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

19 (7) Norfolk Street

History of 19 Norfolk Street

1861 (7)

William Freeman, 52, labourer, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 46, b Hunts

Emma, 18, sempstress, b Cambridge

Catharine, 16, servant, b Cambridge

Azubah, 11, b Cambridge

Thomas, 5, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 3, b Cambridge

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1871 (7)

William Freeman, 63, porter, b Cambridge

Elizabeth, 56, b Hunts

Abigail, 35, needlewoman, b Cambridge

Azubah, 21, b Cambridge, imbecility from birth

William, 15, solicitor’s clerk, b Cambridge

Elizabeth A, 13, b Cambridge

Louisa Godlington, boarder, 8, b Cambridge

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1881 (7)

Thomas Twinn, 29, joiner, b Essex

Susanna, 30, confectioner, b Suffolk

Edith E, 5, b Cambridge

Rosa M, 3, b Cambridge

Oliver, 4, b Cambridge

Lilian A, 9 months, b Cambridge

Joseph Farrant, lodger, widower, 73, grinder and tin worker, b Essex

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1891 (19)

Edward Heffer, 58, labourer corporation

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1901

Mary E Heffer, 35, housekeeper 6 Park Street, b Newmarket

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1913

Mrs A Palmer

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1939

Harry Jones, b 1858, butcher retired

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1962

John Middleton

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1974 vacant

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