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St Andrew's Street nos 26 - 3026 St Andrew’s Street
History of 26 St Andrew's Street
The Grand Arcade excavation report (2019) notes:
This plot (Plot XVIII) was occupied by a butcher in 1841 and then by a series of bakers from c. 1851 onwards. By 1855 the plot has heavily built over. Many of the new structures were built in the 1840s or 1850s as they included a specialized bake house oven with ‘covered flues’ but this had left no trace. A small pit, Pit 62, was dug c. 1873–1900 to dispose of some domestic refuse including a potted game container. Developments in the 1880s at Plot XVII meant that Plot XVIII was partially enclosed by substantial walls and by 1885 the garden had been built over.
1851 unnumbered
John Stevenson, 47, breadbaker, b Kent
May, 46, b Harston
Sarah Laurie, visitor, 28, servant, b Cambridge
Martha Huddlestone, 30, servant, b Waterbeach
George Langford, 24, journeyman baker, b Cambridge
George Mitchell, 17, bakers boy, b b Berks
John Thomas Hyde, 20, Emmanuel College scholar, b Surrey
Owen Marden, lodger, 21, Christs College scholar, b Sussex
1861
Charles Gray, 25, master baker
Harriette
Elizabeth Wrigglesworth, visitor, 27, b Yorks
Harriet Wellam, 20, servant, b Coton
George Frost, 23, journeyman baker, b Cambridge
Thomas Sharp, 18, errand boy, b Cambridge
Alfred Godson, 24, doctor of medicine?, b London
Joseph Milne, 19, student, b Lancs
1871
Charles Gray, 35, master baker and confectioner, b Cambridge
Harriette, 35, b Cambridge
Annie H, 8, b Cambridge
Arthur C, 4, b Cambridge
Emma Armitage, 19, b Cambridge
Robert Thurston, 33, journeyman baker, b Norfolk
Henry Hearne, 21, journeyman baker, b Chesterton
Alfred Denbridge, 14, errand boy, b Thurnford
1881 Bakers shop
William Thurston, 31, confectioner
Emma
Ernest, 8 ms, b Cambridge
Elizabeth Graves, mother in law, 64, b Cottenham
Sarah A, sister in law, 27, b Cottenham
Roanden D H B Smith, lodger, 21, undergraduate, b Cornwall
Esther Braddy, 16, housemaid, b Little Wilbraham
Alice Ingrey, 19, servant, b Barton
1891
William Thurston, 40, confectioner
Emma
Sarah Millers, 21, cook, b Barrington
Eliza Wallis, 16, housemaid, b Stetchworth
1901
William Thurston, 52, confectioner, b Cambridge
Emma, 56, b Cottenham
Mabel Rickard, 19, servant, b Cambridge
1911
William Thurston, 62, confectioner, b Cambridge
Emma, 67, b Cottenham
Maud Lawrence, 23, servant, b Balsham
1913
William Thurston, baker and confectioner
1962
Thornhills, bakers
26 St Andrew’s Street (MoC271.71)
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