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47 (24) Norfolk Street

History of 47 Norfolk Street

1851 unnumbered

Samuel Pont, 56, dairyman, b Ely

Judith, 39, b Quy

Robert, 14, b Cambridge

Mary Ann, 12, b Cambridge

Debbers, 9, b Cambridge

William, 5, b Cambridge

Benjamin, 3, b Cambridge

Jemima, 1, b Cambridge

Sarah Howard, sister, 40, b Quy

In 1861 the Pont family are living at 14 John Street


1861 (24)

John Stretch, 55, journeyman carpenter and cowkeeper

Sarah

Eliza

Arthur A, whitesmith

Augustus W, 22, tailor

Melody E, 17, b Cambridge

Henry S, 11, b Cambridge

Samuel Thompson, 26, servant cow man, b London


1871 (24)

John Stretch, 65, carpenter and cowkeeper, b Cambridge

Sarah, 65, b Knapwell

Eliza, 42, b Cambridge

Arthur H, 33, whitesmith, b Cambridge

Augustus W, 31, tailor, b Cambridge, crippled from birth

Harry S, 21, mason, b Cambridge

Alfred Collins, servant, 20, cowman, b Cambridge


1881 (24)

John Stretch, 76, retired carpenter, b Cambridge

Sarah, 76, b Knapwell

Eliza, 53, b Cambridge

Harry, 32, mason, b Cambridge


1891 (47)

Betsy Bement, 43, college servant, b Grantchester


1901

Betsy Bement, 48, college servant, b Grantchester

Ethel, 21, school teacher, b Cambridge

Eliza Rayment, 92, no occupation, b Grantchester


1913

Percy Nelson Lander, butcher


1939

Charles Baker, b 1859, greengrocer retired

Elizabeth, b 1860


1962 (47 – 51)

Johnson and Bailey, builders

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