hi echo, if you look at the 1881 census for kenilworth, RG11Piece / Folio 3095 / 27 Page Numbers 2 - 6 they are for Ladies Hills. At the end of New Street, addresses are Grove Cottage,(HOH Sarah Crawford), Millbrook Cottage, HOH Sarah Brown also at Millbrook is Amy R Bright born Bangla Desh and living off a military fund; also the Wilson Family; Lissman family; the Younghusband family from Northumberland; the Judd Family; the Richards bamily from berkshire; then there is a shop run by a martha gaskins, then a Dame School run by an irish lady called McLenilken.then the Monk family, the head being a retired Commissioner general; then an author called Henry Churchill; then the Miles family, then the Varnishing manufacturing family called Browitt; then at a residence with 3 servants living in is an Elizabeth Walker living off bank dividends; then a retired schoolmistress from Nottingham called Stone, then a widow called Anna Gordon living off property income with her son who is a lecturer at oxford university; then the Dame school itsself with the head a teacher born Colomco Ceylon and a reachinf assistant born Paris France,
that's it, what a fascinating group of residents! i think these were very large posh Victorian houses, all had servants. amazing. i did think they may have been Alms Houses but noone seemed to be a charitable case!