No. 156 B (now Rosenborggade 9) was home to another 23 people at the time of the 1860 census. Frederik Christian Grove (died 1869), a civil servant in the Ministry of Finance with the title of , resided in one of the apartments with his daughter Hanne Georgia Grove, his sister Chatrine Marie Grove and a maid. Lucie Elise Fich (1800–1883), widow of pastor Hans Jacob Fich (1784–1852) and daughter of bishop , resided in another apartment with Wilhelmine Simonia Fich, widow Anna Lindorph and Lindorph's 19-year-old daughter Thora Sophie Lindorph. The two latter made a living from needlework. Søren Pedersen Lybye (1825–1898), a farmer from western Jutland and an MP, resided in the apartment on the first floor when he was in Copenhagen. Another household consisted of the 50-year-old widow Birtha Johanne Dorthea Nielsen and five of her children. Her son Jacob Nielsen (1841–1894) would later establish one of the largest book printing businesses in the country.
