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90 Sturton Street
A Brewer and a Blacksmith
1881
First Household
Charles Rash, head, married, 33, coal carter, b. West Wratting, Cambridgeshire
Rebecca Rash, wife, married, 32, b. Brinkley, Cambridge
Helen Rash, daughter, 9, scholar, b. West Wratting
Alice Rash, daughter, 7, scholar, b. St Andrew the Less parish, Cambridge
Charles Rash, son, 5, scholar, b. St Andrew the Less parish, Cambridge
Frederic Rash, son, 2, b. St Andrew the Less parish, Cambridge
William Rash, son, 3 weeks, b. St Andrew the Less parish,
Second Household
CambridgeWilliam Webb, head, married, 24, omnibus driver, b. West Wickham, Cambridgeshire
Emma Webb, wife, married, 22, b. Cottenham, Cambridgeshire
1891
John Chapman, 38 Brewers Labourer, New Chesterton, Cabirdgshire
Maria Chapman, 31, Wymondham, Norfolk
Ada Chapman, 11, b. Woolwich, Kent
William J Chapman, 9, b. Plumstead, Kent
1901
William Polled, 63, blacksmith, b. Soham
Louisa Polled 73, b. Cambridge
William E Turner, 33, boarder, painter, b. Cambridge
1911
Frederick Tabor, head, 52, married, carman for Corporation b. Cherry Hinton, Cambridgeshire
Charlotte Tabor, wife, 63, married, b. Colchester, Essex
Married 22 years, 0 children
Source – 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 Census
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