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19 Clarendon Street, Clarendon House
19 Clarendon Street
1861: not listed
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1871:
Edward Freeman, 63, Retired Baker, b. Cambridge
Mary B Sargent, 60, Housekeeper, b. Ely
John Allen, 23, Gardener, b. Ely
Ada Purkiss, 20, Domestic Servant, b. Uratting, Cambs
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1874 -78:
Edward Freeman, Clarendon House (1874) then Mrs Sargeant sic (1878)
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1881:
Mary Burgess Serjeant (sic), 68, b. Ely
John Allen, Servant, 32, Gardener, b. Cambridge
Spalding 1881 has spelling as “Sergeant”
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1884 – 7:
Miss Mary B Sargent sic (1884 & 1887)
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1891:
(Entry 117) – next entry (118) is #1 Parkside
Mary B Sargent (sic), 80, Living on her own means, b. Cambridge
John Allen, 43, Servant, b. Cambridge
Mill Road Cemetery
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1901: vacant
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1911:
George W Throssell, 62, Accountant, b. Huntingdon
Frances Throssell, 62, b. St Ives
Henen P Throssell, 32, b. Cambridge
Sidney R Throssell, 35, b. Cambridge
Amelia E Throssell, 28, Dressmaker b. Cambridge
The family were living at #31 in 1881
MRC:
Frances was the daughter of Robert & Mary Banham, and is buried with her sister (Ann Elizabeth Banham) in MRC.
http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/banham-ann-elizabeth/
The entry for Ann explains that she was the niece of Daniel & Harriet Banham. Daniel & Harriet’s son Charles was living at #31 in 1871. He is also buried in MRC.
http://millroadcemetery.org.uk/banham-alice-b/
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1913:
George William Throssell
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1962:
Mrs Hammond
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