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122 – 124 (55) Newmarket Road

122 - 124 Newmarket Road

1861

Elizabeth Adams, 60, rag picker, b Impington

1881 55 Butcher’s Shop

James Traylen, 26, butcher employer of 5 men,

Mary, 28,

William, 4,

Kate, 1,

Frances, 1m,

Alexandra Keggs, 30, butcher journeyman servant, b Northants

Emma Hillard, 17, servant, b Northants

1891

James Traylen, 37, butcher

Mary, 39,

William, 14,

Kate, 11,

James, 9,

Mary, 7,

David, 5,

Ruth, 3,

Stephen, 2,

Amelia J Bendall, 14, servant, b Bottisham

1901

James Traylen, 47, butcher, b Chesterton

Mary Ann

Kate, 21,

James, 19, butcher’s assistant

Mary, 17, pupil teacher, b Cambridge

David, 15, b Cambridge

Ruth, 13,

Stephen, 12,

Sarah, 9,

1911

James Traylen, 57, wholesale and retail butcher, b Chesterton

Mary Ann, 59, b Cambridge

James, 29, assistant butcher, b Cambridge

Stephen, 22, assistant butcher, b Cambridge

Ruth, 23, b Cambridge

Sarah, 19, clerk in office at home, b Cambridge

Victoria Skating Rink, 1911 Fancy Dress Carnival, Stephen Traylen with Votes for Women sign

1913

(122 & 124) James Traylen, butcher

In 1939 the Traylen family were at 79 De Freville Avenue

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