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1 Hanley Terrace, 186 Sturton Street

A Laundress and a Debt Collector

1891

Louisa Hoye, 52, Widow, Laundress, b. Fulbourn, Cambs

Charles W Hoye, 19, Printer Compositor, b. Cambridge

Louisa E Hoye, 17, Tailoress, b. Cambridge

Samuel C Hoye, 15, Errand Boy, b. Cambridge

Albert Hoye, 13, Scholar, b. Cambridge

Ada U Hoye, 10, Scholar, b. Cambridge

1901

William Cockerton, 33, debt collector, b. Ditton

Susan A Cockerton, 33, b. Cambridge

Harold Cockerton, 9, b. Cambridge

Hilda N Cockerton, 9, b. Cambridge

Elsie M Cockerton, 8, b. Cambridge

Doris L Cockerton, 3 months, b. Cambridge

Lillian A Stearn, 30, boarder, grocer’s assistant, b. Little Eversden

1911

William Northfield, head, 50, married, disinfector for town council, b. Cambridge
Ellen Northfield, wife, 47, married, b. Whitechapel, London
William Northfield, son, 25, tobacconists assistant, b. Cambridge
James Northfield, son, 23, grocers assistant, b. Cambridge
Walter Northfield, son, 19, b. Cambridge
Ethel Northfield, daughter, 16, b. Cambridge
Grace Northfield, daughter, 13, school, b. Cambridge
Violet Northfield, daughter, 8, school, b. Cambridge
Married 26 years, 7 children of which 1 died

Source – 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census

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