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1936, Blue Book

15 Gwydir Street

History of 15 Gwydir Street

1881: Butcher’s shop

Walter Cross, head, 35, butcher, b Broughton Hunts

Georgeanna, wife, 31, b Hunts

Arthur W, son, 3, b Cambridge

Rosa F, daughter, 1, b Cambridge

Agnes, sister, 30, b Broughton

Annie Taylor, sister in law, 21, attendant on the insane, b Hunts

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1891:

Joseph Redfarn, head, 38, butcher, b Cambridge

Emma, wife, 41, b Cambridge

Alice, daughter,19, b Cambridge

Joseph, son, 16, butcher’s assistant, b Cambridge

Frederick, son, 14, scholar, b Cambridge

Kate Palmer, niece, 7, scholar,  b London

Albert Page, 18, apprentice butcher, b West Wickham

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1892: CIP 9.12.1892: CROSS SUMMONS: Joseph Redfarn 18 butcher of Gwydir Street was summoned for assaulting Elijah Odell a hawker of Gwydir Street on the 5th instant. There was a cross summons for assault. Mr Lyon appeared for Redfarn. Both cases were dismissed.

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1898: CIP 30.12.1898: RUNAWAYS: A horse attached to a cart belonging to and driven by Mr Joseph Redfarn, butcher, Gwydir-street, was on Friday proceeding down Gwydir-street, when it took fright and ran into a wall, breaking one of the shafts. Fortunately Mr. Redfarn was not injured.

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1901:

Joseph Redfarn, 48, butcher, b  Cambridge

Emma, 51, b Cambridge

Kate Palmer, 17, bookkeeper, b Middlesex

Obed Page, 24, journeyman butcher, b Babraham

See 18 Mawson Road

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1911:

Arthur Geoffrey Abbs, 39, butcher, b Chesterton

Alice Eliza, 38, b Melbourn

Geoffrey Frank, 4, b London

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1913:

A G Abbs, butcher

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1937:

Albert Edward Page jun., butcher

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Ralph White-Robinson lived with his parents at this address in the 1950s. His parents worked for Simplex Dairy Equipment.

For more reminiscences see: https://www.theedkins.co.uk/jo/gwydir/house15.htm

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1962: vacant

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1970:

Continental Delicatessen, shop

 

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