On This Day 30th December 1828 Albert Coleman was born
"Holly Lodge" 29 Streatham High Road (opposite Woodbourne Avenue) was occupied by Alfred Coleman an eminent Dental Surgeon, Lecturer at St Bartholomew's Hospital and the London Hospital Dental School and President of the Odontological Society.
Also living in the house were his wife Fanny, 5 daughters and two sons together with 5 servants
(Source 1881 Census)
The image below is of his family in their garden - June 1884
After the family left to live in Epsom the house was occupied by Vavasour Earle, a manufacture agent, his wife Elizabeth, 4 daughters and 4 sons together with 4 servants
(Source 1891 Census)
The house was demolished in the 1930's
"Holly Lodge" 29 Streatham High Road (opposite Woodbourne Avenue) was occupied by Alfred Coleman an eminent Dental Surgeon, Lecturer at St Bartholomew's Hospital and the London Hospital Dental School and President of the Odontological Society.
Also living in the house were his wife Fanny, 5 daughters and two sons together with 5 servants
(Source 1881 Census)
The image below is of his family in their garden - June 1884
After the family left to live in Epsom the house was occupied by Vavasour Earle, a manufacture agent, his wife Elizabeth, 4 daughters and 4 sons together with 4 servants
(Source 1891 Census)
The house was demolished in the 1930's
