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Burroughs Adding Machine circa 1910

69 (38) Norfolk Street

History of 69 Norfolk Street

1881 (38)

Joseph Asplin, 41, engine driver, b Girton

Sarah, 41, b Cambridge

Jane, 13, b Cambridge

William, 10, b Cambridge

Minnie, 7, b Cambridge

Charles, 4, b Cambridge

Joseph, 2, b Cambridge

Flora, 4 mos, b Cambridge

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1891 (69)

Benjamin Cogman, 47, tailor, b Norfolk

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1901

Reuben Matthews, 28, house decorator, b Cambridge

Mary A, 31, b Cambridge

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1913

Bertram Wye, vanman

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1939

Ernest J Haste, b 1875, tailor coat maker

Florence, b 1876

Gladys, b 1913, Burroughs Operator cook… [type of adding machine]

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1962

Roland Badcock

 

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