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13 Emery Street

History of 13 Emery Street

1891

George Rogers, 58, commercial, b Nottinghamshire

Fanny E, 38, b Lincolnshire

Edith A, 16, scholar, b Nottinghamshire

Minnie, 14, scholar, b Nottinghamshire

George H, 13, scholar, b Nottinghamshire

William H, 11, scholar, b Nottinghamshire

Arthur W, 9, scholar, b Lincolnshire

1901

Dennis Legge, 29, furniture dealer, b Cambridge

Florence E, 26, dressmaker, b Cambridge

Benjamin S Pont, 53, widower, father-in-law, printer compositor, b Cambridge

Fanny Pont, 24, sister-in-law, housekeeper, b Cambridge

In 1891 the Pont family were at 23 Gold Street

In 1891 the Legge family were at 12 Fitzroy Street

In 1911 the Pont family were at 184 Gwydir Street

1911

Marian Christy, 82, private means, b Kent

Herbert Samuel Johnson, 29, grandson, carpenter and joiner, fruit preserving factory, b Bishops Stortford

Katie Marian Trinity Johnson, 27, b Warwickshire

Daisy Johnson, 25, b Warwickshire

 

1939

Charles E Davies, b 1914, medical student

 

(separate household)

Richard A Louye, b 1908, greengrocer on own account

Patricia, b 1908, unpaid domestic duties

 

1955

SF sent this note in 2025:

In 1955 Mr and Mrs A Howat (with their 2 sons) bought 13 Emery Street. He worked for the Cambridge Daily News as a lithographer. When he moved to the Kentish Times in Sidcup, they rented out the property. 1963 – 1968 their youngest son lived there while working for the Eastern Counties Omnibus Company. They sold it in 1974. They were very fond of it and described it as a cosy and sunny place.

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