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120 Argyle Street
History of 120 Argyle Street
1901 Census: Empty
1908 birth records
Gwendoline Maud Hudson’s birth registered at 20 Argyle Street
1911 Census
William Hudson – Railway fireman
Alice M. Hudson – wife
Gwendoline Hudson – daughter
William Hudson had come to Cambridge to work on the Great Eastern Railway. His brother David followed and lived at 79 Argyle Street.
William’s son Arthur then rented and later bought number 79 as well.
1921 Census
William Hudson – Engine driver, Great Eastern Railway
Alice M. Hudson
Gwendoline Maud Hudson – born 1908
Arthur P.D. Hudson – born 1915
Deeds – 1929
William Hudson purchased the property from Charles Stebbing.
1939 Register
William Hudson – born 7/4/1882 in Bluntisham – LNER engine driver
Alice Mary Hudson – born 3/1/1897 in Cambridge
Arthur P.D. Hudson – born 22/5/15 – Carpenter and joiner – ARP demolition
Mabel B. Marshall (later Richardson) – born 13/5/1889 – Children’s nurse – Alice’s sister
1952
Alice Mary Hudson died.
1955
William remarried in 1955 to Amelia Holliday
1960 Kelly’s Directory
William Hudson
1961
William Hudson died.
1965 Kelly’s Directory
Mrs. W. Hudson
Property has been sold a number of times since Amelia Hudson’s death in 1966, including in 1988, 1997, 2011 and 2017.
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