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106 Gwydir Street
History of 106 Gwydir Street
1881
William G Cave, head, 33, railway engine driver, b Cambridge
Susannah, wife, 25, b Cambridge
William, son, 11, scholar, b Cambridge
Ellen, daughter, 9, scholar, b Cambridge
Alfred, son, 7, scholar, b Cambridge
Florence A, daughter, 6, scholar, b Cambridge
Naomi, daughter, 5, scholar, b Cambridge
Charles W, son, 3, scholar, b Cambridge
Arthur, son, 1 mo, b Cambridge
1891
Manasseh Charles Green, 26, grocer’s assistant, b Horningsea
Maria Elizabeth (nee Banyard), 25, b Cambridge
This couple move to 98 Ainsworth Street.
1901
William Burbage, 35, baker
Laura E, 33, b Cambridge
William J, 8, b Cambridge
Frank R, 7, b Cambridge
Elsie B, 5, b Cambridge
Gladys D, 2, b Cambridge
1904 William L Burbage, baker
1911
William Burbage, 45, baker, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 43, b Cambridge
William, 23, cooks apprentice, b Cambridge
Frank, 17, page doctors, b Cambridge
Elsie, 15, b Cambridge
Harry, 8, b Cambridge
George, 6, b Cambridge
Maude, 3, b Cambridge
1913 William L Burbage, baker
1916 CDN 24.6.1916: Absentees under the Military Service Act: Edward Burbage (38), 106 Gwydir Street, Cambridge. The public are invited to assist the military authorities in tracing the above mentioned men. Information should be given to the Recruiting Officer, Cambridge, and will be treated as strictly confidential.
1939
Rose M Taylor, married, b 1915
Pamela Taylor, b 1929
Louise Edwards, married, b 1915
?
1962
Sidney Linford
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