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Mayor William WarrenWarren’s Yard, Bridge Street
History of Warren's Yard, Bridge Street
1850 Warren of no. 51 was Mayor.
1861
(1) Daniel H Waldron, 47, grocer’s assistant, b Worcs
(2) George Hogger, 40, blacksmith, b Suffolk
(3) William Ingle, 27, ironmonger’s assistant, b Cambridge
1881
(3)
James Bright, 42, college servant, b Cambridge
(2)
Robert Talor, 49, college porter,
(1)
John Webster, 38, grocer’s warehouseman, b Swavesey
Mary S, 32, b Dry Drayton
Alfred J, 9, b Cambridge
Flora, 5, b Cambridge
Eleanor Maud, 3, b Cambridge
Alice, 1, b Cambridge
In 1911 Alfred is living at 26 Belvoir Road
In 1871 the Webster family is at 9 Milton Road
In 1891 the Webster family is at 2 Holland Street
1886 Warren’s Yard
Cambridge City Plan, 1888
1911
(1)
James Pettit Warrington, 68, college servant pensioner, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 63, b Cambridge
Ellen Mary, 38, b Cambridge
1911
(2)
Louise Samworth, 53, college servant, b London
Dorothea Richardson, 27, college servant, b Cambridge
Marie Richardson, granddaughter, 6, b Weymouth
1911
(3)
Thomas Reynolds, 57, college servant, b Cambridge
Annie Reynolds, 56, b Chesterton
Rose Reynolds, 21, b Cambridge
1913
- James Crook
- Mrs Samworth
- Thomas Reynolds, college servant
Warren’s Yard (MoC 10/68/53)
Warren’s Yard was last listed in the 1937 Directory.
Warren’s Yard, Bridge Street (MoC6/65/53)
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