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110 Gwydir Street
History of 110 Gwydir Street
1881
James Utteridge, head, 53, engineers clerk, b Cambridge
Eliza, wife, 45, b Cambridge
Lucy A, daughter, 18, milliner, b Cambridge
Annie M, daughter, 15, dressmaker’s assistant, b Cambridge
Frederick A, son, 6, scholar, b Cambridge
Ethel L, daughter, 5, scholar, b Cambridge
1891
Elizabeth Butler, head, widow, 71, laundress, b Trumpington
Alice Barron, daughter, 29, b Cambridge
James Barron, son in law, 32, boiler smith assistant, b Cambridge
William H Barron, grandson, 2, b Cambridge
1901
William Clarke, 55, bricklayer, b Suffolk
Mary A, 55, b Essex
Lily, 23, dressmaker, b Cambridge
Grace, 18, b Cambridge
Archibald, 15, machinist, b Cambridge
Maggie, grand daughter, 5, b London
1902 CDN 6.8.1902: Grace Clark gave evidence in the hearing of Percy Barrington of St Barnabas Road who was charged with making false entries in a cash book and weekly account book while being a servant in the employ of the Public Tea Company, Mincing-lane, London. Grace was also an employee. Percy was committed to trial on bail.
1904 William H Clarke, bricklayer
1911
William Henry Clarke, 66, bricklayer, b Suffolk
Mary Ann, 66, b Essex
Archbald Linned [sic], 26, labourer, b Cambridge
1913
John Stubbs, taxi-driver
1939
Edward Wallman, b 1881, canten manager
Mary, b 1880
1962
Mrs M Wallman
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