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20 Doric Street, Cambridge
History of 20 Doric Street
1861
James Malpress, 50, hawker, b Boxworth
Sarah, 40, seamstress, b Norfolk
1871
John Brookes, 17, under porter at Addenbrookes Hospital, b Cambridge
Emily, 15, nursemaid out of employment, b Cambridge
NB Head of family engaged in hospital. In 1861 the family was at 10 Gothic Street
1881
Lucy Brookes, 69, widow, b Cambridge
1891
Jane Elgar, 57, widow, plain needleworker, b Cambridge
Lucy, 16, general servant, b Cambridge
Florence Boyd, 7, visitor, scholar, b London
1901
Jane Elgar, widower, 65, b Cambridge [living at no. 19 in 1911]
Lucy, 25, charwoman, b Cambridge
Bertie Nelson, grandson, 8, b Cambridge
Reginald Elgar, grandson, 2, b Cambridge
1911
Frank Smith, 36, farm labourer, born Stapleford
Rebecca, 34, born Cambridge
Jessie, 8, born London
Charles Edward, 4, born Cambridge
Sawen[?], daughter, 15 mos, born Cambridge
1913
Charles Ellis
1939
unoccupied
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