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30 / 31 Sidney Street

History of 30 Sidney Street

1861

Dennis Adams, widower, 47, general practitioner, b Over

Arthur Robinson, visitor, 31, gentleman annuitant, b Over

John Stanley, servant, 19, dispenser, b Cambs

Emma Crick, 29, housekeeper, b Balsham

Mary Crick, 24, cook, b Balsham

1900

William King

Clara Ann

1901

William King, 30, cycle manufacturer, b Cherry Hinton

Clara A, 29, b Herts

Reginald W, 8, b Cambridge

Percy Frederick, 7, b Cambridge

Augustus, 2, b Cambridge

Alice Swann, 20, servant, b Cambridge

In 1898 the King family had been at 23 Sussex Street. In 1902 they were living at The Hatch, Garden Walk. In 1905 they were based at their shop and warehouse on Bridge Street.


1962

Galloway & Porter, booksellers


2018

Oliver Bonas

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