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174 Sturton Street
A Postman and a Coach Builder
1881
Phoebe Ann Camps, 35, dressmaker, b. Waterbeach
Alice R Camps, 11, scholar, b. Cambridge
William John Camps, 9, scholar, b. Cambridge
Edward Charles Camps, 2, b. Cambridge
The family has moved to Norfolk Terrace by 1891. Phoebe died in 1897 and is buried in Mill Road Cemetery.
1891
George Pilsworth, 26, Postman and Stamper, b. Cambridge
Ellen Pilsworth, 27, b. Bottisham Lode, Cambs
Florence E E Pilsworth, 1, b. Cambridge
Not Named Pilsworth, 3 weeks old, b. Cambridge
Laura Cutting, 25, Domestic Nurse, b. Newmarket, Suffolk
1901
Henry Bryant, 35, coach builder, b. Essex
Alice Bryant, 33, b. Essex
Bertha Bryant, 9, b. Cambridge
May Bryant, 7, b. Cambridge
Leslie Bryant, 3, b. Cambridge
Sidney Bryant, 1, b. Cambridge
1911
Henry Bryant, head, 45, widower [4 children], coach builder, b. Great Bardfield, Essex
Bertha Bryant, daughter, 19, b. Cambridge
May Bryant, daughter, 17, b. Cambridge
Leslie Bryant, son, 13, school, b. Cambridge
Sidney Bryant, son, 11, school, b. Cambridge
Source – 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census, Mill Road Cemetery,
1939
Henry Bryant, b 23.10.1865, master coachbuilder
Gertrude M, b 29.6.1893
[See 176 Sturton Street and ‘Pamela Mary Bryant – memories of 65 Years in Sturton Street’ by Cathy Douglas}
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