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137 Gwydir Street, Fitzroy Cottage

History of 137 Gwydir Street

1881 Fitzroy Cottage

Charles A King, head, 30, solicitor’s clerk, b Cambridge

Selma, wife, 26, b Cambridge

Louie S, daughter, 3, b Cambridge

Mary Jane Newman, servant, 14, b Horningsea

By 1901 the King family were at 12 Church (Christchurch) Street.

1891;

Alfred Geeson, head, 39, undertaker, b Hemingford

Harriet, wife, 39, b Chatteris

Gertrude F, daughter, 11, scholar, b Cambridge

Wilfred C, son, 7, scholar, b Cambridge

Horace E, son, 5, scholar, b Cambridge

Cyril P, son, 1, b Cambridge

1901

Mary Harper, 58, widow,  b Norfolk

John P, 24, plumber, b Middlesex

Edith M Wallis, boarder, 23, P C clerk, b Castle Camps

1911

Abraham Butcher, 51, builder and decorator, b Suffolk

Ellen, 47, b Norfolk

Edith Mary, 25, assistant to science teacher, b Cambridge

Marjorie Winifred, 23, elementary school teacher, b Cambridge

1913

Abraham Butcher, painter and decorator

1962

Kenneth C Cross

1970

Bran Drury

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