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1 (92) Norwich Street
History of 1 Norwich Street
1875
A piece of ground in Norwich Street, opposite the Wesleyan chapel, had been acquired by the Methodist Hills Road Trustees for a ‘Preacher’s House.’ In 1874 building started, the cost being £650, which sum was borrowed from the Star Life Assurance office. The house was designated no.92 Norwich Street but at some time between 1901 and 1904 the street was re-numbered and became known as no.1. It appeared on the Circuit Plan as a minister’s residence in 1875; the last time in 1881. After that the house was let and in 1891 it was sold.
1891
(92)
William Lockhart, 51, travelling draper, b Scotland
Mary, 47, b Scotland
Alice M M, 21, b Cambridge
Ernest W, 19, sub librarian, b Cambridge
Grace Kate, 17, art embtoiderer, b Cambridge
Amelia Bennerson, 16, servant, b Cambridge
1901
Charlotte Golds, 50, lodging house keeper,
Thomas Chivers, 21, son, engine fitter, b London
Nellie Golds, 12, daughter,
Winifred T Golds, 8, daughter
Thomas P Walker, lodger, 44, schoolmaster, b Hants
1911
Charlotte Golds, 60, widow, licensed lodging house keeper, b Lincs
Nellie, 22, school teacher, b London
Winifred Fanny, 18, at home, b Cambridge
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