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53 Cambridge Place

History of 53 Cambridge Place

1851

James Eary, 38, bricklayer, b Sawston


1861

Charles Holden, 52, ag lab, b Cherry Hinton

Eliza, 52, b Cherry Hinton

Thomas, 8, grandson, b Cherry Hinton

William, 13, ag lab, b Cherry Hinton

James, 16, ag lab, b Cherry Hinton


1871

James Cole, 24, railway servant, b Ely

Emma, 23, b Chesterton

Harry More Cole, 4, b Milton

Jane Cole, 1, b Milton

Maria Bland, boarder, 67, charwoman, b Cambridge


1881

James Freestone, 35, builder labourer, b Fen Ditton

Emma, 35, b Cambridge

George, 15, baker boy, b Cambridge

James, 13, errand boy, b Cambridge

John, 12, b Cambridge

William, 10, b Cambridge

Mary, 3, b Cambridge


1891

Samuel George, 31, labourer, b Cambridge

Eliza, 31, charwoman, b Cambridge

James, 13, errand boy, b Cambridge

Annie, 4, b Cambridge

Sarah, 2, b Cambridge

Rose, 1m, b Cambridge


1901

Samuel R Crouch [? probably should be George], 44, electrical wireman, b Cambridge

Eliza

Annie, 14, general servant, b Cambridge

Sarah, 12, b Cambridge

Rosie

Neddy, 8, b Cambridge

Mary, 6, b Cambridge

Louie, 4, b Cambridge

Frank, 1, b Cambridge


1911

Samuel Richard George, 53, general labourer electrical engineering works, b Cambridge

Eliza, 54, b Cambridge

Rose, 20, b Cambridge

Edward, 18, brewery labourer, b Cambridge

Alice Mary, 16, day girl, b Cambridge

Louisa Susanna, 14, day girl,  b Cambridge

Frank, 11, school,  b Cambridge


1913

Samuel George, telephone lineman

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