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118 Gwydir Street

History of 118 Gwydir Street

1881

Jacob German, head, 45, tram car driver, b Cambridge

Maria, wife, 31, b Ireland

Susan J Clark, boarder, widow, 40, teacher of music, b Cambridge


1891

Richard Buck, head, 34, mason, b Norfolk

Annie, wife, 30, b Suffolk

Annie Leah, daughter, 8, scholar, b Cambridge

Richard C, son, 6, scholar, b Cambridge

Gertrude M, daughter, 4, b Cambridge

Florence E, daughter, 1, b Cambridge


1901

Albert Smee, 28, railway refreshment

Maud, 22,


1911

Joseph Thurlow Reed, 41, postman acting stationery mail porter, b Cambridge

Ellen Florence, 41, b Cambridge

William Charles, 15, builders carpenter apprentice, b Cambridge

Albert Victor, 13, b Cambridge

Sidney, 8, b Cambridge

Stanley, 7, b Cambridge

Mary Ann, 75, widow, b Cambridge

George, nephew, 21, grocer assistant, b Cambridge


1913

Joseph Thurlow Reed, P O mail messenger


1939

Joseph Thurlow Reed, retired postal servant, b 1869

Ellen F, b 1869


1962

William Jolley

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