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36 Warkworth Street
History of 36 Warkworth Street
1901
Edward McClure Campbell, 35, medical practitioner, b Ireland
[Matilda] Beatrice, 34, b ireland
Dennis M, 5 days, b Cambridge
Susan, 55, sister, b Ireland
Helen Hayden, 17, servant, b Willingham
Catharine Rowlinson, 46, monthly nurse, widow, b Cambridge
In 1911 the family were at 12 Lyndewode Road.
1905
E M Campbell
1906 postcard to E M Campbell.
2022 email from R S: I have discovered that Campbell was probably Edward McClure Campbell, an Irish-born physician, who was listed at 36 Warkworth Street in 1901 (census) and 1905 (Kelly’s Directory). He was evidently staying in a boarding house in Hunstanton during the summer of 1906, presumably with his wife Beatrice and son Dennis. The writer of the card (EWK) may have been a fellow pigeon-keeper as the writer states: There must have been a fight in the Columbarian last night, for this morning I found a young Blue Rock dead.’ I haven’t been able ot identify the initials.
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