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18 Northampton Street
History of 18 Northampton Street
18th cent:
1871
R W Dent, shoeing smith
1881
James Jones, 70, tailor, b Montgomeryshire
Harriett, 36, laundress, b Cambridge
William, 23, gentleman’s servant, b Cambridge
Frank, grandson, 11, b Cambridge
Annie, granddaughter, 6, b Cambridge
Nelly, granddaughter, 3, b Cambridge
In 1871 the Jones family were living at 4 Clement Passage.
In 1891 Harriett is living with her husband John Sizer at 21 Doric Street
1901
Charles Carter, 23, milkman, b London
Mary A, 22, b Yorks
In 2021 IH wrote:
Charles Robert Carter born 1877 in London. He married Mary Anne Singleton (my great aunt) in Cambridge in 1900 and was living in Madingley Road working as a milkman. We believe his father Robert Carter ran or owned a dairy in Cambridge. In the 1901 census he was living at 18 Northampton Street and a few weeks later he moved to Edmonton.
The picture shows Charles as a Cambridge Volunteer Fire officer.
1913
Herbert Smith, tailor
1962 –
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