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71 Gwydir Street

History of 71 Gwydir Street

1881

Henry Squires, head, goods guard railways, 31, b Suffolk

Sarah, wife, 27, b Fen Drayton

Harry W, son, 4, b Cambridge

Joseph, son, 3, b Cambridge

Elizabeth J, daughter, 1, b Cambridge

1891

Charles Shedd, 50,  railway fireman, b Cambridge

Naomi, wife, 47, b Hauxton

1901

Albert Curtis, 28, railway fire lighter, b Cottenham

Maud, 28, b Chesterton

Doris, 4, b St Ives

1904 CIP 21.10.1904: Albert Curtis gave evidence in the case of Jarves Carey Manoch, loco superintendant, charged with assault of Joseph George Gardiner, an assistant bailiff of the court. Manoch was convicted on two counts, a total fine of £3 16s 6d.

1911

John William Elliott, 38, car and wagon examiner, b Cambridge

Martha May Elliott, 27, b Suffolk

1913

John William Elliot, GER servant

1962

Leslie Isaacson

1970

Walter J Philpot

1982

Roy Hammens, photographer

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