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34 High Street, Wilburton, Walter Hazell on right, wife and children and assistant in doorway (Cambs Collection)34 High Street, Wilburton
History of 34 High Street
In 1871 Walter’s father, Joseph, is a tailor, aged 46, at “End of Little Field” Wilburton
In 1881 Walter Hazell is 12, living with his widowed mother, Eliza, 42, a stocking knitter, in High Street Wilburton
1901 High Street General Store
Walter Hazell, 31, grocer & draper, b Wilburton
Elizabeth, 26, b Earith
Harold W, 2m, b Wilburton
Dorothy E, 1, b Wilburton
Florence M Clarke, 21, sister in law, b Norfolk
Frederick Pattman, assistant, 26, grocer and draper’s assistant, b Arrington
1911
Walter Hazell, 42, widower, grocer and draper, b Wilburton
Sarah Ann Clarke, mother in law widow, 57, b Over
Dorothy Eliza, 11, b Wilburton
Garold Walter, 9, b Wilburton
Ronald William, 6, b Wilburton
Hilda Nellie Lilley, 18, draper assistant, b Essex
Sarah Ann Knight, 15, servant, b Stretham
The shop was then run by his son, Harold and family until it closed in 1979. The premises then became a shop with post office.
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