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34 Kingston Street
Two Families of Drapers
1881
Alfred and Jane Wisbey live here in 1881. Jane is a 20 year old milliner and Alfred a 23 year old draper. They were both born in Cambridge. They live with Elizabeth Braddy, a 48 year old general domestic servant from Great Wilbraham.
1891
In 1891, 34 Kingston Street is occupied by Ebenezer Nash, a 34 year old from Berkshire, working as a Draper. He is married to 28 year old Eva Nash, and they have a 5 year old son Arthur.
1901
By 1901, 34 Kingston Street is home to the Ayres family. Georgina Ayres, a 32 year old from Linton, who is married to Charles Ayres, a 34 year old working as a Whitesmith. They have 5 children: Gertrude, aged 10; Beatrice, aged 7; Sidney, aged 5; Annie, aged 3; and newborn Gladys. Living with them is Georgina’s mother Selina Faulkner, a 75 year old Widow from Newmarket, and Georgina’s sister Mary Faulkner, a 42 year old Laundress from Linton. They also have two boarders: William Patman, a 50 year old Tailor, and his 11 year old son Ashley.
Charles grew up at 82 Sturton Street.
1911
There is no entry for Number 34 in the 1911 census.
Sources: 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census
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