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3 Doric Street, Cambridge
History of 3 Doric Street
1841 not listed
1851
James Carter, 37, miller, b Meldreth
Martha, 37, b Meldreth
Elizabeth, 14, b Meldreth
James, 12, b Cambridge
Ann, 8, b Cambridge
George, 6, b Cambridge
John, 4, b Cambridge
Charles, 1, b Cambridge
NB in 1861 Martha, now widowed, was at 3 Doric Street with her children
1861
Martha Carter, 47, widow, needlewoman, b Meldreth
Ann, 17, b Cambridge
George, 17, servant, b Cambridge
John, 13, servant, b Cambridge
Charles, 10, scholar, b Cambridge
1871
James Walters, 52, gardener, b Dorset
Anne maria, 42, b Germany Nasau, naturalised British subject
1881
Frederick Clarke, 29, labourer, b Cambridge
Alice, 27, b Balsham
Louisa, 7, scholar, b Cambridge
Frederick, 5, scholar, b Cambridge
Kate, 1, b Cambridge
1891
Alice Clark, 37, widow, charwoman, b Balsham
Louisa, 17, housemaid, b Cambridge
Frederick, 15, instrument maker, b Cambridge
Kate, 11, scholar, b Cambridge
William, 9, scholar, b Cambridge
Mahalath, 5, scholar, b Cambridge
Sidney, 3, scholar, b Cambridge
1901
Louisa Clark, daughter, 27, laundress, born Cambridge
William, son, 19, railway engine cleaner, born Cambridge
Mahala, 15, servant, born Cambridge
Sidney, 13, butchers boy, born Cambridge
1911
Alice Clark, 57, widow, club assistant (political club), born Balsham
Lousia Clark, 37, daughter, born Cambridge
1913 Mrs Alice Clark, charwoman
1939 unoccupied
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