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12 Gwydir Street12 Gwydir Street, Fring House
History of 12 Gwydir Street
House built 1870
1881 Fring House
William D Brown, head, 41, brewer employing 5 men, b Cambridge
Mary M, wife, 30, b Wisbech
Margaret, daughter, 8, scholar, b Cambridge
George William, son, 4, scholar, b Cambridge
Ellen Harrison, sister in law, 28, b Wisbech
1891 Fring House
Adolphus Rowe, head, 33, college baker, b Somerset
Catherine, wife, 33, b London
1901
Elizabeth Kerry, 40, b Milton
Emily, 18, pupil teacher, b Suffolk
Elizabeth, 15, b Cambridge
Helen, 14, b Cambridge
Fred, 12, b Cambridge
Walter, 11, b Cambridge
Ethel, 8, b Cambridge
Winnie, 5, b Cambridge
John, 2, b Cambridge
Walter, brother, 33, b Norfolk
1904
George Kerry, boot salesman
1911
Reuben Elsden, 44, engine fitter, b Essex
Kate, 46, b Cambridge
Reuben C, 23, folding machine fitter, b Cambridge
Ethel, 21, clerk, b Cambridge
Nellie A, 18, shop assistant, milliners, b Cambridge
Reuben C Elsden, Gloucestershire Regiment, was killed 9.10.1917.
1913
Reuben Elsden, engine fitter
1931 – 1934
Miss Thompson, headmistress of St George’s school, east Road (CWN 8.4.1982)
1939
Ernest R Tyrrell, b 1889, chemists assistant
Laura E, b 1896
Winifred, b 1910
1962
Ernest Tyrrell
For more information about the Tyrrell family :
http://www.theedkins.co.uk/jo/gwydir/house12.htm
1974 – 1982
Ron Nix
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