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40 Hills Road (21)(19)
History of 40 Hills Road
1841
(19)
John Clements, 30, grocer
Many Ann
Peter Snow, 25
1851
(19)
John Clements, 42, railway clerk, b Meldreth
Mary, 41, b Cambs
Betsey Limwood, 29, servant, b Suffolk
1861
(21)
Amelia Swan, upholsterer’s widow
Jane, daughter
Eliza Cornell, servant, 32, b Linton
1871
(21)
Amelia Swan, widow
Jane Ann, daughter, 45, annuitant, b Cambridge
Sarah A Clarke, servant, 30, b Histon
1881
(21)
Amelia Swan, widow, 87, annuitant, b Cambridge
Fanny Wright, companion, 31, b Little Wilbraham
Fanny Rose, servant, 25, born Middlesex
1891
George Bolton, contractor
Mary Elizabeth
Alice, 1, b Cambridge
Tom, 11 mos, b Cambridge
1901
George Bolton, 46, b Cambridge, contractor
Mary E, 35, b Cambridge
Jone, 10, b Cambridge
Jack, 7 mos, b Cambridge
Eleanor Seawell, visitor, 43,
1911
Thomas Henry Faber, 45, carman railway company, b Cambridge
Minnie Diana, 42, b Wimpole
Florrie, 16, domestic, b Cambridge
Victor, 2, b Cambridge
Hilda, 9, b Cambridge
John Diller, boarder, 25, carman railway, b Cambridge
Lenard Hurst, 21, carman railway, b Cambs
1913
T G and W Bolton Bros. furniture removers and carting contractors and coal merchants
T Faber
1933
Percy Waits took over the family outfitters business and in 1936 it moved to 1 Bene’t Street.
The Waits business had started in Sun Street in 1820 but moved to St Ives in 1840.
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