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13 Malcolm Street, Sidney Place

History of 13 Malcolm Street

In 1851 there are four households living at Sidney Place, unnumbered:

Mary Ann Sharpe, 29, straw bonnet maker, b Colne

 

Martha Overal, 60, college servant, b Sawston

James Dalton, lodger, 21, boot closer, b Cambridge

In 1841 James Dalton was living at White’s Buildings Coronation Street.

 

Daniel Murcutt, 34, college servant, b Cambridge

Harriet Sophia, 24, b Suffolk

Elizabeth, 11, b Cambridge

David, 8, b Cambridge

 

Thomas Wood, 34, journeyman tailor, b Derby

Eizabeth, 34, b Cambridge

Thomas Alfred, 13, b Cambridge

Mary Ann, 6, b Cambridge

1861

Anthony Hart, 43, coach builder, b Suffolk

1913

Mrs Cullum, lodging keeper

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