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149 Sturton Street
The Family of an Agent
1881
Caroline Crisp, wife, married, 24, wife of barman in hospital, b. Trumpington, Cambridgeshire – her husband is Frederick Crisp and is currently in Addenbrooke’s Hospital. He’s recorded as a Publican.
Frederick Crisp, son, 1, b. Cambridge
Thomas Crisp, son, 10 days, b. Cambridge
Julia Marshall, sister, unmarried, 19, nurse (domestic servant), b. Trumpington, Cambridgeshire
1891
John Aaron Brown, 50, Corn Hay and General Agent, b. Earith, Huntingdonshire
Rosetta Ann Brown, 48, b. Hillrow, Isle of Ely, Cambs
Henry J Brown, 19, Apprentice Cabinet Maker, b. Earith, Huntingdonshire
Kate E Brown, 17, Apprentice Book Sewer, b. Ely, Cambs
1901
John A Brown, 60, Commission Agent, b. Earith, Huntingdonshire
Rosetta A Brown, 58, b. Hillrow, Isle of Ely, Cambs
Kate E Brown, 27, Book Sewer, b. Ely, Cambs
John and Ann are buried in Mill Road Cemetery.
1911
Thomas Frederick Sargent, head, 49, married, warehouseman for grocer, b. Exning, Suffolk
Amelia Sargent, wife, 45, married, b. Swaffham, Cambridgeshire
Frederick Charles Sargent, son, 18, shop porter for grocer, b. Cambridge
Gertrude Sargent, daughter, 20, dressmaker at home, b. Cambridge
Married 22 years, 3 children
Thomas and Amelia move to 80 Ainsworth Street by 1921.
Source – 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census, Mill Road Cemetery,
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