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Mr & Mrs G B Taylor, 61 Norfolk Street61 (34) Norfolk Street
History of 61 Norfolk Street
1871 (34) Fat Pig
Matthew W Harvey, 38, publican, b Wisbech
Sarah, 38, b Cambridge
William, 19, grocer, b Cambridge
Elizabeth, 15, saleswoman, b Cambridge
Herbert G, 10, b Cambridge
Mary Ann, 7, b Cambridge
Frederick, 1, b Cambridge
1881 (34)
Ellenor Sutton, widow, 61, manager, b Cambridge
Jane, 32, b Chesterton
William Winquill, lodger, 22, college porter, b Suffolk
1891 (61)
Henry Hight, 31, printer’s pressman, b Hunts
1901 Clergy House
Julia Cornwill, widower, 49, housekeeper, b Cambridge
Annie, 18, shirt machinist, b Cambridge
Harriet A, 16, dressmaker, b Cambridge
Arthur S King, 34, C of E clergyman, b Sudbury
William M Irwin, 27, C of E clergyman, b Ireland
1913
Mrs J Smith, wardrobe dealer
1935
Taylor family start fish and chip shop.
1939
Bertie T Taylor, b 1888, master fish merchant
Winifred A, b 1892
Dennis B, b 1920, radio worker tester
Maurice G, b 1922, typewriter machine apprentice
In 1981 the CWN reported that this had been an awarding-winning fish and chip shop.
1962
Gordon B Taylor, fishmonger
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