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23 Hobson Street, The Nag’s Head

History of 23 Hobson Street

There is some confusion between nos 20 and 23 Hobson Street

location unknown

1861

Empty

1871

1881

Sergeant

1891 Nag’s Head, 20 Hobson Street

John E Scott, widower, 31, printer compositor and publican, b Cambridge

Sarah L, 8, b Cambridge

Beatrice J R, 7, b Cambridge

Caroline, 33, sister, general shop assistant, b Cambridge

Jessie Sergeant, sister in law, 17, housekeeper, b Lancashire

Susannah R J Stallan, 15, servant, b Cambridge

1901 Nag’s Head Inn, 1 Hobson Place

Henry W Spencer, 38, licensed victualler, b Derbyshire

James, brother, 51, assisting partner, b Derbyshire

Emma, sister, 47, housekeeper, b Derbyshire

1911

Henry William Spencer, licensee, 48, licensed victualler, b Derbyshire

James, brother, 61, b Derbyshire

Emma, sister, 58, b Derbyshire

1913 The Nag’s Head

Henry William Spencer

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