Swann Hurrell as Mayor of Cambridge, 1865-1870

4 Newnham Terrace, Newnham Road

History of 4 Newnham Terrace

1861

Swann Hurrell, widower, 45, magistrate ironmonger merchant and founder employing 25, b Hauxton [elsewhere Foxton]

John Hills, servant, 23, b Burwell

Susanna Marsh, 23, servant, b Cambridge

Catharine Gurner, 40, servant, b Little Shelford

In 1851 Swann Hurrell is

In 1871 Swann Hurrell is living at 17 Sussex Gardens, Paddington

In 1881 Swann Hurrell is at 30 Thompson’s Lane.

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1871

Sarah Miller, widow, 73, b Swavesey

Richard Miller, 43, unmarried, wine merchant, b Cambridge

[Richard Miller gave evidence at the inquest into the death of Jessie Chauntler in 1873; Jessie left a letter behind blaming him for her suicide]

Elizabeth Vail, 28, servant, b West Wratting

Sarah A French, cook, 22, b West Wickham

In 1881 the Miller family were at Trumpington House

In 1861 the Millers were at 10 Market Hill

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1913

Mrs Grier

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1962 Little St Mary’s Vicarage

Rev Canon Edward Maycock, vicar of Little St Mary’s