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19 (83) Norwich Street
History of 19 Noriwch Street
1881
(83)
Edward Pink, printer reader
Harriet
Mary Ann, 23, teacher, b Cambridge
Alfred E, 21, pupil reader, b Cambridge
Alice M, 14, pupil teacher,
Henry M. 17, bookseller’s apprentice, b Cambridge
Allen Archer, lodger, 19, student, b Tasmania [Australia]
Circa 1886 Henry Mitchell Pink, a sorting clerk and telegraphist was found to have deliberately opened a letter clearly addressed to a relation of his and tried to defend himself by saying he had been authorized. He lost his job. (A Postal History of Cambridge 1970)
1891
(83)
Edward Pink, 62, printer reader, b Cambridge
Harriet, 64, b Cambridge
Alice M, 24, elementary teacher, b Cambridge
Anne E Cropper, 26, visitor, elementary teacher, b Derby
1901
(83)
Edward Pink, printer’s reader
Harriett, 74, b Cambridge
1911
Edward Pink, 82, widower, retired printer’s reader, b Cambridge
Alice Maude Pink, 44, b Cambridge
Elizabeth Temple, boarder, 36, manageress dyer and cleaners, b Kent
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