head, 173 Camp hill/../../Kellys Directory
1915/Thomas Frederick Hadley/../../../Kellys Directory
1940/Edward Williams/../../../Kellys Directory