
20 Hooper Street
Railway workers, a fishmonger, a cook and a milkman
20 Hooper Street is in Leeds Terrace, which was built in the 1870s.
1881 census
George Butler, 33, railway servant, b. Cambridge
Eliza Butler, 32, b. Haverhill, Suffolk
Alice Butler, 9, scholar, b. Cambridgeshire
George Butler, 5, scholar, b. Cambridgeshire
Walter Butler, 3, b. Cambridgeshire
Albert Butler, 2, b. Cambridgeshire
1891 census
William Cowell, 31, railway engine fireman, b. Cambridge
Christiannia Cowell, 28, b. Lynn
Edith Cowell, 4, scholar, b. Cambridge
William Cowell, 1, b. Cambridge
Fanney Nelton, niece, 19, domestic cook, b. Swaffham, Norfolk
1901 census
William Ludman, 28, fishmonger’s assistant, b. Cambridge
Sarah Ludman, 31, b. Fowlmere, Cambridgeshire
William George Ludman, 4, b. Cambridge
Alan Smith, boarder, 18, cellar man, b. Fowlmere, Cambridgeshire
1911 census
Harry Morley, 28, milk carrier for dairy works, b. Cambridge
Nellie Morley, 28, b. Cambridge
Nellie Morley outlived her husband and was still living in the house at the time of her death in 1968.
Sources
UK census records (1841 to 1911), General Register Office birth, marriage and death indexes (1837 onwards), the 1939 England and Wales Register, electoral registers and trade directories.