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12-19 St Andrew's Street18-19 St Andrew’s Street
History of 18-19 St Andrew's Street
The Grand Arcade archaeological report of 2019 (p.260) notes that this frontage was combined behind a single facade c.1866-9 when it was occupied by chemist Henry James Church. There are three symbols on the keystones of the first floor window arches. The southernmost is a foliage decoration with a stylized lotus flower at the top; in the centre is Caduceus, two snakes entwined around the winged staff of Hermes, generally taken to be a symbol of the medical profession; the northernmost is a bunch of grapes flanked by vine tendrils. These are closely paralleled by a more extensive series on 41-45 Sidney Street.
18-19 St Andrew Street
18 – 19 St Andrew Street
18 – 19 St Andrew Street
18 – 19 St Andrew Street
1851
(18?) unnumbered
Sally Henson, 46, lodging house keeper, b Suffolk
Jane, 15, b cambridge
Amelia, 11, b Cambridge
Henry, 9, b Cambridge
Frederick, 7, b Cambridge
Selina, 4, b Cambridge
(19?)
Henry Bunting, 25, college servant, b Fenstanton
Susan, 26, b Cherry Hinton
1861
(18)
John Christmas, 40, solicitor, b Cambridge
Sarah Richardson, 36, house servant, b St Ives
(19)
Joseph G Oliver, 73, tobacconist and tea dealer, b Rutland
Sarah, 42, artist in hair and pearl stringer, b Suffolk
Lucy, 31, artist in hair, b London
Joseph G, grandson, 4, b Cambridge
Henry Atkins, 42, clerk to auctioneer, b Cambridge
Emily Bevis, 18, house servant, b Chesterton
1871 (18 & 19)
Henry Church, 36, chemist and druggist, b Herts
Ellen Rosa, 28, b Bucks
Edward H, 4, b Cambridge
Ellen Mary, 2, b Cambridge
Frank Thompson, 16, apprentice, b Suffolk
Ann Dean, 18, servant, Cambs
Rachel Allgood, 20, servant, b Coton
1881 (19) Chemists Shop
Henry Church, 46, chemist
Ellen
Edward H
Ellen M, 12, b Cambridge
Frank
Charles H Morse, 26, assistant to chemist, b Herts
Arthur B Chater, 19, assistant to chemist, b essex
Mary A Brooks, 24, servant, b Norfolk
Mary A Dean, 18, servant, b Little Swaffham
1891 (19)
Henry Church, 56, chemist, b Herts
Ellen A, 49, b Bucks
Edward H, 24, chemists assistant, b Cambridge
Frank P, 18, solicitors pupil, b Cambridge
Louis White, 26, chemists assistant, b Soham
Elizabeth Holmes, 27, cook, b Cambridge
Mary Ann Gotobed, 27, housemaid, b Sutton
1901 (18-19)
John Collin, 27, pharmaceutical chemist, b Kirtling
Harold A, 16, b Kirtling
Alice Staughton, housekeeper, 35, housekeeper, b Abbotsley
Ellen Watts, housemaid, 18, b Cherry Hinton
1911
Edward Harry Church, 44, pharmaceutical chemist, b Cambridge
James Alexander Sharpley, boarder, 27, pharmacist, b Lincs
Alice Staughton, housekeeper, 46, b Abbotsley
Daisy May Marsh, servant, 19, b Bottisham
1913 (18/19)
Church & Son, pharmaceutical chemists
Edward H Church
1936
George Peck and Son Ltd had acquired these premises as their third chemists by 1936.
Janet Hobson on Peck and Sons Ltd (p21 of E Saville Peck of cambridge)
Janet Hobson on Peck and Sons Ltd (p22 of E Saville Peck of cambridge)
Janet Simpson née Hobson grew up in Cambridge and worked as an apprentice at G Peck and Son.
18-19 St Andrew’s Street (MoC101.72)
1962
(18/19) G Peck and Son chemists
(19) United Friendly Insurance
(19) Miss M Jarvis
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