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13 Stone Street, Cambridge
A Sick Nurse from Brighton
Number 13 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
Kate Maxwell, 30, b. Yorkshire
Annie Maxwell, 14, Domestic Servant, b. Halifax, Yorkshire
William Maxwell, 10, Scholar, b. Nottingham
Percy Maxwell, 6, Scholar, b. Ratford, Nottingham
Gertrude Maxwell, 4, Scholar, b. Cambridge
1901
Ann Mitchell, 59, Widow, monthly sick nurse, b. Brighton, Sussex
1911
Harry (Bash?), 26, general labourer – locomotive department railway company, b. Babraham
Mary (Bash?), 22, b. West Wratting
Sources: 1881, 1891, 1901, 1911 UK Census
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