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22 & 22a Magdalene Street
History of 22 Magdalene Street
1959 Royal Commission on Historical Monuments Survey of Cambridge: nos. 21 & 22, of two storeys with attics, has plastered timber-framed walls and tiled roofs. The range to the street was built in the 16th cent and a small cottage some yards to the west in the first half of the 17th cent; the two were then linked by an 18th cent. block, and a kitchen was added on the W in the following century. the cottage, the kitchen and other minor 18th and 19th cent. additions were demolished in 1956.
1861
Richard Moore, 37, master grocer, b Isle of Man
William Thame, journeyman assistant grocer, 31, b Bucks
George Wilkinson, apprentice grocer , 18, b Suffolk
Maria Chambers, housekeeper, 51, b Northampton
1868 – 1881
Alfred James Hall, grocer and tea dealer
1871
Alfred J Hall, 31, grocer, b Cambridge
Maria, 30, b Somerset
Annie, 8, b Wilts
Ada H, 6, b Somerset
Louisa Frost, 18, servant, b Suffolk
1881 – 1899
Herbert Carley, grocer
1891
Herbert Carley, 31, grocer, b Suffolk
Elizabeth, 37, b Suffolk
William Price, 17, clerk, b Yorks
Sarah Gautrey, 40, servant, b Cottenham
In 1901 the Carleys were at 25 Regent Street
1899 – 1901
Thomas Edward Martin
1901
Thomas Edward Martin, 35, grocer and provision merchant, b Herts
Maude, 31, b Herts
Edward E, 6, b Herts
Reginald T, 4, b Herts
Marjorie M, 3, b Herts
1901-1911
1903 Cambridge Daily News
1911
Frank Laurie, 36, grocer on own account, born Cambridge
Emma Amelia Laurie, 31, born Cambridge
Grace Emily Moore Laurie, 26, unmarried, wife’s sister, furrier, born Cambridge
Herbert William Frank Laurie, 2, born Cambridge
1913
Frank Laurie, grocer and provision merchant
In 1918 Frank Laurie aged 43 was given temporary exemption [from war service] until called up, by the Cambridge Borough Tribunal.
1937-1938
Frank Laurie, grocer
In 1939 the Laurie family were living in High Street Trumpington
1962
Coulson & Co, printers
1970
Coulson’s of Cambridge, printers
2024
Victoria Rothe, Tea Apothecary
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