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William Taylor, head, 37, 1844, bricklayer, Essendon, Hertfordshire
Sarah A. Taylor, wife, 43, 1838, Linton, Cambridgeshire
Ellen M. Taylor, daughter, 5, 1876, scholar, Cambridge
Ada F. Taylor, daughter, 4, 1877, scholar, Redmile, Leicestershire
William J. Taylor, son, 2, 1879, Redmile, Leicestershire
Henry J. Taylor, son, 4, 1877, Cambridge
James C. Taylor, visitor, 18, 1863, Essendon, Hertfordshire
Henry Wilderspin, head, glazier and painter,22, 1869, Chesterton,
Mary J Wilderspin, 24, 1867, Hauxton,
Arthur Allen, brother-in-law, grocer’s assistant, 21, 1870, Hauxton
Rebecca Barnet, head, widow, 63, 1838, Peckham, Surrey
John Barnet, son, 31, railway engine stoker, 1870, Cambridge
Albert William Goldsmith, 28, home decorator, b. Wye, Kent
Ruth Sarah Goldsmith, 32, b. Wye, Kent
Kathleen Gertrude Almerine Goldsmith, 6 months, b. Cambridge
Ruth and Albert have been married for two years. Kathleen is their first child.
By 1939 the family is living in Guildford where Albert is a signwriter & grainer.
Sources: 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations) (1858-1995), 1939 register
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