13 Union Road, Cambridge

History of 13 Union Road

1841 (13)

William Cornell, 20, carpenter

Ann, 25

William R, 1

Joseph Clark, 25, carpenter

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1851

John Twinn, 26, stationer, b Gt Shelford

Richard, brother, 31, maltster, b Gt Shelford

Sarah, sister, 28, housekeeper, b Gt Shelford

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1861

William Canham, 21, journeyman tailor, b Cambridge

Ann, 29, b Cambridge

John, 8, b Cambridge

William, 6, b Cambridge

James, 4, b Cambridge

Mary Jane, 3, b Cambridge

Anne, 1, b Cambridge

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1901

George Lester, 51, gardener, b Hadleigh

Mary, 50, b Wales

Rose Ginnings, lodger, widow, 82, living on own means,

William Jones, visitor, 47, railway guard, b Wales

Janet Jones, wife, 46, b Wales

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1911

Elizabeth Jane Warrington, 30, married, b Essex

Lily Lillah, 1, b Cambridge

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1913

Percy Warrington, petty officer Royal Navy

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1914 09 25

Three cruisers of the British Fleet—HMS Aboukir, Hogue and Cressy—have been torpedoed and sunk by German submarines. Cambridge men were serving aboard all three vessels. Among them was Naval Reservist J.L. Claydon of 6 Benson Street, Cambridge, who was aboard HMS Hogue. Other local servicemen included Midshipman C.A.G. Cooke of Bridge Street, who was saved after spending three-quarters of an hour in the water; Petty Officer Percy James Warrington of Union Road, reported safe; Signalman John Toombs of East Road; and Naval Reservist O. Hinson of Garden Walk. 14 09 25

Credit: Mike Petty, Cambridge Huntingdon Road Scrapbook.

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1921

William Henry Lucas, 37, b Cambridge, bricklayer

Thirza Elizabeth Lucas [née Brown], 41, b Suffolk

Constance Emily Thirza Lucas, 12, b Cambridge

Daisy Ida Lucas, 9, b Cambridge

Erlinda Vera Maria Jamietta, boarder, b London, factory hand glass stacker Chivers jam

In 1911 the Lucas family were at 12 Union Road.

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1939

Kate Clee, b 1900

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1962 –