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57 Cambridge Place
History of 57 Cambridge Place
1851
Thomas Moor, 66, fishmonger, b Cambridge, deaf
1861
Mary Loman, widow, 77, umbrella maker, b Norfolk
1871
Thomas Edgton, 48, line plate maker and hawker, b Northants
Fanny Edgton, 40, b Rutland
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
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)
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
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
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