Trinity Street south end2 Trinity Street
History of 2 Trinity Street
1851
By 1851 Karl Heinrich Roeper had a flourishing business as master-tailor and robe maker at this address. He was born c.1815 in Braunschweig and emigrated to England. He changed his name to Charles Henry Roeper and died c.1888.
Circa 1868 he adopted his niece Hermine Augusta Charlotte Frederike Thorhauer who had been born in 1861 in Brackstedt.
1871
Charles Roeper, 56, tailor (master employing 24 men), b Germany
Caroline, 55, b Trumpington
Fred, 15, b Cambridge
Mary Ann Hart, 22, cook, b Bottisham
Esther Hart, 20, general servant, b Bottisham
1881
1884
Hermine Thorhauer married Gilbert Woollard Hattersley of 5 – 6 Trinity Street in Brackstedt.
1888
Hermine Thorhauer was bequeathed the shop at 2 Trinity Street. She lived on to 1950. During WWI she destroyed much of the evidence of her German origins.
1891
1901
1911
Frank Hall, 46, tailor & robemaker, b London
Winifred Esther, 33, b Norwich
Edith Emily Lyon, 22, servant, b London
Marjory Fenice Morley, 18, nursemaid, b Cambs
Frances Winifred Hall, 18mos, b Cambridge
1913
Frank Hall, tailor and robemaker