23 Gwydir Street
History of 23 Gwydir Street
1881:
Sarah Palmer, head, widow, 56, annuitant, b Northants
Annie Noble, niece, 17, pupil teacher, b Northants
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1891:
Thomas C Carter, head, 29, booksellers assistant, born Cambridge
Elizabeth A, wife, 27, b Northants
Sarah Palmer, aunt, widow, 66, living on her own means, b Northants
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1901:
Philip Banyard, 52, builder, b Cherry Hinton
Ellen J
George P, 21, builders draughtsman, b Cambridge
Maud M J, 27, builders clerk, b Cambridge
James B, father, widower, 80, railway plate layer retired, b Cherry Hinton
Ida F Carrick, 14, b Kent
Susan Manning, 20, servant, b Quy
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1902: CDN 7.3.1902: Philip Banyard was charged with leaving a hoarding up in Sidney Street for too long. His defence was that he had been waiting for a delivery of plate glass for the Prince of Wales Hotel. The magistrates agreed to withdraw the charge as long as the hoarding was removed at once.
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1910: CIP 26/8/1910: Fire broke out at premises of Harry Edmund Ambrose, builder, Gwydir Street. First notice by Harry Thomas North at 33 Gwydir Street. Herbert Plumb, landlord of Prince of Wales, smashed the glass of the alarm post in Gwydir Street to summon the fire brigade. The Norths, father and son, put the fire out.
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1911:
Philip Banyard, 62, general building contractor, b Cherry Hinton
Ellen Jane, 48, b Kent
Maud Mary Jane, 37, clerk, b Cambridge
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1913:
H E Ambrose, builder
Philip Banyard, builder
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1916:
See entry on death of Maynard Frank Nunn in 1916, apprentice with Mr Ambrose.
CIP 9.6.1916: Conditional Exemption: H E Ambrose was granted conditional exemption on behalf of Frederick Wright, 5 Vinery Road.
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1937:
Harry Edmond Ambrose, builder
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1953: Electoral Roll
Ivan Davies
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1962:
Simplex Dairy Equipment
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1970: not listed
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https://www.theedkins.co.uk/jo/gwydir/house2325.htm