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Approx. position. In 1962 properties were still numbered 1 to 9 down the west side of Thrift’s Walk and from 15 to 20 on the east side.
1901:
Arthur W Goode, 36, banker’s clerk, b Cambridge
Angelina, 35, b Suffolk
Kathleen M, 9, b Cambridge
George M, 7, b Cambridge
Mary, mother, widow, 75, b Cambridge
Eliza, sister, 52, b Cambridge
Rupert, nephew, 13, b Cambridge
Arthur F, nephew, 9, b Cambridge
Alice M Sellt, boarder, 30, b Cambridge
Elizabeth An. Mitchell, servant, 15, b March
In 1911 George was at school in Bedford
George Mortlock Goode: Lieutenant, 43rd Squadron, Royal Flying Corps and General List. Killed in action Thursday 24th May 1917. Age 23. Only son of Arthur William Goode, of The Poplars, Old Chesterton, Cambridge, and the late Angelina Abigail Goode. Formerly, Bedfordshire Regiment. Commemorated on ARRAS FLYING SERVICES MEMORIAL, Pas de Calais, France. See also Cambridge County High School, Cambridge Guildhall, Perse School and Chesterton (Cambridge Gas Roll of Honour)
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