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146 Sturton Street
A Grocer and a Blacksmith
1881
William J. Parsons, head, married, 26, number taker G E Railway, b. Willesden, Middlesex
Barbara M. Parsons, wife, married, 26, b. Canterbury, Kent
Clement G. Parsons, son, 2, b. Cambridge
Eleanor A. Parsons, daughter, 5 months, b. Cambridge
1891
William S Judd, 31, Grocer’s Assistant, b. Whaddon, Cambs
Esther Judd, 31, b. Histon, Cambs
Edith M Judd, 3, Fen Drayton, Cambs
Alfred Levi, 20, Boarder, 20, Grocer’s Assistant, Saffron Walden, Cambs
1901
Robert Cox, 29, blacksmith, b. Norfolk
Clara Cox, 27, b. Norfolk
Bertram Cox, 11 months, b. Cambridge
146 Sturton Street doesn’t appear on the 1911 Census.
Sources – 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census
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