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6 (96) Castle Street
History of 6 Castle Street
1851
In the 1851 George J Purchas is a schoolmaster living on Castle Street at the same, unnumbered premises, as 15 children. George died in 1854 leaving a widow, Amelia Elizabeth Swinton Purchas. She remarried in 1855 to David Lloyd.
George Purchas, 31, schoolmaster, b Cambridge
Amelia, 31, b Norfolk
George, 5, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 3, b Cambridge
Ellen, 2, b Cambridge
Walter H Watling, 28, teacher, b Suffolk
Joseph Gifford, 14, pupil, b Over
Henry Coleman, 13, pupil, b Kingston
H T W Haggis, 12, pupil, b Cambridge
Thomas J Christina, 10, pupil, b Cottenham
George Comins, 12, pupil, b Sutton
Richard Comins, 11, pupil, b Sutton
Joseph Amps, 12, pupil, b Great Eversden
Edwin Coy, 10, pupil, b Stretham
Benjamin H Read, 10, pupil, b Aldreth
Sarah Brickend, servant, 20, b Fen Stanton
Esther A Norman, servant, 16, b Cambridge
1861 (96)
Daniel Lloyd, 39, schoolmaster, b Norfolk
Amelia, 41, b Surrey
Charles Daniel, 3, b Cambridge
Amelia, 2, b Cambridge
Elizabeth S Purchas, daughter in law [step daughter], b Cambridge
Ellen Maris Purchas, daughter in law [step daughter], b Cambridge
Susanna Garrad, servant, 18, b Gt Wilbraham
Purchas family tree
Last will and testament of George James Purchas 1855 (1)
Last will and testament of George James Purchas 1855 (2)
1871 (96)
Daniel Lloyd, schoolmaster
1881 (96)
Daniel Lloyd, 58, schoolmaster, b London
1891 (6)
Edward C Northfield, builder decorator and plumber
[1881 living in Chesterton Road]
1901
Edward C Northfield, 47, builder and decorator, b Harston
1913
Edward C Northfield, builder, decorator, designer
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