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115 Gwydir Street
History of 115 Gwydir Street
1871 unnumbered
Benjamin Woodcock, 35
Fanny
Charles E, 3 mos, b Cambridge
Kate L, 3, b Cambridge
1881
Benjamin Woodcock, head, 45, railway inspector
Fanny, wife, 47, b Melbourn
Kate, daughter, 13, dressmaker’s apprentice, b Cambridge
George, son, 8, scholar, b Cambridge
Ellen, daughter, 7, scholar, b Cambridge
1891
Benjamin Woodcock, railway foreman
Fanny
George, 18, engine cleaner, b Cambridge
Kate, 23, stay-maker, b Cambridge
Alice, 17, pupil teacher, b Cambridge
1901
Benjamin Woodcock, 65, railway porter, b Harlton
Fanny, 67, b Melbourn
Clara, 27, school teacher, b Cambridge
1908 CIP 17.1.1908: George Woodcock was a witness in the case of death of Albert Freestone (21), engine cleaner, of 100 Thoday Street. Jury decided ‘accidental death’.
1911
George William Woodcock, 38, railway engine driver, b Cambridge
Elvina Kate, 41, b Norfolk
Frank Hanley, 17, b Cambridge
Herbert Whybrow, boarder, 19, engine cleaner, b Linton
1913
William Matthew Butler, GER
1962
William E G Barham
1970
William E G Barham
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