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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

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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

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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.

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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

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1901:

William Mansfield, 61, blacksmith

Albert, 22, plumbers labourer, b Cambridge

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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

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1913:

Mrs Ison

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

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1939:

Matilda Ison, b 1855, OAP

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1962:

Arthur Hart

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