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88 Sturton Street
A Railway Porter and a Bricklayer
Aston Cottages
1881
Edward Tuck, head, married, 27, hotel waiter, b. Fasburgh, Norfolk
Jane Tuck, wife, married, 27, b. Ely, Cambridgeshire
Arthur E. Tuck, son, 4, scholar, b. Norwich Lakenham
Ernest G. Tuck, son, 2, b. Norwich Lakenham
Beatrice L. J. Tuck, daughter, 1, b. St Andrew the Less parish, Cambridge
1891
Charles H Drew, 25, Railway Porter, b. North Wootton, Norfolk
Margaret H Drew, 26, b. North Wootton, Norfolk
Ethel M Drew, 8 months, b. Cambridge
Ellen Drew, 13, Visitor, b. North Wootton, Norfolk
1901
Samuel Gibson, 30, bricklayer, b. Cambridge
Nellie Gibson, 29, b. Cambridge
Leonard W Gibson, 2, b. Cambridge
Gertrude Potton, Samuel’s niece, 6, b. Fulbourn
1911
Arthur Brown, head, 40, married, labourer for Corporation, b. Balsham, Cambridgeshire
Ellen G Brown, wife, 40, married, b. Cambridge
Charles W Brown, son, 15, grocer’s errand boy, b. Cambridge
Arthur H Brown, son, 8, b. Cambridge
Mary Dye, niece, 20, b. Cambridge
Married 17 years, 2 children
Source – 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census
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