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14 Sleaford Street (6), Cambridge
The History of 14 Sleaford Street
Number 14 Sleaford Street appears on the 1881 Census as number 6. It becomes number 14 in 1891.
Taken by HW.
1881 (number 6)
William Loates, 30, carpenter and joiner, b. Chesterton
Lydia Loates, 31, b. Cambridge
Alfred Bolton, son-in-law, 11, scholar, b. Cambridge
Harry Bolton, son-in-law, 8, scholar,b. Cambridge
The enumerator may have made an error with Alfred and Harry, perhaps he meant “stepson”?
1891 (number 14)
Thomas Green, 26, decorator, b. Chesterton
Rebecca Green, 26, b. Cambridge
Ethel Green, 8, b. Cambridge
Thomas Green, 6, b. Cambridge
Mabel Green, 1, b. Cambridge
Sources: 1881, 1891, 1901 & 1911 UK Census, 1888 OS Town Plan of Cambridge, 1901 revised map of Cambridge
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