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Edendale, 349 Cherry Hinton Road
History of Edendale
1891
(Edendale)
Two family at this address in 1891.
John Fynn, head, 40, tailor, born Cambridge
Mary, 39, born Worcs.
Mary Ann Barnes, mother in law, widow, 73, born Birmingham
Florence Neville, step-dau, 17, born Cambridge
Felix Freeth Fynn, son, 4, born Cambridge
Arthur George Fynn, 2, born Cambridge
Alfred Robert Willis, head, 42, clerk in Holy Orders curate at Old Chesterton, born Surrey
Edith, 37, born Essex
Winnifred Edith, 14, born London
Miriam Louisa, 12, born Wilts.
Dorothy Helena, 3, born Cambridge
1901
(Edendale) from the census returns it appears that there were three households at this address.
Ebenezer Spring, head, 40, schoolmaster, born Beds (he was headmaster of Cherry Hinton School)
Ellen, 38, born London
Lily, 19, teacher, born Sussex
Stanley, 18, commercial clerk, born Sussex
Albert, 17, school teacher, born Sussex
Cicely, 15, born Sussex
Gladys, 12, born Sussex
May, 9, born Sussex
George Peachy, head, 66, gardener, born Fulbourn
Jane, 60, born Linton
Benjamin Brown, head, 45, hay merchant, born Herts
Mabel F A, 31, born Herts
Minnie Livery, visitor, 19, born Herts
1901
(unnamed property) in 1901 the Stevens are listed in an unnamed property next to Edendale.
Charles Stevens, head,
Sarah P W, wife.
1911
(Edendale) The Stevens had 6 rooms and the Wilsons 7.
Charles Stevens, head, 66, retired man servant, born Gt Swaffham
Sarah Pool Wilson Stevens, 66, born Cambridge
Emma Wilson, head, 40, married, (2 children, 2 died), born Bermondsey
1916
(Edendale)
Charles Stevens
1925
William O Flitton
This house is placed in an approximate location. It was occupied by a Mr Denyer around the time of WWII.
(source – private communication)
For details of earlier occupancy, see the entry on Lime Villa and Ferndale.
In 1953, no. 351 Cherry Hinton was occupied by Arthur Bertram Coulter.
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