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10 Upper Gwydir Street
History of 10 Upper Gwydir Street
1891
Cleer [Clare William] Cook, head, 38, coalyard labourer, b Suffolk
Elizabeth, wife, 42, b Girton
Florrie, daughter, 16, domestic servant, b Cambridge
Fred, son, 15, b Cambridge
Phoebe, daughter, 12, domestic servant, b Cambridge
Dora, daughter, 10, scholar, b Cambridge
Mary, daughter, 5, scholar, b Cambridge
Gertrude, daughter, 3, scholar, b Cambridge
Annie Wilson, daughter, 17, domestic servant, b Girton
Stephen Wilson, son, 14, errand boy, b Girton
James Wilson, son, 14, errand boy, b Girton
[3 appear to be step children]
1895 CIP 25.1.1895: Clare William Cook, coal-dealer. Gwydir-street was summoned for causing a certain gelding to be illtreated, in Station-road, on the 7th of January.— Inspector Rodgers, of the R.S.P.C.A., said the animal, which was attached to a cart heavily laden with coal, and in charge of a lad, was in wretchedly emaciated condition practically nothing but skin and bone. It was lame on both fore limbs, being also diseased in one of the hind limbs It was very aged, and totally unfit for any kind of work.—P.c Gates corroborated.— Defendant said he always treated the animal very kindly while he had it.—He was fined 10s. and 8s. costs.
1901
Cleer W Cook, 49, coal dealer, b Suffolk
Elizabeth, 52, b Girton
Frederick, 25, assistant to father, b Cambridge
Mary, 15, drapers assistant, b Cambridge
Gertrude, 12, b Cambridge
1911
William Cook, 58, widower, coal merchant, b Suffolk
1939
Arthur E Palmer, b 1876, widower, coal merchant
Stella R Palmer (Berge, Andrew), b 1934, under school age
4 closed records
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