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Warboys shop, 110 Castle Street, 1882. The group are the Carters of Histon.

110 (43) (42) Castle Street

History of 110 Castle Street

1851 (42)

Jacob Barton, 75, Chelsea Pensioner gardener, b Hildersham

1861

1871

1881 (43)

Matthew Warboys, 75, widower, carpenter and undertaker, b Oakington

Rebecca, daughter, 39, general shopkeeper, b Cambridge

110 (43) Castle Street in 1880s (Cambridgeshire Collection)

1891

Ebenezer Everitt, 25, private assistant to professor of physics, b Cambridge

1913

Frederick S Friend, grocer

Castle End Post Office

112 Castle Street (MoC) with post box belonging to Castle End Post office at no.110

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