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Toru Dutt (Indian poet) who lived in Cambridge and was friends with the Martin family

11 Park Terrace

History of 11 Park Terrace

1861

John Martin, 44, vicar of St Andrew the Great, b Essex

Sophia, 43, b Cornwall

Mary Ellen Rodd, 3, b Devon

1871

John Martin, 54, vicar of St Andrew the Great, b Essex

Sophia, 53, b Cornwall

Mary E R, 13, b Devon

Maria Very, 32, governess, b France

Eliza Bourne, 47, servant, b Devon

Mary A Richardson, 23, b Madingley

1873 – 1877

There exists correspondence between Toru Dutt, the Indian poet, and Mary Martin (1857-1937) daughter of John Martin (1816-1891) and Sophia née Rodd (1817-1894). (Email from GCD 2025)

1881

John Martin, 61, vicar of St Andrew the Great, b Essex

Sophia, 63, b Cornwall

Mary R, 23, b Devon

Jane R Stalley, 37, servant, b Fulbourn

Eliza Bysouth, 23, servant, b Kent

1891

John Martin, 74, clerk in Holy orders retired, b Essex

Sophia Jane, 73, b Cornwall

Mary Ellen Rodd, 33, b Devon

Alice bright, 25, servant, b Quy

Eliza Bright, 22, servant, b Quy

1913

Rev John Charles Saunders, late Fellow of Downing College

1962

Frank Thistlethwaite

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