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110 Hills Road, Mayfield (43)
History of 1110 Hills Road
1861
(43)
Charles Wagstaff, 66, brewer, b Cambridge
Anna M, 68, b Cambs
Edward B Hoced [?], nephew, 19, b Sussex
Ann Crisp, servant, 21, housemaid, b Longstanton
Esther Crisp, 20, cook, b Longstanton
1871
Frederic Warrent, 30, coal merchant, b Cambridge
Anoria K, 30, b Cambridge
Katherine M, 2, b Cambridge
Frederic M, 1, b Cambridge
Harold, 2m, b Cambridge
Elizabeth James, servant, 25, b Wales, cook
Emma Chieves, servant, 20, b March, nursemaid
Elizabeth Shaw, 13, servant, b Cambridge, nursemaid
1881
(43)
Robert Farren, 49, fine art paintings, b Cambridge
Annie W, 51, b Cambridge
William, father, widower, 71, b Cambridge
Ernest W, 29, photographer, b Cambridge
Mary A, 25, fine art painting, b Cambridge
Annie, 24, milliner, b Cambridge
Jessie, 23, printer, b Cambridge
Alice, 21, milliner, b Cambridge
Amy, 20, artist painter fine arts, b Cambridge
Nellie, 18, fine arts, b Cambridge
Robert, 17, fine art print seller, b Cambridge
Eva, 16, b Cambridge
Margaretie, 14, b Cambridge
Andrew, 12, b Cambridge
Alexandra, 10, b Cambridge
Ethel, 7, b Cambridge
In 1851 Robert Farren is living with his family in Cambridge ‘behind Town Hall’. His father William is a publican. Robert is 14 and works as an ‘artist’.
In 1861 he is living at the Geological and Mineralogical Museum with his wife and seven children. Robert is curator of the the Geological Museum which in the census is listed between Clare College and King’s College. His father is living next door at ‘Kings Old Gateway’ and working as a plumber.
In 1871 Robert Farren is in St Giles, London.
In 1891 Robert and family are in Scarborough. He is described as ‘artist painting sculp.’
In 1901 the family is at 61a St Andrew’s Street.
In 1911 the Farren family is living in Station Road.
Robert Farren seated left with his father, mother and children
For Robert Farren’s etchings of the Fens see Wisbech and Fenland Museum.
1891
Edward C Reardon, 28, teacher of English and Mathematics, b Kent
Leo Marlow, boarder, 13, scholar, b Ireland
Ernest Marlow, boarder, 11, scholar, b Ireland
Terence O’Keefe, boarder, 16, scholar, b London
Edward Scott, boarder, 15, scholar, b Hants
Joseph Thornton, 17, scholar, b Manchester
Mary Leeson, 39, servant, b Lancs
1901
Edith Emily Whitmore, wife, 33, b Cambridge
Cyril G Whitmore, 11, born Cambridge
Eric Whitmore, 6, b Cambridge
Harriett Turner, servant, 19, b Stapleford, housemaid
Agnes Ison, servant, 23, b Chesterton, cook
1911
John Berry Walford, 28, mechanical engineer, born Wales
Hilda Mary, 23, born Cambridge
Elsie Rebecca Kate, 19, servant, b Ely
1913
John Berry Walford
2024
In July the house was demolished
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