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53 Kingston Street
A Gardener & a Compositor
1881
Thomas and Jessie Mathers, both 29 and born in Scotland, live here in 1881. Thomas is a watchmaker. The couple have two small children, Alexander, 3, and Ernest, 1. Alexander was born in Middlesex, so the family hasn’t lived in Cambridge for long.
1891
In 1891, 53 Kingston Street is home to 31 year old Margaret Hunt, married to 41 year old George Hunt, working as a gardener. They have two children; George, aged 4, and Gertrude, aged 2.
1901
By 1901, 53 Kingston Street is home to the Baker family. Nellie Baker, aged 29, is married to Henry Baker, a 32 year old Compositor from Baldock. They have two sons; 6 year old H J F, and 4 year old Albert.
1911
In 1911, 53 Kingston Street is home to the Thompson family. Florence Thompson, aged 35, is married to Walter Thompson, a 42 year old machine printer from London. They have a one year old son Stephen; also living with them is a relative, 63 year old widow Julia Everett from Haslingfield.
Sources: 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census
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