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42 Station Road (2 Upper Station Road)

History of 42 Station Road

1871

(Station Road)

Chas. F W Newman, son, 1 yr 5 mos,  born Cambridge

Abijail A Pryor, visitor, 12, born Cambridge

Emily Thurston, servant, 19, born Cottenham

1881

(2 Station Road)

Charles W Newman, 35, livery stable keeper and farmer occupy 100 acres, born Middlesex

Eleanor E, 38, born Cambridge

Charles F W, 11, Cambridge

Ada E, 9, Cambridge

Hernest H, 6,

Percy, 3, Cambridge

Elizabeth Jarman, servant, 19, born Cambs

1891

(2 Upper Station Road)

Edward S Headley, 74, ironmonger, born Cambridge

Sarah G, 70, born Cambridge

Hannah Marley, servant, 30, born Haslingfield

1901

James Plumb, 35, timber merchant and carter, born Willingham

Sarah A, 37, born Manea

Jane, mother, 69, born Suffolk

Ann Bowers, aunt, 71, living on own means, born Suffolk

1911

James Plumb, 45, carter timber merchants, born Willingham

Sarah Ann, 48, born Cambs.

George Nice, boarder, 25, builder (joinery), born Norfolk

1913

Few and Co., corn merchants

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