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Russell Cottages, Russell Street
History of Russell Cottages, Russell Street
1901:
(1) Charles Prime, 36, bricklayer, b Cambridge
Minnie, 29,b Hunts
Frederick, 11, b Hunts
Cyril, 8, b Cambridge
Alice, 6, b Cambridge
Henry, 4, b Cambridge
Percy, 1, b Cambridge
(2) vacant
(3) Susannah Foulger, widow, 64, laundress, b Norwich
(4) William Noakes, cab driver groom, b Cambridge
Sarah, 37, b Cambridge
Celia, 13, b Cambridge
James, 12, b Cambridge
Charles, 11, b Cambridge
Mary A, 9, b Cambridge
Rosella, 7, b Cambridge
Thomas, 5, b Cambridge
Sarah, 3, b Cambridge
Lily, 1 mo, b Cambridge
1911:
(1) Charles Dean, 25, cab driver, b Cambridge
Ada, 23, b Haddenham
Bernard, 7 mos, b Cambridge
George, cousin, 25, stable man, b Lincs
(2) Henry Haycock Taylor, 39, carman, b Cambridge
Susan, 41, laundress, b Cambridge
Gladys Minnie, 17, servant, b Cambridge
Henry William, 15, butchers errand boy, b Cambridge
Ada Victoria, 13, b Cambridge
Harriett Elizabeth, 10, b Cambridge
Dorothy Ethel, 7, b Cambridge
Henry Haycock Taylor: Private 9585, 9th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment transferred to Sergeant 543109, Labour Corps. Died 17th January 1919. Aged 47. Son of William Taylor, of Cambridge; husband of Susan Nichols (formerly Taylor), of Ivy House, 26, Russell St., Cambridge. His only son Harry William Taylor also died and is listed below. Buried in MILL ROAD CEMETERY, CAMBRIDGE, Cambridgeshire. Section XIII. Grave 40. See also Cambridge Guildhall (St Paul’s Roll of Honour)
Harry [Henry] William Taylor: Sergeant 8741, 2nd Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Died of wounds 14th June 1917. Aged 22. Born and enlisted Cambridge. Son of the late Lce. Cpl. Henry Haylock Taylor (Suffolk Regt.), of Cambridge (see above); husband of Frances K. M. Taylor, of 24, St. John’s Rd., Ely, Cambs. Awarded the Military Medal (M.M.). Buried in DUISANS BRITISH CEMETERY, ETRUN, Pas de Calais, France. Plot IV. Row J. Grave 40. See also Cambridge Guildhall. He was on the front line from 15 August 1914. (St Paul’s Roll of Honour)
(3) William Farrow, 39, scavenger Camb Corporation, b Cambridge
Laura, 38, b Cambridge
Charles William, 14, cyclist errand boy, b Cambridge (killed in action 1915)
Elizabeth, 12, b Cambridge
Elsie, 7, b Cambridge
Francis, 5, b Cambridge
Herbert, 3, b Cambridge
Family moved to 48 Coronation Street by the end of WWI
(4) Henry Washtell, 63, carpenter, b Cambridge
Ellen, 68, b Gt Wilbraham
Arthur, 35, house painter, b Cambridge
Ursula, 38, daughter in law, b Stretham
1913:
- Mrs Washtell
- Harry Taylor
- A Hunt, ostler
- George Edward Day, Carter
1962:
- –
- James W Saunders
- Mrs E Peacock
- Miss A Unwin
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