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119 Gwydir Street
History of 119 Gwydir Street
1868
Riot at gate of Christ’s College in which Detective Kirbyshire was present
1871 unnumbered
Edward Kirbyshire, 35, detective sergeant
Mary, 33,
Arthur, errand boy, b Cambridge
Walter E, 11, b Cambridge
Samuel, 5, b Cambridge
Annie, 4, b Cambridge
1881
Edward Kirbyshire, head, 45, police officer, b Cambridge
Mary, wife, 43, b Shelford
Arthur, son, 23, pawn brokers assistant, b Cambridge
Walter, son, 22, post office sorting clerk, b Cambridge
Samuel, son, 15, junior clerk railways, b Cambridge
Annie, daughter, 14, scholar, b Cambridge
1891
Edward Kerbyshire, 56, police inspector
Mary
Samuel, 25, railway clerk GER, b Cambridge
1901
Edward Kirbyshire, 66, police inspector retired,
Mary, 64, b Shelford
1911
Edward Kirbyshire, 76, police pensioner, b Cambridge
Mary Elizabeth Kirbyshire, grand daughter, 26, house keeper, b Cambridge
1913
Edward Kirbyshire, ex police inspector
1915 CIP 30.4.1915: Roll of Honour: Enlistment with 3rd/1st Cambs: H R Kirbyshire, Gwydir Street
1962
William Edward Tingey
1970
William Spring
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