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98 Gwydir Street

History of 98 Gwydir Street

1871 unnumbered

William Mansfield, 31, gardener, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 36, laundress, b Cambridge

William Jeffery, step son, 14, b London

Richard Mansfield, 7, b Cambridge

1881

William Mansfield, head, 42, labourer in iron foundry, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, wife, 47, laundress, b Cambridge

William, son, 23, storekeeper, b London

Richard, son, 17, labourer in iron foundry, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, daughter, 14, scholar, b Cambridge

Frederick, daughter, 13, scholar, b Cambridge

Alice, daughter, 11, scholar, b Cambridge

Bertha, daughter, 8, scholar, b Cambridge

Harry, son, 6, scholar, b Cambridge

Albert, son, 2, b Cambridge

1888

Harry Mansfield gave evidence (CIP 17.8.1888) at prosecution of George Swann for theft of paint. Harry was employed at the hospital at the time.

1891

William Mansfield, head, 51, stationary engine driver, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, wife, 56, b Cambridge

William, son, 34, boot maker, b London

Frederick, son, 22, plumber, Cambridge

Harry, son, 16, assistant anatomist, b Cambridge

Albert, son, 12, scholar, b Cambridge

1901

William Mansfield, 61, blacksmith

Albert, 22, plumbers labourer, b Cambridge

1911

Robert Scarr, 43, police constable, b Cherry Hinton

Emily, 33, b Beds

Leonard Reginald, 16, shop porter tailors, b Cambridge

Sydney Jeffery, 13, b Cambridge

1913

Mrs Ison

1915 CIP 4.6.1915: Sergeant Cornwell, 98 Gwydir Street, wounded

1939

Matilda Ison, b 1855, OAP

1962

Arthur Hart

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