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20 Stone Street, Cambridge
A Guard on the Great Eastern Railway
Number 20 is a terraced house on the north side of Stone Street. It doesn’t appear on the 1891 Census.
1901-1910
Head of household in 1901 is Charles Youngs, a 57 year old railway guard from Witham in Essex. He is married to Susan (nee Smith) who was born in Royston. In 1891 the couple can be found living at 77 Sturton Street.
Charles lived here until Susan’s death in 1910.
Sources: 1891, 1901 UK Census, Civil Registration Marriage Index (1837-1915)
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