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25 Gothic Street, Cambridge
History of 25 Gothic Street
1861
George Fenner, 62, labourer on the E C railway, b Cambridge
Sarah, 61, labourers wife, b Tipperary, Ireland
Sarah Gathercole, 24, daughter, needlewoman, b Cambridge
James Gathercole, 20, son, printer compositor, b Cambridge
George Gathercole, 5, grandson, b Cambridge
Emma Gathercole, 4, granddaughter, b Cambridge
1871
George Fenner, 72, railway clerk, b Cambridge
Sarah, 71, b Ireland
Sarah Johnson, 75, widow, lodger, supported by parish, b Newmarket
NB in 1861 was lodger at No 26
Mary Ann Brown, 38, widow, lodger, laundress, b Mildenhall
Eliza Brown, 6, lodgers daughter, b Mildenhall
1881
William Spicer, 22, tram car driver, b Bottisham
Fanny L, 23, b Staffordshire
Martha E, 1, b Cambridge
Rachel, 80, widow, mother, labourers wife, b Horseheath
1891
William Spicer, 42, coachman, b Bottisham
Fanny L, 33, b Staffordshire
Rachel, 90, widow, mother, b Hardwick
Martha E, 11, scholar, b Cambridge
Caroline M, 2, b Cambridge
1901
William Spicer, 52, coachman, b Bottisham
Fanny L, 43, b Stafford
Bessie, 21, dressmaker, b Cambridge
Queenie, 12, b Cambridge
1911
William Spicer, 60, coachman, b Bottisham
Queenie, 22, shorthand typist, b Cambridge
1913
William Spicer, coachman
1939 nothing recorded
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