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P S Stevenson, 35 Burleigh Street, before 191334, 35, 36 Burleigh Street
History of 34-36 Burleigh Street
1841
(34)
William Apthorpe, 60, shoe maker
Sarah, 50
Peter Samuel Stevenson, 11
(35)
James Sich, 35,
Sarah, 40,
Harriet, 9,
William, 7,
John, 5,
Mary Ann, 2,
(no number)
Harriett Culpin, 25,
James Culpin, 4,
Elizabeth, 2,
1851
(34)
William Walton, 45, tailor, b Ely
Ann, 45, b Cambridge
William, 18, tailor, b Cambridge
Alfred, 15, b Cambridge
Sarah, 13, b Cambridge
George, 10, b Cambridge
Harriet, 4, b Cambridge
(35)
William Apthorpe, 70, cordwainer, b London
Sarah, 66, b Cambridge
Peter S Stevenson, grandson, 21, tailor, b b Cambridge
(36)
Charles Bickins, 31, busker [?], b Abbotsley
Mary, 28, dress maker, b Cambridge
Ann Coleman, visitor, 28, tailoress, b Cambridge
Elizabeth Coleman, visitor, 4, b Cambridge
Rohda Clipsham, visitor, 16, b Cambridge
1861
(34)
William Smith, 28, railway servant, b Suffolk
Elizabeth, 28, b Suffolk
Mary Ann, 8, b Suffolk
Susan, 7, b Suffolk
Clara, 3 mos, b Cambridge
(35)
Peter S Stephenson, 31, tailor, b Cambridge
Hannah C, 27, b Suffolk
Elizabeth, 2, b Cambridge
(36)
John Male, 35, shoemaker, b Cambs Clay Hive [?]
Emma C, 30, b St Ives
Agnes, 10, b Cambridge
John F, 8, b Cambridge
Alfred, 3, b Cambridge
1871
(34 & 35)
Peter S Stevenson, 41, tailor and hatter master employing 2 men and 2 boys, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 37, b Suffolk
Jane, 12, b Cambridge
Samuel, 7, b Cambridge
Arthur, 9 mos, b Cambridge
Mary A Freeman, 18, servant, b Cambridge
James W Nunn, 14, shop boy, b Cambridge
(36)
William Pettit, 29, printer, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 25, dressmaker, b Cambridge
William, 9, b Cambridge
Edward, 7, b Cambridge
Ellen, 5, b Cambridge
Flora, 3, b Cambridge
1881
(35)
Peter S Stevenson, 50, tailor hatter and draper, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 46, b Icklingham Suffolk
Samuel J, 17, cook’s apprentice, b Cambridge
Peter A, 10, b Cambridge
Martha Stock, 18, servant, b Babraham
(36)
William Pettitt, 39, printer, b Cambridge
Annie E, 36, b Cambridge
William H, 19, grocers porter, b Cambridge
Edward C, 17, printer, b Cambridge
Florence, 14, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 7, b Cambridge
1891
(34, 35 & 36)
Peter Samuel Stevenson, 61, tailor
Elizabeth, 57,
Peter Arthur, 20, tailor, b Cambridge
David Leach, lodger, 23, draper’s assistant, b Withersfield
Catherine Cooper, servant, 17, b Cambridge
In 1901 Peter Samuel Stevenson was living at 164 Gwydir Street.
1901
(34 & 35)
Peter A Stevenson, 31, tailor, b Cambridge
Clara, 29, b Cambridge
Earnest, 4, b Cambridge
(36) vacant
1911
(34 & 35)
Peter Arthur Stevenson, 40, tailor and hatter, b Cambridge
Clara, 39, b Cambridge
Earnest Harold, 14, b Cambridge
Ethel Louisa Wheaton, niece, 21, assistant, b Cambridge
Mary Ann Chapman, servant, 17, b Chesterton
1913
Stevenson’s tailor and clothier
G H Jacobs, proprietor
In 1913 & 1921 Peter Arthur Stevenson is living at Briar Bank, Milton Road.
23 St Andrew’s Street and 34 Burleigh Street, Central School Magazine, 1937 (MoC)
1962
(34,35) G H Jacob and Sons, outfitters
(36) Leonard H Palmer
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