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37 Sturton Street
A Laundress and a Journeyman Plumber
1881
Samuel S. Saward, head, married, 31, telegraphist (G E Railway), b. Clapton, Middlesex
Annie Maria Saward, wife, married, 29, b. St Ives, Huntingdonshire
Lionel O. S. Saward, son, 4, scholar, b. Cambridge
Victor Hubert Saward, son, 2, b. Cambridge
Louis Poirson, lodger, unmarried, 24, cook Spiers & Pond, France
(Spiers & Pond created cafes at railway stations, owned theatre restaurants and hotels.)
1891
Mary Ann Ayres, 70, Widow, Laundress, b. Little Hadham, Hertfordshire
1901
Harriet Vigins, 42, (not Head, not Widow, married), b. London
Eva Vigins, 11, b. Cambridge
1911
Walter Parmiter, head, 40, married, journeyman plumber, b. Portsmouth
Addelaide Parmiter, wife, 30, married, b. Cambridge
Amy Parmiter, daughter, 6, b. Cambridge
Addelaide Parmiter, daughter, 5, b. Cambridge
Rose Parmiter, daughter, 2, b. Cambridge
Married 7 years, 3 children
Walter boarded at number 3 Sturton Street in 1901.
1939
Edward and Catherin Flood live here in 1939, having previously lived at 10 Ainsworth Street. Edward is a baker and recorded as being an ARP. His son Claude lives next door at number 35.
Sources – 1881, 1891, 1901 UK Census, 1939 Register,
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