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128 Sturton Street

An Engine Driver and a Colour Sergeant

Woodbine Cottage

1881

Harriet Barton, head, widow, 55, nurse, b. Cambridge
George Barton, son, 19, boot maker, b. Cambridge
Elizabeth Barton, daughter, 15, machinist, b. Cambridge
James Jacobs, lodger, widower, 65, boot maker, b. Huntingdonshire

1891

William Smith, 46, Railway Engine Driver, b. Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk

Ann Smith, 45, b. Kirtling, Cambridgeshire

1901

George Betts, 36, Soldier (Colour Sergeant in Infantry), b. Nottinghamshire

Josephine Betts, 40, b. Ireland

Henrietta Betts, 13, b. Ireland

Amy G Betts, 7, b. Colchester

1911

Albert Edward Fallowes, head, 42, married, railway ‘clerk’, b. Cambridge
Alice Ann Fallowes, wife, 39, married, b. Cambridge
Frederick Albert Fallowes, son, 15, errand boy for wool shop, b. Cambridge
Ellen Elizabeth Fallowes, daughter, 12, school, b. Cambridge
Albert Charles John Fallowes, son, 2, b. Cambridge
Married 16 years, 3 children

Source – 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census

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