57 Cambridge Place

History of 57 Cambridge Place

1851

Thomas Moor, 66, fishmonger, b Cambridge, deaf

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1861

Mary Loman, widow, 77, umbrella maker, b Norfolk

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1871

Thomas Edgton, 48, line plate maker and hawker, b Northants

Fanny Edgton, 40, b Rutland

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1881

John H Drury, 32, brewer’s man, Duxford

Ellen, 31, b Melbourne

William, 9, b Melbourne

Margaret, 7, b Melbourne, deaf and dumb

Ellen M, 2, b Melbourne

Edith E, 3 mos, b Melbourne

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1891

William Whitby, 33, labourer, b Cambridge

Emma, 30, b Cambridge

Minnie, 7, b Cambridge

Emily Maxim, nurse child,  6 ms,  b Cambridge

Nurse child: “A nurse child was a standard term for an infant foster child. It is not necessarily the case that a nurse child was being nursed (breastfed) by a woman in the same household. The nurse child may have been fostered out for a number of reasons, such as the loss of one or both parents, or the parents being unable to look after the child due to reduced circumstances.” (Genes Reunited)

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1901

Frederick Wallman, 23, cab driver, b Cambridge

Kate, 28, b Wilts

Elizabeth A, 3, b Cambridge

Edith E, 2, b Cambridge

Jane, 6 weeks, b Cambridge

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1911

Agnes Lloyd, 47, widow, b Trumpington

Harriet, 21, laundress, b Trumpington

Charles, 2, b Cambridge

Walter Carse, boarder, 35, general labourer, b Cambridge

Leslie Carse, boarder, 5, b Cambridge

1913

William Jackels