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17 James Street, Cambridge
History of 17 James Street
1901
Frederick Furbank, 28, tailor, b Cambridge
Mary, 27, b London
Constance A, 4, b Cambridge
Alex Buist, 23, boarder, stone mason, b Scotland
In 1896 Frederick Charles Furbank married Mary Rutherford in Chesterton.
Photographs which the Museum of Cambridge hold, seem likely to be of their family – of the wedding group in 1896, the wedding reception and of the couple with their child Constance, aged about 3, circa 1900. Any further ideas and information about this family welcomed.
Furbank family (MoC 2.1 871/86)
Furbank family (MoC 2.1 871/86)
Furbank family (MoC 2.1 871/86)
1913
Dennis Brown, shoemaker
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