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Manor Street, 1975 (MoC 1-4/342/75) backs of houses seen from King Street.Manor Street
History of Manor Street
1861
(1) Joseph Stead, 52, gardener, b Yorks
(2) Lydia Diver, 5, fundholder, b Ely
(3) Richard Papworth, 39, printer compositor, b Histon
(4) Robert Church, 42, methodist minister, b Norfolk
(5) Athaliah Payne, 60, proprietress of houses, b Barrington
Manor Street 1885 Street Plan
(12)
David Rutherford, 48, tailor, b Cambridge
(13)
‘Meeting friends’
(14)
William Todd, 32, upholsterer’s clerk, b Cambridge
(6)
George Conway, 22, college buttery clerk, b Cambridge
(7)
James Kidd, 34, builder employing 1 man and 1 boy,
(8)
Emma Morrell, 40, b Devon
(9)
Hannah Jarvis, 37, sempstree, b Cambridge
(10)
Elizabeth Relham, 58, nurse, b Suffolk
(11)
Lornz Hermann, 42, watch and clock maker, b Germany
1913
WEST SIDE
1 Mrs Mary Goatcher, lodging house keeper
2 Herbert Wilsher
3 Miss Emily Carlton
4 Mrs Tootal
5 John Parkinson
6 Mrs Armstead
7 George Newman, cabinet maker
MANOR PLACE
8 William Brown, painter
9 Miss Starling
10 Mrs Mary Ann Dellar
11 Mrs M A Burbage
EAST SIDE
11a George Gathercole, French polisher
12 Miss Fromont
13 Henry Charles Baldry, carver
14 Arthur M Hoppett, organist at All Saints church and yteacher of piano
1918
(7) Herbert Walter Gathercole aged 21 was reported to have died 20.11.1918. probably from influenza.
Manor Street, 1970 (MoC 288AOB/70)
Manor Street, 1970 (MoC 288AOB/70)
1970
WEST SIDE
1 Clifford Milner
2. Herbert Wilsher
3 Mrs E Prime
4 John Miller
5 Donald McRae
6
7 Norman Freeman
EAST SIDE
11a Dorothy Tarasewicz
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Manor Street, 1975 (MoC 1-4/342/75) backs of houses seen from King Street.
The 1970 shows the backs of the Manor Street houses. All Saints Vicarage is off to the left. View is from King Street. Demolition of sheds and WCs in the garden is in progress.
All Saints vicarage (r) and backs of Manor Street houses (l) seen from Jesus Lane. The newly created gap will become the new Manor Street.
Manor Street, 21.3.1975, photographed from King Street end. Houses are shortly to be demolished and the street moved to the left. (MoC 3/342/75)
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