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93 York Street

Three Families of Labourers

Rose Terrace

1881

Number 93 is not on the 1881 Census.

1891

James Newman, head, labourer, 39, 1852, St Pauls Bulchamp, Essex
Mary A Newman, college servant, 38, 1853, Girton
Albert Newman, scholar, 4, 1887, Girton
Lucy Newman, scholar, 3, 1888, Girton

1901

Frederick Arber, head, 34, general labourer, 1867, Cambridge
Frances Arber, wife, 33, 1868, Hulton, Lancashire

1911

Edward Furness, 38, general labourer, b. St. Matthews, Cambridge

Kate Furness, 37, b. Cambridge

Thomas Furness, 17, general labourer, b. St. Matthews, Cambridge

Ethel Furness, 12, school, b. St. Matthews, Cambridge

Lily Furness, 10, school, b. St. Matthews, Cambridge

Percy Furness, 9, b. St. Matthews, Cambridge

Edward Furness, 7, b. St. Matthews, Cambridge

Gladys Furness, 5, b. St. Matthews, Cambridge

Nelly Furness, 3, b. St. Matthews, Cambridge

John Furness, 9 months, b. St. Matthews, Cambridge

Robert Bailey, 48, brother-in-law, carman for furniture dealer, b. Cambridge

Kate and Edward have been married for thirteen years and have had eight children.

Sources: 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census

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