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45 Sturton Street

A Bricklayer and a Blacksmith

1881

Rebecca Smith, head, widow, 40, needlewoman, b. Huntingdon, Huntingdonshire
Sidney Smith, son, 14, scholar, b. Gt Bridge, Staffordshire
Frederick Smith, son, 11, scholar, b. Gt Bridge, Staffordshire
Maud Smith, daughter, 9, scholar, b. Wolverhampton
Herbert Smith, son, 7, scholar, b. Wansford, Northamptonshire
Ida Smith, daughter, 5, scholar, b. Potton, Bedfordshire
Percy Smith, son, 3, scholar, b. Potton, Bedfordshire
Netta Smith, daughter, 4 months, b. St Andrew the Less parish, Cambridge

1891

Isaac Banyard, 29, Bricklayer, b. Cherry Hinton, Cambridgeshire

Louisa Banyard, 26, b. Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambridgeshire

Anne Allworth, 67, widow, Louisa’s mother, b. Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambridgeshire

1901

Frederick Biney, 33, blacksmith, b. Sussex

Annie Biney, 27, b. Redgrave, Suffolk

Frank Biney, 3, b. Cambridge

Annie Biney, 1, b. Cambridge

Charley Reynolds, 21, telegraph fireman

1911

Edmund G Bowditch, head, 52, married, butler, domestic, b. Newbury, Berkshire
Emma Bowditch, wife, 52, married, b. Hawstead, Suffolk
Christopher Bowditch, son, 21, groom, b. Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Emma E Bowditch, daughter, 13, school, b. Cambridge
Married 29 years, 5 children

Sources – 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census

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