11 Stone Street, Cambridge

The Families of a Cab Driver and a Bricklayer

Number 11 was one of a terrace of seven houses on the south side of Stone Street and was built in 1881.  The terrace was demolished, so this property no longer exists.

1891

Thomas Stocker, 46, Cab Driver (Groom), b. Swavesey, Cambridgeshire

Mary A Stocker, 45, b. Great Oakley, Essex

William Stocker, 17 Gardener, b. Upper Holloway, London

Charles G Stocker, 15, Errand Boy, b. Upper Holloway, London

Ada Ann Stocker, 11, Scholar, b. Upper Holloway, London

Ernest G Stocker, 6, Scholar, b. Swavesey, Cambridgeshire

Winifred M Ambrose, Adopted Daughter, 2, b. Cambridge

William Gilbert, Brother of Thomas, 38, Tailor, b. Great Stokeley, Essex

Matilda Gray, Visitor, 15, b. Cambridge

1901

William C Hempstead, 45, Bricklayer, b. Cambridge

Martha E Hempstead, 47, b. Manchester, Lancashire

Neville G A Hempstead, 20, general labourer, b. Nottingham

William J Hempstead, 14, grocers errand boy, b. Cambridge

Samuel G Hempstead, 11, b. Cambridge

Harold E Hempstead, 9, b. Cambridge

Mary E Hempstead, 7, b. Cambridge

Julia M Hempstead, 5, b. Cambridge

Hilda A Hempstead, 3, b. Cambridge

1911

George Albert Martin, 45, general labourer, b. Cambridge

Married for 25 years, they have had three children, one still living

Lydia Martha Martin, 43, b. Cambridge

Lydia Martha Martin, 24, shop assistant for a confectioner, b. Cambridge

Sources:  1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census