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High Street, Long Stanton

Houses on High Street

1871

James Burgess, 42, ag.lab, b Long Stanton

 

Annie Kidd, 24, school mistress, b Willingham

 

Andrew Merry, 26, farming bailiff,  b Croydon

 

Elizabeth Neal, 68, b Long Stanton

 

Abraham Stukins, 65, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

 

William Smith, 53, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

 

James Pink, 51, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

Susan Pink

Walter, 12

Oliver, 9, b Long Stanton

Allen, 6, b Long Stanton

Elizabeth Jane, 4, b Long Stanton

[In 1881 Eliza J Pink aged 14 is a nursemaid for the Watson family at 62 Gwydir Street, Cambridge]

Samuel Neal, 22, b Long Stanton

[Samuel Neal seems to be the same person as James Neal]

Ann Neal, 21, b Long Stanton

Alfred Pink, grandson, 1, b Long Stanton

[The Neal family in 1881 were living off King’s Street in Cambridge]

 

Susan Neal, 55, b Long Stanton

Cornelius, 19, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

Edward, 16, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

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1881

James Burgess, 53, farm bailiff, b Long Stanton

 

Henry Ivatt, 39, farmer of 562 acres employing 19 men and 11 boys, b Long Stanton

 

James Pink, 61, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

Susan, 54, b Long Stanton

Walter, 22, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

Oliver, 19, groom, b Long Stanton

Allen, 16, ag.lab., b Long Stanton

[In 1861 the Pink family had been living in Fish Pond Cottages]

 

Susan Neal, 66, b Long Stanton

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1891 High Street

Fred Burgess, 30, labourer, b Long Stanton

 

James Burgess, 63, bailiff, b Long Stanton

 

Susan Neal, 44, b Long Stanton

 

Henry Wilson, 53, labourer, b Long Stanton

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1901

Edward Neal, 46, road man county council, b Long Stanton

 

William Pink, 54, road man county council, b Long Stanton

[In 1911 William is living on the Over Road, Long Stanton]

Sarah, 52

Freda, 29

Arthur, 20

Horace, 15

Daisy, 12

Lawrence, 9

Dorothy, 7

 

Ruth Witlow,68, living on own means, b Long Stanton

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