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3 Gothic Street, Cambridge

3 Gothic Street

1841

Sarah Worthing, 40, nurse

Martha, 17

Caroline, 15


1851


1861

Sarah Hutt, 61, widow, laundress, b Scotland

Edward, 35, shoemaker, b Cambridge

Jane Ann, 47, daughter-in-law, charwoman, b London


1871

Edward Hutt, 45, shoemaker/master, b Cambridge

Jane Ann, 57, wife of shoemaker, b Middlesex

Sarah, 72, widow, mother, formerly laundress, b Scotland


1881

Alfred Chapman, 36, coachman, b Suffolk

Mary A, 35, b Norfolk

Alfred, 14, stablelad, b Norfolk

James, 14, houseboy, b Norfolk

Blanche M, 8, scholar, b Essex

Alice, 3, b Bury St Edmunds


1891

Thomas Harrison, 51, commission agent, b Kent

Eliza, 53, b Uxbridge, Middlesex

Charles, 20, commission agent, b London


1901

Charles Thurlow, 36, warehouseman, b Cambridge [in 1911 name of head is George Frederick Thurlow, other family the same]

Alice, 27, b Cambridge

Daisy, 7, b Cambridge

Nellie, 3, b Cambridge

Emily, 1, b Cambridge

Alice, 5, b Cambridge

William Stokes, boarder, 21, labourer, b Cambridge


1911

George Frederick Thurlow, 46, carman draper and furniture, b Cambridge [in 1901 head is Charles Thurlow with same family members]

Alice, 36,  b Cambridge

Alice, 15, servant, b Cambridge

Nelly, 13, b Cambridge

Dorothy, 11, b Cambridge

Lilly, 3, b Cambridge

Charles Ronald George, 1 mos, b Cambridge


1913

Charles F Thurlow, labourer


Charles Edwin Patten: Private 16814, 11th Battalion, Suffolk Regiment. Killed in action 20 September 1916. Aged 31. Born Cherry Hinton, enlisted Cambridge. Husband of E. M. Patten, of 3, Gothic St., Brookside, Cambridge. In the 1911 census he was aged 26, the husband of Emily, father of two daughters and twin sons, a bricklayer, born Cherry Hinton, resident Laundry Cottages, Cherry Hinton. Buried in RATION FARM MILITARY CEMETERY, LA CHAPELLE-D’ARMENTIERES, Nord, France. Plot II. Row B. Grave 17. See also Cambridge Guildhall and Cherry Hinton (St Paul’s Roll of Honour)


1939

Arthur C Woodley, b 1916, catering restaurant chef

Elizabeth, b 1913, unpaid housewife duties

Bridget Mahoney (Hills)b 1919, restaurant waitress

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