10 Market Hill, Cambridge
History of 10 Market Hill
c1770
Found as Phillips and Co.
1851
Richard Miller, 63, wine merchant, b Trumpington
Sarah, 56, b Swavesey
Mariann, 27, b Cambridge
Richard, 24, wine merchant, b Cambridge
George Edward, 21, wine merchant, b Cambridge
William Dawes, 31, porter, b Trumpington
Ann Watts, 22, servant, b Bottisham
Richard Miller senior died in 1853. The business was inherited by his widow, and sons Richard and George.
1861
Sarah Miller, widow, 61, b Swavesey
In 1871 the Millers are living at 4 Newnham Terrace
1890
Charles Blaxland Clarabut and Cuthbert Williams set up as wine merchants trading as ‘Late Phillips & Co.’ There premises were sometimes list as nos. 10 & 11.
In 1881 Charles B Clarabut was a 22 year old upholsterer in Wellingborough. In 1891 he is a 31 year old wine merchant visiting in Hougham, Kent.
1891
Cuthbert Willaims, 25, wine & spirit merchant, b Gloucs
Mary E Turnell, servant, housekeeper, b Fulbourn
1897
Charles Clarabut died but Williams carried on in joint names
1901
The Williams family is now living at Lindisfarne, Gresham Road.
(public house)
1913
Whitmore & Co., wine and spirit merchants, ale and stout bottlers, cigar importers (also at 13 Downing Street, 27 Trinity Street and Queen’s Arms St Andrew’s street.
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