Smithy, Church Street / Royston Road, Litlington
History of the smithy, Litlington
Litlington 1901 OS map
On this 1901 map the smithy can be identified as ‘Smy’ just north west of the junction of Royston Road and Church Street.
1881 Blacksmith Shop Royston Road
Abraham Pack, 53, blacksmith, b Herts
Elizabeth, 54, b Herts
Fannie, 17, b Litlington
William, 15, b Litlington
Alfred, 12, b Litlington
Frederick W, 10, b Litlington
The Pack family were previously in Malting Lane
1891 Church Street
Abraham Pack, 64, blacksmith, b Herts
Elizabeth, 64, b Beds
Thomas, 34, blacksmith, b Litlington
In 1891 several members of the Pack family are living in Aldershot, Hampshire. Mary A Hampson is a licensed victualler running the ‘Wheatsheaf’ Her three nephews are living there, William Pack, 25, blacksmith, Alfred, 22, fruiterer, Frederick, 20, baker.
In 1901 Alfred Pack is a blacksmith aged 32 living on Romsey Road, Cambridge, with his wife Frederica, 30, and son, Walter H, 3.
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