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13 Melbourne Place

History of 13 Melbourne Place

UK Census:

1841

Robert Naylor, 30, Stone Mason, not Cambs

Robert Naylor, 10

Thomas Naylor, 7


1851

Robert Naylor, 40, Stone Mason, b. Isle of Wight

Sarah Naylor, 43, b. Cambridge

Robert R Naylor, 19, App Stone Mason, b. Cambridge

Thomas Naylor, 16, b. Cambridge


1861

William Dunn, 46, tailor, b Lincs

Mary A, 47, laundress, b Cambridge

Henry W, 20, valet, b Cambridge

Susan M, 18, b Cambridge

Frederick F, 13, b Cambridge


1871

Richard Wallis, 26, Solicitor’s Clerk, b. Cambridge

Deborah Wallis, 26, b. Cambridge

Ralph R Wallis, 7m, b. Cambridge

Henry Wilkin, 29, Boarder, Ironmonger’s Assistant, b. Cambridge


1878

Joseph Rogers, Watchmaker


1881

Jessie Rogers, 47, Widow, University Lodgings, b. Edinburgh

Robert Rogers, 28, b. Ripon

Wm L A Rogers, 1, b. Finsbury

Richard Earle, 31, Lodger, Undergraduate Curate of Teversham, b. London


1884

Charles Simpson, Painter


1891

Percy C Fitzgerald, 24, Draper Master, b. Earls Colne, Essex

Mary F Fitzgerald, 30, Draper’s Assistant, b. Binbrooke, Lincs


1901

John Stubblefield, 59, Head Gardener (college), b. Netwon, Cambs

Sarah Ann Ellen Stubblefield, 49, b. Chigwell Row, Essex


1911

John Stubblefield, 69, Pensioned Retired College Gardener Head, b. Netwon, Cambs

Sarah Ann Ellen Stubblefield, 59, b. Chigwell Row, Essex

See #8, plus

FOMRC

John Stubblefield


1913

John Stubblefield

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