Rose Terrace
This property doesn’t appear on the 1881 census.
Elliot and Rebecca Neeves live at 97 York Street between 1891 and 1901. The couple are both 38 in 1891. Elliot is a coal carter from Barton and Rebecca was born in Kneesworth, Cambridgeshire. They have moved to Cambridge from Haslingfield where Elliot was a shepherd.
By 1911 Elliot and Rebecca have moved to 2 York Terrace.
The family have moved here from 23 Ainsworth Street.
Agnes Howlett, 48, charwoman, b. Little Shelford
Ernest Howlett, 24, general labourer, b. Cambridge
Arthur Howlett, 22, general labourer, b. Cambridge
Lewis Howlett, 19, general labourer, b. Cambridge
Charlie Howlett, 15, general labourer, b. Cambridge
Annie Howlett, 11, school, b. Cambridge
Eva Howlett, 7, school, b. Cambridge
Agnes has been entered on the 1911 Census as head and married, not widowed. Her husband might have been elsewhere on the night of the census. She recorded that she has been married for 27 years and has had eight children, all of whom are still alive.
Sources: 1881, 1891, 1901 UK Census
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