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53-57 Castle Street & Leonard's Yard entrance

53 (71)(70) (The County Arms) Castle Street, Cambridge

History of 53 Castle Street

1871 (71) County Arms

Ann Clark, 48, victualler, b Haslingfield

Thomas, 27, labourer, b Grantchester

John, 18, labourer, b Cambridge

James, 15, b Cambridge

Stephen, 14, b Cambridge

Henry, 13, b Cambridge

Frederick. 8, b Cambridge

Henry Seaman, boarder, 39, labourer, b Norfolk

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1881 (70) County Arms

Ann Clark, 57, innkeeper

Stephen,  26, gardener

Frederick,  18, labourer

Frederick Radford, grandson, 11, b Cambridge

Henry Seymour, 49, boarder, groom, b Norfolk

William Lace, 71, lodger, musician, b London

In 1891 Ann Clark is at Gloucester Street.

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1913

Mrs Lott, newsagent

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