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113 Gwydir Street
History of 113 Gwydir Street
1871 unnumbered
Henry Ayres, police constable
Avies
Harry E, 12, b Bottisham
Rowena A, 10, b Bottisham
Rhoda E, 8, b Cambridge
Avies M, 4, b Cambridge
Agnes, 2, b Cambridge
1881
Henry Ayres, head, 47, police constable, b Bottisham Lode
Avies M, wife, 43, laundress, b Bottisham
Augusta A, daughter, 20, b Bottisham
Agnes, daughter, 12, scholar, b Cambridge
Albert H, son, 9, scholar, b Cambridge
Lucy M, daughter, 7, scholar, b Cambridge
Fred A, son, 5, scholar, b Cambridge
Percy M, son, 1, b Cambridge
Sidney M, son, 1, b Cambridge
1891
Phillip Parr, head, 47, gardener, b Suffolk
Anne E, wife, 48, b Norwich
Walter G, son, 21, printer compositor, b Norfolk
Arthur R, son, 15, clerk, b Cambridge
Russell W, son, 11, b Cambridge
1901
Philip Parr, 58, accountant, b Suffolk
Ann E, 60, b Norfolk
Russell, 20, postman, b Cambridge
Frank, 30, grocer’s salesman, b Carlton
Eva, niece, 8, b Cambridge
1911
Ann Elizabeth Parr, 70, private means, b Norwich
Eva Ellen, adopted daughter, 18, teacher of piano, b Cambridge
1913
Mrs A E Parr
1962
Frederick J Mansfield
1970
Frederick James Mansfield
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