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1 – 7 (1 – 2) Norfolk Street

History of 1 - 7 Norfolk Street

1841

(1)

Martha Young, 20

(3)

William Beaumont, 21
Sarah, 50
Rebecca, 13
James, 9


1851 ?


1861

(1)

Sara Beaumont, widow, 67, b Long Stanton
Rebecca, 32, sempstress, b Cambridge
Annette, grand daughter, 8, b Cambridge

(2)

Christina Gilbert, 45, charwoman, b Norfolk
Alfred, 19, labourer, b Cambridge
Richard Thompson, lodger, 17, labourer, b Cambridge


1871 (1)

Jane Smith, head, 29, shoebinder, b Littleport
Frederick, bro, 13, labourer, b Cambridge


1881

(1)

William Brown, 39, sawyer, b Cambridge
Ann, 38, b Essex
Alfred, 4, b Cambridge
Samuel, 2, b Cambridge

(2)

Betsy Thompson, 31, marr., b March
William H, 6, b Essex
Winnie, 3, b Cambridge
Nelly, 2, b Cambridge
Matthew, 5, b March
Lilly, 3 weeks, b Cambridge


1891

(1) Osborne

(3) Thompson

(5-7) Freeman


1901

(1)

Harriett Oaks, wife, 43, no occupation, b Middlesex
William A, 15, b London
Mabel M, 14, b Norwich
Percy F, 10, b Norwich
Herbert, 6, b Norwich
Lily Rosa, 2, b Cambridge

(3)

John Wade, 65, umbrella repairer, b Stowmarket
Mary A Wade, 60, b NK


1913

(1 – 7) Walter Freeman, broker and furniture dealer


1937

(1) Jack V Wilkin, boot repairer

(3) Sidney North, confectioner

(5-7) Herbert Freeman, furniture broker


1962

(1) R H Mallows, boot repairer

(3) Mrs A L Warwick, wardrobe dealer

(5 – 7) –

From left, nos 17-13, 11, 3 Norfolk Street April 1974 (MoC601/74)


1 & 3 were demolished.


2020-2025

(5-7) Thrive plant-based café, bistro & venue

Thrive, 5-7 Norfolk Street


2025

(5-7) Soleá Mediterranean Café Bistro & Restaurant

 

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