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Adam and Eve Street nos 1-4 (MoC)

1 – 25 Adam and Eve Street (Row)

History of Adam and Eve Row

1861

19. Thomas Cardinal was living here. His mother was Ann Spurgeon, aunt of Charles Haddon Spurgeon. Thomas is buried at Mill Road Cemetery.

1913

  1. Mrs E A Hoskinson

2. George Brown, stonemason

3. Walter Robert Hardy, furniture remover

4. James Ingall, custodian Free Library

5. Francis Flaxam, vanman

6. Arthur Richard Flack, painter

7. Mrs Hicks

8. Mrs Langram

9. Leslie Wheaton, vanman

10. Miss Biggs

11. James Peter Keal

12. Bertie Churchman, packer

13. W J Andrews, cab proprietor

14.

Percy James Coburn, bricklayer

Lilla ‘Lil’ Coburn née Clarke

The Coburn family later moved to 12 Edward Street.

15. Mrs Jones

16. Herbert Blackwell

17. Henry Juby

18. Herbert William Maltby, relief stamper

19. William Mathews, brewers labourer

20. Harry A Clark

21. John Warrington

22. Mrs Gibson, bedmaker

23. Herbert Starling, coachman

24. George Barnes

25. Joseph Berry, shoemaker

 

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