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The Lodge, Cherry Hinton Hall

History of the Lodge Cherry Hinton Hall

1881

It seems likely that the following household lived at the Lodge

Charles Porter, 28, groom and gardener, born Cambs

Maria, 33, dressmaker, born Suffolk

Charles P, 1, born Cherryhinton

1891

(The Hall Lodge)

Arthur William Ranner, 45, groom, born Cambs

Susan, 45, born Cambs

Sarah Ann, 66, mother, born Cambs

May Celia, 7, born Cambridge

Lily Mary, 6, born Cambridge

1901

unoccupied

1911

(The Lodge Cherry Hinton Hall)

William May Piller, 51, coachman (domestic), born Devon

Emily, 52, born Hereford.

Sources

  • 1881 census
  • 1891 census
  • 1901 census
  • 1911 census

Tags

  • Listed building

Projects

  • Cherry Hinton Road

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