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7 St Andrew’s Street
History of 7 St Andrew's Street
Late 18th cent.
1851 Eliza Bowbank, baker [see Eliza Bowbank]
By 1851, Eliza Bowbank and her daughter Mary were living together in Cambridge. Mary’s occupation was listed as a baker. In 1861 Eliza was living with a widowed father John.
1861
Eliza Rooke, 37, housekeeper, b Ely
Frederic C, 10, b Cambridge
John W, 4, b Cambridge
Agnes Gilbert, 17, servant, b Cambridge
1871
Susan Ives, 34, b Bucks
1881 Photo shop locked up at night
1891 (7)
George Knowles, 35, fancy stationer
Edith, 35
Edith J
Margaret C
Flora Knight, 14, nursemaid, b Stretham
1901
George F Knowles, 45, fancy stationer, b Cambridge
Edith, 45, b Somerset
Edith J, 13, b Cambridge
Margaret C, 11, b Cambridge
Lilian R, 9, b Cambridge
Albert G, 7, b Cambridge
Frederic J, 6, b Cambridge
Janettie Webb, 22, servant, b Barrington
1913
Charles Hymans, optician
Jackson Cox invoice, 1951
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